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Flood and drought disasters and their spatial temoral distribution in Hunan province in the recent 50 years

HE Jian-lin

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By using the precipitation data from 9 representative meteorological stations in the recent 50 years, the standards for intensity scale of flood and drought disasters are put forward Flood disasters, spatial temporal distribution and their causes in Hunan province are analyzed

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By using the precipitation data from 9 representative meteorological stations in the recent 50 years, the standards for intensity scale of flood and drought disasters are put forward Flood disasters, spatial temporal distribution and their causes in Hunan province are analyzed

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By using the precipitation data from 9 representative meteorological stations in the recent 50 years, the standards for intensity scale of flood and drought disasters are put forward Flood disasters, spatial temporal distribution and their causes in Hunan province are analyzed

Key concepts: Flood myth, Geography, Precipitation, Spatial distribution, Distribution (mathematics), Meteorological disasters, Physical geography, Environmental science

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