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The Developments in Spatialization of Meteorological and Climatological Elements

Ole Einar Tveito

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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Spatialization Why spatialization? The role of GIS in developing spatialization within climatology Methodology Data representativity, quality and reliability Applications Climate indices Gridded datasets Recommendations and future outlook Bibliography

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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Spatialization Why spatialization? The role of GIS in developing spatialization within climatology Methodology Data representativity, quality and reliability Applications Climate indices Gridded datasets Recommendations and future outlook Bibliography

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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Spatialization Why spatialization? The role of GIS in developing spatialization within climatology Methodology Data representativity, quality and reliability Applications Climate indices Gridded datasets Recommendations and future outlook Bibliography

Key concepts: Spatialization, Reliability (semiconductor), Computer science, Environmental science, Climatology, Geography, Meteorology, Geology

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