Applied Research in Geographical Sciences

Applied Research in Geographical Sciences

Diagnostic of Maximum Temperature in Kerman Province and Its Relationship with Geopotential Height(level 500hpa)

Authors
Hossein Jahantigh
Esmail Rashidi 1
abdolhossein Adel zadeh 2
1 phd student of climatology, kharazmi University
2 M.s of climatology, esfahan university, esfahan, Iran.
10.61186/jgs.24.73.484
Abstract


Objectives: The purpose of this article, the relationship between maximum temperature of Kerman province geopotential height at 500 hPa to avoid risks and losses are extreme temperatures.

Method: In this paper, the approach has been used in the circulation to peripheral circulation patterns will be assessed based approach to environmental data. Therefore, we used two databases. First Base event database environment (surface). In this regard, the surface temperature is selected stations Kerman province. The maximum temperature of the stations in the period 01.01.1368 to 01.01.1398 for 30 years to 10957 the number of days were obtained from the meteorological province. Another database contains data that the data of geopotential height at 500 hPa
Keywords
Maximum temperature
Diagnostic
Geopotential Height
Kerman province
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