Changes in bioclimatic indices in the Republic of Moldova (1960–2012): consequences for tourism
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El presente estudio incluye el análisis diagnóstico y evolutivo del bioclima de la República de Moldavia según Wind Chill Index (WCI) y Cooling Power (CP). Entre 1960 y 2012, el bioclima de la temporada fría (octubre-marzo) presentó una tendencia de calentamiento gradual, evidenciada por la baja de los valores de WCI. Durante la temporada cálida, el bioclima de la República de Moldovia registró un calentamiento gradual, evidenciado por la baja de los valores de CP. Los valores del índice CP han sido analizados según los valores del Índice Climático turístico (TCI), útil para planificar actividades turísticas de cualquier tipo. Los valores actuales de TCI y los anticipados para el futuro indican un clima favorecedor para todo tipo o toda clase de turismo en la República Moldavia.
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