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Precipitation Concentration Index: a standalone construct

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Climate extremes

an index of how unevenly annual precipitation is spread across the months, based on the sum of squared monthly totals.

In climate extremes, Precipitation Concentration Index refers to an index of how unevenly annual precipitation is spread across the months, based on the sum of squared monthly totals. This meaning comes from Oliver (1980) in The Professional Geographer.[1]

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References

Oliver, J. E. (1980). Monthly Precipitation Distribution: a Comparative Index. The Professional Geographer, 32(3), 300-309. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.0033-0124.1980.00300.x

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