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Defendi, V., Taroni, G., & Bergamasco, A. (2002). Long-term climate variability over the central europe. Scientific Research and Safeguarding of Venice, Corila Research Program 2001 Results, I, 161–175. 
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Tipo di Risorsa: Articolo di Rivista
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Categorie: General
Keywords: cambiamenti climatici, extend abstract corila, processi ambientali - Environmental Processes
Creatori: Bergamasco, Defendi, Taroni
Collezione: Scientific Research and Safeguarding of Venice, Corila Research Program 2001 Results
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Abstract     
The Central Europe climate variability is here investigated through four long-term time series of pressure and temperature corresponding to four locations: Milan and Padua in Italy, Stockholm and Uppsala in Sweden. The performed statistical analysis (elementary statistics and trend analysis) is a useful instrument for trying to understand how the system works in this case on regional scale. On a local scale some inferences about the influence of the considered meteorological parameters on the mean sea level at Venice and Trieste are presented.
A first attempt of correlating the Central Europe climate and the North Atlantic Oscillation is based on the construction of a regional index obtained by the available pressure time series and then compared with the well known NAO index.
The use of climatic indexes is a way of studying the dynamical interconnections linking processes taking place in different parts of the system, but reducing the complexity of the climate system that is characterized by many components and governed by only partially known physical processes.
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