Received: 26 Jan 2015 – Accepted for review: 14 Mar 2017 – Discussion started: 11 Apr 2017
Abstract. This study analyzed rains in southeastern Brazil associated with the South Atlantic Convergence Zone (SACZ), which resulted in several disasters over the study area. The study period was from 1976 to 2010 and data were obtained from the National Water Agency (ANA) and Department of Water and Energy (DAEE) of the state of São Paulo. Outgoing Longwave Radiation (OLR) data were also used to analyze SACZ, which is an important dynamics influencing spring and summer in this region. A close relationship between SACZ intensity and economic and life losses in the study area was observed.
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I directed a master's degree students with the topic of natural disasters. This student has classified some South Atlantic Convergence Zone (SACZ) that occurs in Brazil in the spring and summer. Through the Wave Radiation it was possible to classify some natural disasters in the area of study.
I directed a master's degree students with the topic of natural disasters. This student has...
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