A 217-year precipitation reconstruction in the Habahe area, Xinjiang, Northeast China

Evaluating long-term changes in precipitation resources is important for accurate hydrological evaluation and forecasting, water security and rational allocation of water resources. For this purpose in the Xinjiang Habahe area, tree-ring specimens were collected from Picea obovata , Larix sibirica ,...

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description Evaluating long-term changes in precipitation resources is important for accurate hydrological evaluation and forecasting, water security and rational allocation of water resources. For this purpose in the Xinjiang Habahe area, tree-ring specimens were collected from Picea obovata , Larix sibirica , and Betula platyphylla to establish a tree-ring width chronology, which was used to analyse a correlation with the average temperature and precipitation per month for 1958–2016. Based on correlation coefficients for monthly temperature and precipitation with the chronology of tree-ring widths, radial tree growth was mainly restricted by precipitation, and tree-ring width chronology was significantly correlated with overall precipitation from the previous July to the next June ( r  = 0.641, P  
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Chronology
Climate
Correlation analysis
Correlation coefficient
Correlation coefficients
Dendrochronology
El Nino
Error reduction
Forestry
Hydrologic data
Life Sciences
Original Paper
Power spectrum analysis
Precipitation
Reconstruction
Resource allocation
Southern Oscillation
Spatial analysis
Spectrum analysis
Tree rings
Trees
Water resources
Water security
Wavelet analysis
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