Rain-gauge rainfall series randomness in Spain: another case where the so-called climatic change is not proved
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https://doi.org/10.3989/egeogr.2003.i250.225Keywords:
randomness, statistical and geographical rainfall distribution, Spain, «mericness », absence of climatic changeAbstract
According to the mainly random character of the statistical and geographical distribution of rainfall for the longest rain-gauge series ever registered in Spain, it is asserted that there is no climatic change for this geographical region and that time lap. Finally the behaviour of these series is proposed to be called meric instead of random for a more accurate meaning of the word and a better understanding of the concept.
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