Long-Term Rainfall Trends and Change Points in Hot and Cold Arid Regions of India
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Long-Term Rainfall Trends and Change Points in Hot and Cold Arid Regions of India
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Creator |
Deepesh Machiwal
Devi Dayal Sanjay Kumar |
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Arid region
Change point k-means clustering Persistence Trend |
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This study examined trends and change points in long-term annual and seasonal rainfall over hot- and cold-arid regions of India. K-means clustering classified 32 stations into two clusters Coefficient of variation for annual, wet season and dry season rainfall ranged from 19-41%, 22-43% and 30-55%, respectively for Cluster-I and from 25-47%, 31-52%, and 43-142%, respectively for Cluster-II. Short- and long-term persistence was more dominating in Cluster-II (entirely-arid) and Cluster-I (partly-arid), respectively. Sen’s method revealed increasing trends for annual and wet season from 0.92-1.35 and 0.77-0.85 mm-year-1 for Cluster-II, and from 0.93-1.21 and 0.81-1.13 mm-year-1 for Cluster-I, respectively. Dry season rainfall increased with 1.09 mm-year-1 in cold-arid region. The significant change points in annual and wet season rainfall mostly occurred during 1941-1955 (hot and cold), and in dry season during 1973-1975 (hot-arid) and 1949 (cold-arid). Moreover, the findings are useful for managing surplus/deficiency of rainwater in the Indian arid region. Not Available |
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2019-04-12T09:31:33Z
2019-04-12T09:31:33Z 2017-03-20 |
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Research Paper
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Not Available http://krishi.icar.gov.in/jspui/handle/123456789/18503 |
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Language |
English
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Taylor & Francis
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