Climate change impact on a wine-producing region using a dynamical downscaling approach: Climate parameters, bioclimatic indices and extreme indices

Climate change is of major relevance to wine production as most of the winegrowing regions of the world are located within relatively narrow latitudinal bands with average growing-season temperatures (GSTs) limited to 13–21 C. This study focuses on the incidence of climate variables and indices that...

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Main Author: Blanco-Ward, Daniel (author)
Other Authors: Monteiro, Alexandra (author), Lopes, Myriam (author), Borrego, Carlos S. (author), Silveira, Carlos (author), Viceto, Carolina (author), Rocha, Alfredo (author), Ribeiro, A.C. (author), Andrade, João Verdial (author), Feliciano, Manuel (author), Castro, João Paulo (author), Barreales, David (author), Neto, Jorge (author), Carlos, Cristina (author), Peixoto, Carlos (author), Miranda, Ana Isabel (author)
Format: article
Language:eng
Published: 2018
Subjects:
Agrometeorology
Bioclimatic indices
Climate change modelling
Extreme climate indices
Grapevine phenology
Regional and mesoscale modelling
Wine production
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10198/18754
Country:Portugal
Oai:oai:bibliotecadigital.ipb.pt:10198/18754

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