Titlebook: Global Change and Regional Impacts; Water Availability a Thomas Gaiser,Maarten Krol,Jose C. Araújo Book 2003 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelb

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Water Resources of Ceará and Piauírainfall of about 900 mm competes with a potential evaporation of 2200 mm powered by 3000 h of sunshine. Real evapotranspiration is of the order of 700 mm (SUDENE 1980; corresponding to 78% of rainfall), leaving only about 120 mm (13%) for runoff and 80 mm (9%) for percolation. Specific runoff in th

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Survey of the Vegetation in the State of Cearámong the vegetational types, we may find: vegeta??o da planície litoranea (vegetation of the littoral plain), mata de tabuleiro (forest from the tableland), mata de dunas (forest from the dunes), manguezal (mangroves), caatinga (stunted sparse forest), cerrado (open pasture with patches of stunted v

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Survey of the Vegetation in the State of Piaui the form as this has been considered. The current estimates reveal, in spite of the superpositions, that few of the vegetal formations of the state are being protected, not guaranteeing the necessary minimum for the conservation of the tropical biota. The caatinga and the cerrado are the great phyt

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Climate Analysis and Scenarios for Northeast Brazilted (Lorenz 1963). If global climate changes are to be expected, their regional impacts will primarily be of special interest. Since global climate models are presently, and in the near future, not able to provide applicable model results of meteorological parameters at the regional scale (IPCC 1995

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Dynamic Regional Climate Modeling and Sensitivity Experiments for the Northeast of Brazill, generated by a dynamic mode1ing approach. The second is to elaborate a state-of-the-art regional-scale climate model, which can be applied to simulate scenarios of future climatic developments in the northeast of Brazil. For this, two different types of such models were adapted to the region of i

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Investigations on Water Management and Water Quality in Picos/PI and Tauá/CEs for sustainable development for the drought-prone northeast of Brazil. The perspective of climate change in a semiarid area with marginal water supplies requires strategic measures in order to avoid or at least mitigate severe water scarcity problems. Water scarcity results from the imbalance in a

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Privacy-Preserving Smart Meteringtal changes that will affect the entire earth system. The causes of global environmental problems are not fully understood: emission of greenhouse gases and pollutants by the industrialized world, overuse of soil and biotic resources, destruction of forests and natural vegetation, and the extinction

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-06708-3 semi-arid northeast of Brazil. In these states, regional development is negatively influenced by the high seasonality of rainfall and El-Ni?o-related drought years. The research focused on the interrelation between climate variability, water availability, agriculture and quality of life, and it was