introduction: studying long-term trend changes of meteorological parameters is one of the routine methods in atmospheric studies, especially in the climate change subject. among the meteorological parameters, temperature is always considered as one of the most atmospheric elements and studying it in order to gain a better understanding of the climate change phenomenon, has been effective. in ad...

The Mann-Kendall test is a commonly-used nonparametric test for time trend. However, the standard P-values obtained from it are based on an assumption of independence between observations (since the theory is that of the Kendall correlation). However, observations in time series are often autocorrelated: knowing that one observation is larger than the mean may tell you that the next observation...

Global warming is a result of the greenhouse effect caused by gases released into atmosphere; It usually expressed as an increase in measured average temperatures. In addition to this, extreme weather events such droughts, floods, and severe hurricanes become more frequent, specified severe. The effects global climate change on hydrological meteorological variables are increasing day day. There...

In this study, the spatial and temporal variability of water quality including monthly series of TDS, EC, So4, Cl, Ca and Na in common statistical period 1993-2014 was evaluated for the Karun River. This assessment is based on qualitative data stations including Susan in the upstream of Gotvand reservoir, Gotvand, Mollasani and Ahvaz in the downstream. To determine the parameters trend process,...

The purpose of this paper is to investigate the trend precipitation in Kilkis region (Greece) at site and regional level various time scales. At level, was analyzed using three tests: 1) Mann-Kendall, 2) Sen’s T 3) Spearman while slope estimated estimator. a nonparametric spatial tests such as Regional Average Mann-Kendall (RAMK) BECD’s (Bootstrap Empirical Cumulative Distributions) were elabor...