Geoheritage | Volume 13, issue 1 Autores: Paula A. Lama-Larenas, Juan Carlos Mora-Chaparro, Jose Gomez-Romero, Carles Canet, Miguel Á. Cruz-Pérez, Eduardo J. García-Alonso & Erika Salgado-Martínez* * | Centro de Ciencias de la Atmósfera Abstract omments are presented on the paper by Rosado-González et al. (Geoheritage 12:36, 2020), an attempt of quantification ―based on social perception―
Communications Earth & Environment | Nature Autores: Francisco Estrada*, Dukpa Kim & Pierre Perron * Ciencias Atmosféricas | Clima y Sociedad Abstract he attribution of climate change allows for the evaluation of the contribution of human drivers to observed warming. At the global and hemispheric scales, many physical and observation-based methods have shown a dominant anthropogenic
Communications Biology | Nature Autores: Julián A. Velasco, Francisco Estrada, Oscar Calderón-Bustamante, Didier Swingedouw, Carolina Ureta, Carlos Gay* & Dimitri Defrance * Ciencias Atmosféricas | Ciencias Atmosféricas Abstract mpacts on ecosystems and biodiversity are a prominent area of research in climate change. However, little is known about the effects of abrupt climate change and climate
Journal of Environmental Management | Volume 282 Autores: Rogelio O.Corona-Núñeza, Alma V. Mendoza-Ponce, JulioCampoa * Ciencias Atmosféricas | Clima y Sociedad Abstract rimary forests in seasonally dry tropical regions have undergone intense land-use/cover change, ranging from widespread shifting agriculture to land clearing for livestock production systems, and selective logging. Despite the importance of tropical dry forests
Diversity and Distributions | Autores: Enrique Martínez‐Meyer, Alejandro González‐Bernal, Julián A. Velasco * Tyson L. Swetnam, Zaira Y. González‐Saucedo, Jorge Servín, Carlos A. López‐González , John K. Oakleaf , Stewart Liley, James R. Heffelfinger * Ciencias Atmosféricas | Cambio Climático y Radiación Solar Abstract Aim To develop an updated distribution model and habitat suitability analysis
Scientific Reports | Nature Autores: Francisco Estrada*, Dukpa Kim & Pierre Perron * Ciencias Atmosféricas | Clima y Sociedad Abstract ue to various feedback processes called Arctic amplification, the high-latitudes’ response to increases in radiative forcing is much larger than elsewhere in the world, with a warming more than twice the global average. Since the 1990’s,
Biological Conservation | Volume 253 A hippo in the room: Predicting the persistence and dispersion of an invasive mega-vertebrate in Colombia, South America Autores: D.N. Castelblanco-Martínez, R.A. Moreno-Ariasde, J.A. Velasco*, J.W.Moreno-Bernal, S.Restrepo, E.A. Noguera-Urbano, M.P. Baptiste, L.M.García-Loaiza, G.Jiménez * Ciencias Atmosféricas | Cambio Climático y Radiación Solar Abstract iological invasions are a big concern due
Vol 34, No 1 (2021) | DOI: https://doi.org/10.20937/ATM.52747 Autores: Víctor M. Mendoza, Blanca Mendoza, René Garduño, Guadalupe Cordero, Marni Pazos, Sandro Cervantes, Karina E. Cervantes Abstract e present a thermodynamic model to simulate the atmospheric temperature and pressure, the regolith temperature and the polar CO2 ice caps vertical thickness and horizontal extent of Mars. This is
Vol 34, No 1 (2021) | DOI: https://doi.org/10.20937/ATM.52756 Autores: Brenda Liz Valle-Hernández, Estheicy López-Bello, Miguel Torres-Rodríguez, Cecilia Agapito-Abraham, Violeta Mugica-Álvarez Abstract rtisanal pottery in Mexico is largely manufactured in handmade adobe kilns using scrap tires as main fuel in rural and periurban areas, making this activity one of the main sources of atmospheric pollutants. An
Vol 34, No 1 (2021) | DOI: https://doi.org/10.20937/ATM.52664 Autores: Alejandro Ruvalcaba García, Tomás González Morán Abstract he analytic hierarchy analysis process allowed establishing a hierarchical model of a target function under a set of criteria aimed at choosing the best sites for the installation of wind farms in the north of Mexico. In this study,