2015
DOI: 10.20937/atm.2015.28.01.04
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ENSO index teleconnection with seasonal precipitation in a temperate ecosystem of northern Mexic

Abstract: (ENSO, por sus siglas en inglés) es el principal fenómeno de circulación de gran escala que ocasiona variabilidad climática en el norte de México. El desafío actual consiste en entender sus consecuencias para los procesos climáticos y ecológicos de los ecosistemas. En este contexto, se comparó el grado de asociación de tres diferentes índices de ENSO con la precipitación local (P) en el norte de México, y se utilizaron series dendrocronológicas (cronologías de anillos de crecimiento [TRI, por su siglas en ingl… Show more

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“…This study examines the relationship between precipitation anomalies (PP) in the RGSCP, SAM and ENSO by multivariate ENSO index (MEI). There are several ENSO indexes, but the MEI is recommended because it is composed of six variables that are part of the ocean-atmosphere coupled process in the Tropical Pacific, unlike the other indexes (WOLTER; TIMLIN, 2011, POMPA-GARCÍA;NÉMIGA, 2015). In addition, the anual, seasonal and monthly variability of precipitation in the study area is described, relating it to the EN and LN events and the variation of the SAM between 1998-2013.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…This study examines the relationship between precipitation anomalies (PP) in the RGSCP, SAM and ENSO by multivariate ENSO index (MEI). There are several ENSO indexes, but the MEI is recommended because it is composed of six variables that are part of the ocean-atmosphere coupled process in the Tropical Pacific, unlike the other indexes (WOLTER; TIMLIN, 2011, POMPA-GARCÍA;NÉMIGA, 2015). In addition, the anual, seasonal and monthly variability of precipitation in the study area is described, relating it to the EN and LN events and the variation of the SAM between 1998-2013.…”
Section: /10mentioning
confidence: 99%