Spatial-Temporal Analyze of Cyclones in 1376 Solar
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In this study، for spatial-temporal analyzing of cyclones in 1376، the spatial range of 30 to 80 degrees of east longitude and 0 to 80 degrees of north latitude and geo potential data with 2/ 5* 2 / 5 degrees of networking in arc levels of 1000، 925، 850، 700، 600 and 500 Hpa have been used. These data are extracted for six hours (00، 06، 12، 18 Zulu) database (NCEP / NCAR). So that، the first geo potential databases were created in MATLAB software، then GRADS changed the data to maps and، SURFER combined maps and the final analysis has been done. Temporal analysis in Iran indicated that the most of cyclones frequency is related to the level of 500 Hpa with 27 / 2 percent and the lowest frequency with 11 percent is for the level of 850 Hpa. Winter with 31/5 percent has the most cyclone and، summer with 18/8percent has the lowest cyclones. Studies of spatial cyclones in Pakistan indicate the existence of low pressure in all seasons، which is developed at lower levels. In Iran strong spin cannot be found and cyclonic centers which affect Iran are mainly derived from different geographical areas and are not active inside the country.
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Persian
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Geographical Research, Volume:28 Issue: 1, 2014
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143 to 162
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