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Analysis of large-scale correlations on temperatures over Iraq

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  • Mohammed Wheed Hassan
  • Kadhim Abdul Wahab Hassan Al-Asadi

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Purpose - The purpose of communicating with your esteemed magazine is your continuous support with Arab researchers and your sponsorship of research on the Arab world. Design/methodology/approach - The research design was based on the APA style, and the methodology used in this research study is statistical and applied analysis to reach the desired results. Findings - The results of this study provide an interesting perspective on the factors that influence changes in variables in Iraq: The prevailing patterns of temperature in Iraq are characterized by a clear pattern, and it is noticeable that they are linked to patterns of distance connection, but it is affected by some local influences, including the different terrain in Iraq. The highest values recorded by the correlation relationship were for the oscillation NAO and EA-WR with −0.812, −0.805, respectively. It is clear from the results that the correlation values are different between the northern and southern stations regions, and that the most influential appeared during the month of January, meaning that the effects of the remote correlation patterns are clearer during the winter season. Most of the correlation values of temperature were at the significance level of 0.5 and 0.1, in addition to that, the correlation was inverse, meaning that when the values of the distance correlation patterns rise, the temperature rates drop above the study stations and vice versa. The effect of SOI appeared during the months of December, April and May, and it recorded a strong correlation with the temperature variable. Most of the oscillations showed different effects with temperature, and it cannot be inferred that the effect is subjected and affected by the oscillation without reference to the extensions of pressure systems and their effects on the local conditions over Iraq. Research limitations/implications - There are no restrictions. Originality/value - The topic of the research is one of the modern topics that researchers have not taken up in a large way, and the apparent thesis in the research is one of the effects of the newly observed climate changes with the aim of addressing and limiting the effects of these phenomena on the Arab world.

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  • Mohammed Wheed Hassan & Kadhim Abdul Wahab Hassan Al-Asadi, 2022. "Analysis of large-scale correlations on temperatures over Iraq," Arab Gulf Journal of Scientific Research, Emerald Group Publishing Limited, vol. 41(1), pages 2-17, November.
  • Handle: RePEc:eme:agjsrp:agjsr-05-2022-0046
    DOI: 10.1108/AGJSR-05-2022-0046
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