Evaluación de clasificaciones de tipos de circulación mediante los modos de variabilidad Euro-Atlánticos
Resumen
El principal objetivo de este estudio es evaluar las clasificaciones de tipos de circulación generadas en el desarrollo del Proyecto Europeo Acción COST 733 ’The harmonisation and applications of weather types classifications for European regions’ (2005-2010), desde la óptica de la discriminación de las fases positiva y negativa de los principales modos de variabilidad euro-atlánticos.
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