To compare the resolution of 55 km2 and 8 km2, we used five variables to construct models at both resolutions: elevation, total annual precipitation, mean temperature, minimum annual temperature, and maximum annual temperature.
We used maximum temperature, mean temperature, minimum temperature (Tmin), and relative humidity (RH) for the analysis.
The environmental tolerances described by the dominant rules suggest that mean NDVI, altitude, mean temperature, minimum soil calcium and minimum soil organic content are limiting variables for B. anthracis in Kazakhstan.
Three pairs of correlated axes (r>0.8), annual mean temperature, minimum temperature of the coldest month, and mean temperature of the warmest quarter, all had relative variable contributions>5% to the Pyron et al. model.
We obtained daily weather data from Lang Station on daily mean temperature, minimum and maximum temperature, relative humidity, and rainfall.
*T = Temperatures for the years 2010 2012 using data from the German Weather Service (dwd.de) for Potsdam: Mean T: mean of 9 monthly (3 months from each of the 3 years) means (arithmetic means of daily mean temperature), minimum and maximum: extreme values of monthly extremes (arithmetic means of daily extremes).
During the study period from January 1, 2003 to December 31 , 2007 average daily maximum temperature was 27.6°C, mean temperature 23.0°C, minimum temperature 19.8°C in Guangzhou.
Strongly negative relationships were detected between the ring-width chronology and the monthly mean temperatures (minimum, mean, and maximum) from April to September during the growing season.
Daily data from 1961 to 1990 were selected to represent the 30-year reference period, including maximum temperature, minimum temperature, mean temperature and total precipitation.
Monthly mean temperature range from a minimum of 11°C to a maximum of 27°C.
