The weekly rhythm of h uman activities and the climate in São Paulo Metropolitan Region

This study shows eleven evidences of the influence of weekly human activities rhythm on the climate system under anthropic influence. The model area chosen is Sao Paulo Metropolitan Region. The results are not conclusive, but only suggestive. The most important conclusion that could be brought in th...

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Main Authors: Tarik Rezende de Azevedo, José Roberto Tarifa
Format: Article
Language:Spanish
Published: Universidade de São Paulo 2001-12-01
Series:GEOUSP: Espaço e Tempo
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Online Access:http://www.revistas.usp.br/geousp/article/view/123512
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The weekly rhythm of h uman activities and the climate in São Paulo Metropolitan Region
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Urban climate
rhytmical human activities
São Paulo
author_facet Tarik Rezende de Azevedo
José Roberto Tarifa
author_sort Tarik Rezende de Azevedo
title The weekly rhythm of h uman activities and the climate in São Paulo Metropolitan Region
title_short The weekly rhythm of h uman activities and the climate in São Paulo Metropolitan Region
title_full The weekly rhythm of h uman activities and the climate in São Paulo Metropolitan Region
title_fullStr The weekly rhythm of h uman activities and the climate in São Paulo Metropolitan Region
title_full_unstemmed The weekly rhythm of h uman activities and the climate in São Paulo Metropolitan Region
title_sort weekly rhythm of h uman activities and the climate in são paulo metropolitan region
publisher Universidade de São Paulo
series GEOUSP: Espaço e Tempo
issn 1414-7416
2179-0892
publishDate 2001-12-01
description This study shows eleven evidences of the influence of weekly human activities rhythm on the climate system under anthropic influence. The model area chosen is Sao Paulo Metropolitan Region. The results are not conclusive, but only suggestive. The most important conclusion that could be brought in the future is that part of the "climate changes" attributed to human activity on the Earth, specially in urban areas, is reversible in short time (maybe weeks or months). If effective actions are taken to control the heat and pollutant sources, we could assume that the urban environmental quality should improve very fast
topic Urban climate
rhytmical human activities
São Paulo
url http://www.revistas.usp.br/geousp/article/view/123512
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