[PDF] Top 20 A spatial and temporal analysis of Australian climate fields

... Precipitation patterns are always complex in mountainous areas and their nature varying enormously from one mountainous region to another depending on the characteristics of the region (including height, orientation and ... See full document

... Fusarium head blight of wheat is one of the most serious and hazardous crop diseases worldwide. Here, a transcriptomic inves- tigation of Fusarium graminearum reveals a new model for symp- tomless and symptomatic wheat ... See full document

... the spatial and temporal distribution of traffic ...to temporal fluctuations in traffic accidents. According to the temporal framework analysis, as shown in Figure 2, the distribution ... See full document

... the spatial distribution of sunspot ...the spatial structure of long period oscillations in the microwave, using the techniques of period and correlation ... See full document

... Detailed analysis of the different types of cytopathic vacuoles present in the SINV-infected C6/36 cells (see ...IF analysis of C6/36 cells infected with FP-tagged ...IF analysis at 12 h ... See full document

... to climate change and human activities. Spatial and temporal change of vegetation Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI) and its relationship with climate change and human activities ... See full document

... and Climate Sciences tion rate, fuel condition, temperature, ...the spatial and temporal variability in fuel loads and moistures associated with invasive grasses is, therefore, integral to fire ... See full document

... an Australian Research Council Linkage Project ...the Australian Research Council ’ s Centre of Excellence for Climate System Science ...Global Climate Modeling Program (RGCM) of the ...Centre ... See full document

... series analysis were applied, which are commonly used for global climate change research in order to analyse the trends of spatial and temporal variabilities of temperature over Japan: As ... See full document

... changing climate and estimating the socioeconomic ...day climate and near future climate scenarios are modelled with a global climate model on a stretched grid, focusing on extreme weather ... See full document

... Burkina Faso’s protected areas are under pressure from human activities, in particular agricultural expansion. In addition to the effects of climate change which are a major cause of land cover modifications. ... See full document

... species profiles. The Level 2 algorithm takes the transmission profiles and inverts them for profiles of the number density of ozone, nitrogen dioxide, and water vapor and aerosol extinction profiles at 4 wavelengths. ... See full document

... a spatial-tem poral model (hereafter refered to as the Bartlett-Lewis spatial-tem poral model or BLSTM) in which cells are clustered in tim e, but not in ...same spatial location, cells arrive in a ... See full document

... Temperature series of the original individual measurements of the minimum and maximum daily temperatures from 24 stations located in different regions of Europe are considered with the objective of studying the stability ... See full document

... the spatial representation of changing for- est covers across the CRB, further investigations into drivers of change including an understanding of the role of aridity and variability, a stronger link between ... See full document

... the spatial vari- ability of MAGST within a restricted area has been ana- lyzed and compared: the results show that at Cime Bianche, the mean range of spatial variability ... See full document

... Stalagmites can record environmental and climate changes through variations in their growth rate and stable isotope composition, and can therefore provide valuable terrestrial proxy archives. In the Okshola cave ... See full document

... Water chemistry and ecology of streams are impacted by the amount of water that exchanges between the surface water system and the adjacent saturated area, called the hyporheic zone, a dynamic area of stream channel ... See full document

... Physically-based rendering (PBR) is a technique in which the light transport in a virtual scene is calculated to resemble the interaction of light in a real-world scene as accurately as possible [Pharr et al., 2016]. ... See full document

... To expand our knowledge of As transport and accumula- tion in intact rice plants, and its unloading into the rice grain, we present here for the first time a study investigating the vari[r] ... See full document