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Spatial distributions for the trends of annual and seasonal SPEIs during 1970–2014: (a) annual; (b) spring; (c) summer; (d) autumn; (e) winter.

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Main Authors: Yuan Yue (313562), HaiFeng Liu (11725991), XiuXiang Mu (11725994), MengSheng Qin (11725997), TingTing Wang (10276238), Qi Wang (22418), YaQiong Yan (11726000)
Format: Still Image
Language:unknown
Published: 2021
Subjects:
Cell Biology
Molecular Biology
Ecology
Developmental Biology
Inorganic Chemistry
Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified
Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified
statistically significant influence
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results show mitigations
respectively identified using
provide valuable reference
potential evapotranspiration data
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cross wavelet transform
continuous wavelet transform
significant increasing trend
three defined regions
atlantic multidecadal oscillation
scale climate patterns
regional drought mitigation
cwt analysis showed
month time scales
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month period
trend test
decadal scales
climate indices
western regions
southern oscillation
different regions
arctic oscillation
month cycles
year cycles
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temporal characteristics
slope method
significantly correlated
possible relationship
periodic features
northeast china
eurasian pattern
eurasia pattern
drought conditions
autumn drought
around 120
annual scale
140 stations
Arctic
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0259774.g003
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Summary:Spatial distributions for the trends of annual and seasonal SPEIs during 1970–2014: (a) annual; (b) spring; (c) summer; (d) autumn; (e) winter.

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