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Climate regionalization is an inseparable part of many climate change and environmental studies. Delineating climatologically homogeneous regions enhances the utility of such studies and reduces the biases due to the uncertainties associated with climate model outputs at individual grid points which both lead to better understanding of the atmospheric mechanisms affecting a region's climate. Throughout time, researchers and st...
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