Climate change and tourism: Impacts and vulnerability in coastal Europe

Moreno, A.

doi:10.26481/dis.20100319am

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“…Summer maximum and winter minimum of the TCI are expressed in all stations. A similar ratio, with a maximum TCI during June, July and August is shown in most regions of the Mediterranean, Central and South-Eastern Europe (Amelung B., Viner D., 2006;Perch-Nielsen S. et al, 2010;Moreno A., 2010). Therefore, in Montenegro summer is the most suitable season for tourism.…”

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“…Туристичке активности које су осетљиве на дневне временске услове су: планинарење, једрење, сплаварење, лов, риболов, алпинизам и параглајдинг. Такође, туристички објекти би, архитектонским типом, конструкцијом, материјалима и енергетском ефикасношћу, требало да пруже микроклиматски комфор и безбедност туристима (de Freitas, 2003;Moreno, 2010). Међутим, клима у Црној Гори нема пресудан утицај на изградњу смештајних објеката и инфраструктуре.…”

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“…Код свих станица изражени су летњи максимум и зимски минимум TKI. Сличан однос, са максимумима TKI током јуна, јула и августа, показује већина туристичких регија у Средоземљу, средњој и југоисточној Европи (Amelung & Viner, 2006;Moreno, 2010;Perch-Nielsen et al, 2010). Према томе, у Црној Гори је лето најпогодније годишње доба за туризам.…”

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“…Tourism activities which are sensitive to daily weather conditions are: hiking, sailing, rafting, hunting, fishing, climbing and paragliding. Also, tourist facilities, by architectural type, construction, materials and energy efficiency, should provide a microclimate comfort and security of tourists (De Freitas C.R., 2003;Moreno A., 2010). However, the climate in Montenegro does not have a decisive influence on the construction of accommodation facilities and infrastructure.…”

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Tourism climatic index in the valorisation of climate in tourist centers of Montenegro

Joksimović

Gajić

Golić

2013

B SERBIAN GEOGRAPHIC

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Climate is one of the main factors for the development of recreational forms of tourism in Montenegro. It affects the temporal arrangement and spatial distribution of tourists throughout the year. It determines the context of the environment in which the activities of tourists take place and represents the tourism resources. It is important for the planning and construction of tourism facilities and infrastructure, as well as the organization of tourism activities. This paper presents the tourism climatic index as a bioclimatic indicator for determining the conditions suitable for recreational tourism throughout the year. Research results according to the case study indicate the comparative advantages and also the lack of climate as the resource in tourism of Montenegro. There is an apparent underutilization of periods with climate conditions that work in favour of recreational forms of tourism. The uneven spatial and temporal arrangement of suitable climatic conditions in the tourist centres is the factor of the formation of seasonality of tourism trends. However, the results of linear correlation of tourism climatic index and monthly visits point to the incompatibility of potentials with capacity utilization. [Projekat Ministarstva nauke Republike Srbije, br. 176008

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Tourism climatic index in the valorisation of climate in tourist centers of Montenegro

Joksimović

Gajić

Golić

2013

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“…Similarly, Lam et al [34] used simulation models in their study and anticipated that climate change will decrease fsh catches globally by 7.7% by 2050. Our numerical simulation results are in agreement with fndings of the European Environmental Agency's research [35], which showed that lakes are impacted by climate change, mainly by temperature rises [35][36][37]. Our results are congruent with previous studies that have shown signifcant adverse efects of warming on freshwater ecosystems [38][39][40][41].…”

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Surface Temperature Influences the Population of Limnothrissa miodon in Lake Kariba

Mutasa

Jones

Tendaupenyu

et al. 2023

International Journal of Ecology

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Global warming is a serious world problem where earth’s temperature has been reported to increase over the years; the aquatic ecosystems are also not the exceptions. But, the effects of this phenomenon on the aquatic ecosystems are not well understood. This study aims to understand the influence of surface temperature on the population density of Limnothrissa miodon in Lake Kariba. We constructed a mathematical model on the population dynamics of Limnothrissa miodon with nutrients, phytoplankton, zooplankton, and Hydrocynus vittatus. Lake surface water temperature was modelled by a cosine function, and the parameters were estimated from data fitting. Numerical simulations were used to determine the stability of the nonautonomous model. Numerical simulation results of the nonautonomous model showed a stable periodic orbit for varying initial conditions, and therefore, instability. Numerical techniques were used to investigate the influence of surface water temperature on Limnothrissa miodon. Results from the model with fitted lake surface water temperature data showed that a shift in the optimal temperature for phytoplankton growth from 25 ° C to 34 ° C, corresponding to dominance of Cyanophyceae over Chlorophyceae, resulted in a decline in the population density of Limnothrissa miodon. Numerical results showed that the population density of Limnothrissa miodon declines after an optimum temperature of 30 ° C for phytoplankton growth. Numerical simulation results suggested that warming of the lake may lead to a decline in Limnothrissa miodon population density in Lake Kariba.

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