Changes in snow cover climatology and its elevation dependency over Romania (1961–2020)

Amihăesei, Vlad-Alexandru; Micu, Dana-Magdalena; Cheval, Sorin; Dumitrescu, Alexandru; Sfîcă, Lucian; Bîrsan, Marius-Victor

doi:10.1016/j.ejrh.2023.101637

Journal of Hydrology: Regional Studies

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.ejrh.2023.101637

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Changes in snow cover climatology and its elevation dependency over Romania (1961–2020)

Vlad-Alexandru Amihăesei,

Dana-Magdalena Micu,

Sorin Cheval

et al.

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Maximum winter temperature over Romania in connection to atmospheric circulation

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Stefan,

Birsan

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Maximum winter temperature over Romania in connection to atmospheric circulation

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Birsan

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Climate Change and Its Impact on Romanian Rural Tourism—A Review of Actionable Knowledge

Velea,

Irimescu,

Bojariu

et al. 2024

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Various motivations are at the basis of tourists’ choice for rural destinations, and among them natural environment and outdoor activities hold a significant weight. This makes tourism vulnerable to climate change through the direct effect of changes in the attractivity of climate conditions, in addition to the indirect effects due to the expected impacts on other associated socio-economic sectors. In this context, increasing rural tourism resilience to climate change is a complex issue which needs to consider adaptation measures focusing on tourism specifics in synergy with adaptation measures in related sectors (e.g., energy, land and water management, urbanization aspects). Expected impacts, vulnerability and resilience of tourism to climate change are research issues more and more addressed in the recent years and their assessment at national or even local scales becomes increasingly important for designing effective adaptation measures. The study aims to present a summary of current knowledge related to the impact of climate change on Romanian tourism and, in particular, on rural tourism. Also, a synthesis of the available climate information tailored for the Romanian tourism sector is presented, focusing on actionable information that may be employed to reduce the negative effects of climate change on Romanian rural tourism.

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Comparative Analysis of Land and Air Temperature in Romania since A.D. 1961

Manea,

Birsan,

Dima

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Daily time series with continuous records of mean air and soil temperature from 127 meteorological stations—fairly distributed over the country—were used to compute monthly temperature trends, as well as changes in the timing of the first and the last frost days over Romania since 1961. Results show that the frequency of the number of days with daily temperature averages below 0 °C in case of air and soil surface temperature is stable for most months, except for January, when (for both soil and air temperature), the number of days with a temperature below 0 °C is decreasing in the majority of the stations. The occurrence of the first day with (mean air and soil surface) temperatures below 0 °C, presents a delay in the south, south-east, and west, and an earlier occurrence in eastern and central regions. The occurrence of the last day with a mean air and soil surface temperature below 0 °C shows a stable trend for most stations (except for some small areas in the north, south-east and south-west of Romania). The regime of the land temperature is more stable, due to the physical characteristics of the soil, compared to the more versatile atmosphere. Linkages between thermal parameters and large-scale atmospheric circulation are also discussed.

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Changes in snow cover climatology and its elevation dependency over Romania (1961–2020)

Cited by 4 publications

References 93 publications

Maximum winter temperature over Romania in connection to atmospheric circulation

Maximum winter temperature over Romania in connection to atmospheric circulation

Climate Change and Its Impact on Romanian Rural Tourism—A Review of Actionable Knowledge

Comparative Analysis of Land and Air Temperature in Romania since A.D. 1961

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