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Past and recent trends in the western Black Sea storminess by N. N. Valchev; E. V. Trifonova; N. K. Andreeva is a Environmental Science article available to read on EtoBox.

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Abstract. Storms are one of the most important phenomena producing coastal hazards and endangering human life and activities. In recent decades storm climate has become a subject of increased public awareness and knowledge of this issue can help the society to meet future challenges related to extreme storm manifestation. Therefore, the goal of this study is to assess trends in past and recent storminess in the western Black Sea. The analysis of storm climate is based on a continuous hindcast dataset covering a substantial historical time-span of 63 yr (1948–2010). It was used to create a storm population and to estimate properties describing storminess (proxies). This was done by introduction of criteria allowing separation of events with low probability of occurrence and at the same time keeping the information on their pattern, i.e. properties of storm phases. Eleven storminess proxies were analysed and the most indicative appeared to be storm duration; integral, mean and specific storm wave energy; and wind velocity and direction, which were obtained for each storm season. While experiencing significant variability on a quasi-decadal scale, no significant upward or downward tre

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Author
N. N. Valchev; E. V. Trifonova; N. K. Andreeva
Publisher
Copernicus GmbH; Copemicus Gesellschaften; Göttingen: Copernicus Publ. (ISSN 1684-9981)
Published
2012
Language
EN
Field
Environmental Science (Physical Sciences)

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