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Showing papers by "Simón Bolívar University published in 2023"



Peer ReviewDOI
16 Jan 2023
TL;DR: In this article , a simulation of daily rainfall for the region of Bologna produced by 13 climate models for the period 1850-2100 are compared with the historical series of daily precipitation observed in Bologanta for the periods 1850-2014, and analyzed to assess meteorological drought changes up to 2100.
Abstract: Simulation of daily rainfall for the region of Bologna produced by 13 climate models for the period 1850–2100 are compared with the historical series of daily rainfall observed in Bologna for the period 1850–2014, and analysed to assess meteorological drought changes up to 2100. In particular, we focus on annual rainfall data, seasonality and drought events to derive information on the future development of critical events for water resources availability. The results prove that rainfall statistics, including seasonal patterns, are fairly well simulated by models, while the historical sequence of annual rainfall is not satisfactorily reproduced. In terms of meteorological droughts, we conclude that historical data analysis under the assumption of stationarity may depict a more critical future with respect to climate model simulations, therefore outlining important technical indications.