Two of these methods used soil survey and climatological zones to define regions of homogeneity, based on the Soil Landscapes of Canada (SLC) and the EcoDistrict nested hierarchy.
Here, we reproduced the hourly peak discharge during two typhoon events for a targeted set of nine rivers and compared their impact on SSS in the coastal zone based on observed, climatological and simulated freshwater outflows in conjunction with verification of the results using satellite remote-sensing data.
Furthermore, ecological niche models indicate that the two species largely have distinct climatological niches, but that the hybrid zone is centered at the eastern edge of a tract of habitat suitable for both species; eastward, only habitats suitable for J. jacana occur.
Sensitivity analyses consisting of comparative simulations using the model show that soil characteristics, like water holding capacity, influence SM in the root zone and affect seasonal total ET estimates at the climatological time-scale.
Figure 1 displays a map of months showing seasonal river runoff maxima in coastal regions, climatological areas of snow cover, and central lines of intertropical convergence zones (ITCZs).
Aside from to the absence of data on ambient temperatures, the division in geographical zones and regions is only a rough proxy of climatological and geographical differences.
Huesmann and Hitchman (2001) analyzed QBO using NCEP reanalysis data and showed that climatological mean zonal winds and their annual cycles may produce asymmetries in durations of descending zones of easterly and westerly QBO winds.
To eliminate asymmetries in the easterly and westerly wind zones, Pogoreltsev et al. (2014) proposed calculating of differences between monthly mean for each year and climatological (averaged over years 1992 2011) zonal wind velocities over the equator at the altitude of 30 km.
In climatological terms, this timing is suggestive.
In matters climatological, data are sparse.
