2014
DOI: 10.14430/arctic4427
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Analysis of Daily Air Temperatures across a Topographically Complex Alpine Region of Southwestern Yukon, Canada

Abstract: ABSTRACT. This study provides an analysis of six years of daily air temperature data collected using 16 HOBO ® UA-002-64 Pendant data loggers placed along a 280 km transect in southwestern Yukon and northern British Columbia. Correlation and time series analyses, including Seasonal Decomposition of Time Series by Loess (STL) methods, revealed very high correlations among all data series at daily to annual timescales. The two meteorological stations in the region are found to be generally representative of the … Show more

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“…Recent examples in the literature include the work done by Pagès and Miró (2009) in the Pyrenees, as well as work in western Canada by Taylor et al (1998), Lewkowicz and Bonnaventure (2011), Chaput and Gajewski (2014), and O'Neill et al (2015. The conclusions thus far indicate that inversions are more persistent in winter under stable air conditions.…”
Section: Inversion Comparisonmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…Recent examples in the literature include the work done by Pagès and Miró (2009) in the Pyrenees, as well as work in western Canada by Taylor et al (1998), Lewkowicz and Bonnaventure (2011), Chaput and Gajewski (2014), and O'Neill et al (2015. The conclusions thus far indicate that inversions are more persistent in winter under stable air conditions.…”
Section: Inversion Comparisonmentioning
confidence: 93%