Interpretación de:
Diagnosis of the Extreme Climate Events of Temperature and Precipitation in Metropolitan Lima during 1965–2013
https://doi.org/10.3390/cli10080112Giráldez, L., Silva, Y., Flores-Rojas, J., Trasmonte, G., 2022: Diagnosis of the Extreme Climate Events of Temperature and Precipitation in Metropolitan Lima during 1965–2013, Climate, 10, 112, https://doi.org/10.3390/cli10080112
Intérprete
CHACON PILLPA ERIK WILLIAM
Fecha de interpretación
21/06/2024
Revisor
Arancibia Ada
Resultados y conclusiones
The provided document excerpts focus on various sources related to climate research in Peru, including the Second National Communication on Climate Change for Peru, climate scenarios for the Mantaro River Basin, and trends and variability of precipitation extremes in the Peruvian Altiplano. Additionally, there are references to studies on changes in climate extremes in Peru up to the year 2050, identification of circulation patterns influencing precipitation in Lima and Callao, and a climate classification map for Peru. These sources offer valuable insights into climate change scenarios, precipitation trends, and risk analysis associated with climate change impacts in the region.
Metodología y datos
The document provides insights into various methodologies and data sources related to climate research in Peru. It references sources like academic theses, national climate classification maps, quantitative evaluations of climate indices, and reports on climate change scenarios specific to Peru. These sources offer a diverse range of data and methods used to study different aspects of climate patterns, precipitation, and climate change impacts in the region. Additionally, there are references to studies on precipitation extremes, geomorphological evolution, and risk analysis associated with climate change in Lima and Callao. The document covers a wide array of information gathered from scientific research and reports, highlighting the comprehensive nature of climate studies in the Peruvian context.
Limitaciones de la investigación
The direct interrelation between the behavior of the El Niño phenomenon and the variations of temperature and precipitation represents a very complex analysis, with this research showing a descriptive weekly analysis. However, it is still uncertain about the level of validation of these interrelationships at the global level.
Recomendaciones
The use of regional climate models was able to contribute to the research. With the variables used it was possible to evaluate some impacts
Adaptación: Agua
Mitigación: Uso de suelo, cambio de uso de suelo y silvicultura
Escala: Global
Ámbito geográfico: Analisis global con enfasis en Lima
Palabras clave: indices climaticos extremos, precipitacion extrema, temperatura extrema