Spatio-temporal Trend Analysis of Rainfall using R Software and ArcGIS
Av K. Naveena, Shilpesh Rana, Ramiz Tasiya, 2023.Del av serien SpringerBriefs in Climate Studies.
A Case Study of an Agro-climatic Zone-1 of Gujarat, India
This book aims to provide an advanced R software approach that can carry out rainfall trend analysis using Mann-Kendall and Sens slope estimator tests.
The research study follows a systematic approach while utilizing R software as it can greatly facilitate the analysis of rainfall trends.
About 30 stations located in the study area and 41 to 50 years time series were selected for the purpose of analysis. The data for the research was collected from the State Water Data Centre (SWDC) in Gujarat, Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) in Pune, DAAC (NASA), and ESRI. Cluster analysis has been performed to analyze the variability of the mean rainfall. The stations have been divided into 2 clusters with 17 and 13 stations in each cluster which significantly differ from each other.
This book is aimed at researchers, scientists and government organizations working in the field of climate change.
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Spatio-temporal Trend Analysis of Rainfall using R Software and ArcGIS
Av K. Naveena, Shilpesh Rana, Ramiz Tasiya, 2023.Del av serien SpringerBriefs in Climate Studies.
A Case Study of an Agro-climatic Zone-1 of Gujarat, India
This book aims to provide an advanced R software approach that can carry out rainfall trend analysis using Mann-Kendall and Sens slope estimator tests.
The research study follows a systematic approach while utilizing R software as it can greatly facilitate the analysis of rainfall trends.
About 30 stations located in the study area and 41 to 50 years time series were selected for the purpose of analysis. The data for the research was collected from the State Water Data Centre (SWDC) in Gujarat, Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) in Pune, DAAC (NASA), and ESRI. Cluster analysis has been performed to analyze the variability of the mean rainfall. The stations have been divided into 2 clusters with 17 and 13 stations in each cluster which significantly differ from each other.
This book is aimed at researchers, scientists and government organizations working in the field of climate change.
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