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Studies on Trends and Preservation of Trends

R.D. Bansod

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Indian Journal of Waste Management 6(1):p 15-19, january-june 2022. | DOI: NA

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R. D. Bansod/Studies on Trends and Preservation of Trends/Indian Journal of Waste Management/ 2022;6(1):15–19

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Received : May 16, 2022         Accepted : June 15, 2022          Published : June 30, 2022

Abstract

The impact of climate change is projected to have different effects within and between countries. Information about such change is required at global, regional and basin scales for a variety of purposes. A study was carried out to find the trends in rainfall and temperature data by using Mann-Kendall test. 34 years of rainfall data were used for conducting study. Trend analysis was done for monthly data, annual data and three year annual average data. In monthly analysis of historical data it was found that during Monsoon months June showed increasing trend while rest of monsoon months showed decreasing trend, remaining months of a year showed no trend. In case of annual average data analysis, it showed no trend. In three-year annual average data it showed no trend.


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We would like to express our gratitude to the patients, their families, and all those who have contributed to this study.

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R. D. Bansod/Studies on Trends and Preservation of Trends/Indian Journal of Waste Management/ 2022;6(1):15–19


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Mann-Kendall testRainfallTrend analysis

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