Publication: Evolución climática durante el último siglo (1904-2002) en el
Parque Nacional de las Tablas de Daimiel (Ciudad Real)
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2004
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Castaño Castaño, Silvino
Martínez Alfaro, Pedro E.
Mediavilla López, Rosa María
López Pamo, Enrique
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Sociedad Geológica de España.
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Abstract
Las Tablas de Daimiel National Park (Ciudad Real, central Spain) is a very delicate wet/and that
during the last century has experienced noticeable human-induced modifications. In order to
understand the relations among climate, environment dynamics and human activity ;n this area,
detailed analyses of meteorological series are required. Analysis of meteorological series corresponding
to nine weather stations close to the Las Tablas de Daimiel National Park allows the
reconstruction of regional climate for the 1904-2002 period. Four periods have been identified
based on temperature records: 1904-1937, cold; 1938-1958, warm; 1959-1990, cold; 1991-2002,
warm. Other four periods are identified considering rainfall variability: 1904-1954, dry; 1955-
1979, wet; 1980-1995, dry; 1996-2002, wet. A comparison of the climatic series to the main
hydrological events reveals that there is no clear relationship between climate evolution and hydrology.
Consequently, we argue that the human control over the environment evolution for the last
50 years has been more significant than the climatic and endogenic controls.