current regional climate change studies in hungary : a review

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Abstract
After focusing on the changes in Hungarian temperature and preeipitation during this Century, possible hydrological, agricultural and ecological consequences of a future climate change are described. These results have been obtained using a modified version of empirical downscaling techniques, developed to analyse the local effects of global climate change in a twofold concentration of atmospheric greenhouse gases scenario. In addition, regional changes in temperature and precipitation were examined with the help of the more specific stochastic downscaling method. The climate of Hungary has become warmer and drier over the last Century. It is to be expected that an increasing concentration of atmospheric greenhouse gases will enhance the tendency towards aridification.
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Authors ;I. Matyasovszky;T. Weidinger;J. Bartholy;Z. Barcza
Journal american journal of clinical dermatology
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10.5194/gh-54-138-1999
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http://www.geogr-helv.net/54/138/1999/gh-54-138-1999.pdf
Keywords
human ecology anthropogeographygeography (general)cartography

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