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<dc:date>2013-05-21T23:09:48Z</dc:date>
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<title>Intraseasonal oscillation of total precipitable water over North Indian Ocean and its application in the diagnostic study of coastal rainfall</title>
<link>http://dyuthi.cusat.ac.in:80/xmlui/handle/purl/2015</link>
<description>Intraseasonal oscillation of total precipitable water over North Indian Ocean and its application in the diagnostic study of coastal rainfall
Ram Mohan, H S; Santosh, K R; Sajith, V
TRMM Microwave Imager (TMI) is reported to be a&#13;
useful sensor to measure the atmospheric and oceanic&#13;
parameters even in cloudy conditions. Vertically integrated&#13;
specific humidity, Total Precipitable Water (TPW) retrieved&#13;
from the water vapour absorption channel (22GHz.) along&#13;
with 10m wind speed and rain rate derived from TMI is&#13;
used to investigate the moisture variation over North Indian&#13;
Ocean. Intraseasonal Oscillations (ISO) of TPW during the&#13;
summer monsoon seasons 1998, 1999, and 2000 over North&#13;
Indian Ocean is explored using wavelet analysis. The&#13;
dominant waves in TPW during the monsoon periods and&#13;
the differences in ISO over Arabian Sea and Bay of Bengal&#13;
are investigated. The northward propagation of TPW&#13;
anomaly and its coherence with the coastal rainfall is also&#13;
studied. For the diagnostic study of heavy rainfall spells&#13;
over the west coast, the intrusion of TPW over the North&#13;
Arabian Sea is seen to be a useful tool.
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<dc:date>2003-01-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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<title>An investigation into observational characteristics of rainfall and temperature in Central Northeast India—a historical perspective 1889–2008</title>
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<description>An investigation into observational characteristics of rainfall and temperature in Central Northeast India—a historical perspective 1889–2008
Ram Mohan, H S; Subash, N; Sikka, A K
Mann–Kendall non-parametric test was employed for observational trend detection of monthly, seasonal and&#13;
annual precipitation of five meteorological subdivisions of&#13;
Central Northeast India (CNE India) for different 30-year&#13;
normal periods (NP) viz. 1889–1918 (NP1), 1919–1948&#13;
(NP2), 1949–1978 (NP3) and 1979–2008 (NP4). The trends&#13;
of maximum and minimum temperatures were also investigated.&#13;
The slopes of the trend lines were determined using the&#13;
method of least square linear fitting. An application of Morelet&#13;
wavelet analysis was done with monthly rainfall during June–&#13;
September, total rainfall during monsoon season and annual&#13;
rainfall to know the periodicity and to test the significance of&#13;
periodicity using the power spectrum method. The inferences&#13;
figure out from the analyses will be helpful to the policy&#13;
managers, planners and agricultural scientists to work out&#13;
irrigation and water management options under various&#13;
possible climatic eventualities for the region. The long-term&#13;
(1889–2008) mean annual rainfall of CNE India is&#13;
1,195.1 mm with a standard deviation of 134.1 mm and coefficient of variation of 11%. There is a significant decreasing&#13;
trend of 4.6 mm/year for Jharkhand and 3.2 mm/day for CNE&#13;
India. Since rice crop is the important kharif crop (May–&#13;
October) in this region, the decreasing trend of rainfall during&#13;
themonth of July may delay/affect the transplanting/vegetative&#13;
phase of the crop, and assured irrigation is very much needed&#13;
to tackle the drought situation. During themonth of December,&#13;
all the meteorological subdivisions except Jharkhand show a&#13;
significant decreasing trend of rainfall during recent normal&#13;
period NP4. The decrease of rainfall during December may&#13;
hamper sowing of wheat, which is the important rabi crop&#13;
(November–March) in most parts of this region. Maximum&#13;
temperature shows significant rising trend of 0.008°C/year (at&#13;
0.01 level) during monsoon season and 0.014°C/year (at 0.01&#13;
level) during post-monsoon season during the period 1914–&#13;
2003. The annual maximum temperature also shows significant&#13;
increasing trend of 0.008°C/year (at 0.01 level) during&#13;
the same period. Minimum temperature shows significant&#13;
rising trend of 0.012°C/year (at 0.01 level) during postmonsoon&#13;
season and significant falling trend of 0.002°C/year&#13;
(at 0.05 level) during monsoon season. A significant 4–&#13;
8 years peak periodicity band has been noticed during&#13;
September over Western UP, and 30–34 years periodicity&#13;
has been observed during July over Bihar subdivision.&#13;
However, as far as CNE India is concerned, no significant&#13;
periodicity has been noticed in any of the time series.
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<dc:date>2010-01-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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