A computational script that calculates the standardized precipitation index (spi) for latin america, using the climate hazards group infrared precipitation with station (chirps) data base and crossing the spi with two layers of spatial information: population density and land use

López Solórzano, Freddy Darwin

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dc.contributor.advisor	Borbor Córdova, Mercy Julia, directora
dc.contributor.author	López Solórzano, Freddy Darwin
dc.creator	Espol
dc.date.accessioned	2019-05-29T17:31:07Z
dc.date.available	2019-05-29T17:31:07Z
dc.date.issued	2019-05-29
dc.identifier.citation	López Solórzano, Freddy Darwin (2018). A computational script that calculates the standardized precipitation index (spi) for latin america, using the climate hazards group infrared precipitation with station (chirps) data base and crossing the spi with two layers of spatial information: population density and land use. Trabajo final para la obtención del título: Ingeniero Oceánico y Ambiental Espol FIMCM, Guayaquil. 34
dc.identifier.uri	http://www.dspace.espol.edu.ec/xmlui/handle/123456789/46909
dc.description	This report is the culmination of a cooperative project with the centro internacional para la investigación del fenomeno de “el niño” (ciifen) in order to satisfy or, putting in other words, solve ciifen’s problem on developing the first drought tool for their impact-based forecast and warning services (ifws) initiative for agriculture areas and population density. the problem was defined as follows: “the current ciifen’s drought tool, the standardized precipitation index (spi), has a spatial resolution of 1º by 1º that does not provide detail spatial information to develop an ifws drought tools for agriculture areas and population density”. to solve this problem was necessary a literally review to find precipitation sources (data) with a better spatial resolution than the one that ciifen currently has, as well a review to understand the theory behind the impact-based forecast and warning services. the results of this review were: finding the precipitation climate hazards
dc.format	application/pdf
dc.format.extent	34
dc.language.iso	spa
dc.publisher	ESPOL. FIMCM: Oceanografía
dc.rights	openAccess
dc.subject	Cambio Climático
dc.subject	Identificación de Peligros
dc.subject	Proceso de Estandarización
dc.title	A computational script that calculates the standardized precipitation index (spi) for latin america, using the climate hazards group infrared precipitation with station (chirps) data base and crossing the spi with two layers of spatial information: population density and land use
dc.type	bachelorThesis
dc.identifier.codigoespol	D-76667
dc.description.city	Guayaquil
dc.description.degree	Ingeniero Oceánico y Ambiental