Abstract
In orientation to the general climatological background and the purpose of analysis, the following step-scheme of methods has arisen:
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Registration and supplementation of data.
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Error corrections.
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Homogeneity tests.
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Analysis of spatial representativeness.
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Computation of averages and particularly trends for each data time series.
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Testing of trend confidence.
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Field analysis by means of contour line computation with respect to averages and particularly trends, such as trend confidence estimates.
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Arrangement and production of charts for all trend and trend confidence results.
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Schönwiese, CD., Rapp, J. (1997). Method of Analysis. In: Climate Trend Atlas of Europe Based on Observations 1891–1990. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-015-8818-8_3
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