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An inkling of the relation between the monofractality of temperatures and pressure anomalies
A. Deliègeand S. Nicolay
Abstract. We use the discrete "wavelet transform microscope" to study the monofractal nature of surface air temperature signals of weather stations spread across Europe. This method reveals that the information obtained in this way is richer than previous works studying long range correlations in meteorological stations: the approach presented here allows to bind the Hölder exponents with the standard deviation of surface pressure anomalies, while such a link does not appear with methods previously carried out.
Received: 28 Apr 2015 – Discussion started: 18 Aug 2015
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We use the discrete “wavelet transform microscope” to study the monofractal nature of surface air temperature signals of weather stations in Europe. This method reveals that the information obtained in this way is richer than previous works studying long range correlations in meteorological stations: the approach presented here allows to bind the Hölder exponents with the standard deviation of surface pressure anomalies, while such a link does not appear with methods previously carried out.
We use the discrete “wavelet transform microscope” to study the monofractal nature of...
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