Evidence of an anthropogenic climatic change in the daily temperatures of Modena, Italy

Summary The daily minimum, mean and maximum temperatures, measured in Modena, Italy, in the years 1869–1976 have been analysed in order to detect possible long-term trends. An increasing trend appears to be present both in the minimum and in the mean temperature with a reasonable confidence level. T...
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Autor*in:	Marseguerra, M. [verfasserIn] Morelli, S. Saltini, G. Santangelo, R.

Format:	Artikel
Sprache:	Englisch

Erschienen:	1979

Schlagwörter:	Daily Temperature Sono State Maximum Daily Temperature Daily Minimum World Meteorological Organization

Anmerkung:	© Societá Italiana di Fisica 1979

Übergeordnetes Werk:	Enthalten in: Il Nuovo Cimento C - Kluwer Academic Publishers, 1978, 2(1979), 4 vom: Juli, Seite 499-503
Übergeordnetes Werk:	volume:2 ; year:1979 ; number:4 ; month:07 ; pages:499-503

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DOI / URN:	10.1007/BF02558290

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title_full	Evidence of an anthropogenic climatic change in the daily temperatures of Modena, Italy
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abstract	Summary The daily minimum, mean and maximum temperatures, measured in Modena, Italy, in the years 1869–1976 have been analysed in order to detect possible long-term trends. An increasing trend appears to be present both in the minimum and in the mean temperature with a reasonable confidence level. The presence of a trend in the maximum temperatures instead is questionable. The trends have been estimated by means of a procedure which provides also the statistical uncertainty of the parameter representing the trend. The uncertainty due to the errors of the measuring instruments has been also evaluated. The trends do not show any clear seasonal pattern. The overall behaviour of the trends (for the three daily temperatures) and the lack of a seasonal pattern can be explained by a «greenhouse» effect due to the increasing town. The experimental results and the explanation suggested are quite consistent with similar results and conclusions found elsewhere. © Societá Italiana di Fisica 1979
abstractGer	Summary The daily minimum, mean and maximum temperatures, measured in Modena, Italy, in the years 1869–1976 have been analysed in order to detect possible long-term trends. An increasing trend appears to be present both in the minimum and in the mean temperature with a reasonable confidence level. The presence of a trend in the maximum temperatures instead is questionable. The trends have been estimated by means of a procedure which provides also the statistical uncertainty of the parameter representing the trend. The uncertainty due to the errors of the measuring instruments has been also evaluated. The trends do not show any clear seasonal pattern. The overall behaviour of the trends (for the three daily temperatures) and the lack of a seasonal pattern can be explained by a «greenhouse» effect due to the increasing town. The experimental results and the explanation suggested are quite consistent with similar results and conclusions found elsewhere. © Societá Italiana di Fisica 1979
abstract_unstemmed	Summary The daily minimum, mean and maximum temperatures, measured in Modena, Italy, in the years 1869–1976 have been analysed in order to detect possible long-term trends. An increasing trend appears to be present both in the minimum and in the mean temperature with a reasonable confidence level. The presence of a trend in the maximum temperatures instead is questionable. The trends have been estimated by means of a procedure which provides also the statistical uncertainty of the parameter representing the trend. The uncertainty due to the errors of the measuring instruments has been also evaluated. The trends do not show any clear seasonal pattern. The overall behaviour of the trends (for the three daily temperatures) and the lack of a seasonal pattern can be explained by a «greenhouse» effect due to the increasing town. The experimental results and the explanation suggested are quite consistent with similar results and conclusions found elsewhere. © Societá Italiana di Fisica 1979
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