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Long-Term Changes in Hot and Cold Extremes in Turkey

Türkiye’nin Sıcak ve Soğuk Ekstremlerindeki Uzun Süreli Değişimler

Zahide ACAR
Barbaros GÖNENÇGİL
Nebile KORUCU GÜMÜŞOĞLU
Pages
57–67
Publication Date
2018-12-25
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Increased frequency of these days could lead to death and disasters.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Extreme weathers are the leading cause of weather-related disasters all over the world.
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Key Findings & Data:Many people lose their lives each year due to the triggering effect of cold or hot weather.
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Conclusion & Impact:Increased frequency of these days could lead to death and disasters.
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📍Scope:Comprehensive Sample
⚙️Variables:Turkey · Extremes · Cluster Analysis

Abstract

Extreme weathers are the leading cause of weather-related disasters all over the world. Many people lose their lives each year due to the triggering effect of cold or hot weather. The extreme days are generally defined as a period of several days of abnormally cold or hot weather. Increased frequency of these days could lead to death and disasters.

Özet

Ekstrem sıcak havalar, dünyanın her yerindeki hava koşullarına bağlı afetlerin önde başta gelen nedenidir. Soğuk ya da sıcak havanın tetikleyici etkisiyle birçok insan her yıl hayatını kaybetmektedir. Aşırı günler genellikle, anormal derecede soğuk veya sıcak hava koşullarının olduğu birkaç günlük bir süre olarak tanımlanır. Bu günlerin frekansındaki artış, ölüme ve afetlere yol açabilmektedir.

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ACAR, Z., GÖNENÇGİL, B., GÜMÜŞOĞLU, N. K. (2018). Long-Term Changes in Hot and Cold Extremes in Turkey. Coğrafya Dergisi, Sayı: 37, 57–67. https://ajindex.com/articles/246582

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