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|a Les climats du Cameroun
|b Texte imprimé
|f par Jean-Bernard Suchel
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|a Bordeaux
|d 1987
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|a 4 vol. (dont 1 atlas), 1186 p.
|c ill., cartes
|d 30 cm
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|b Thèse
|c Lettres
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|a LA PREMIERE PARTIE DE L'OUVRAGE PORTE SUR LES DONNEES DE CLIMATOLOGIE DYNAMIQUE AFRICAINE INTERESSANT LE TERRITOIRE CAMEROUNAIS. LA PRESENTATION DES FONDEMENTS METEOROLOGIQUES DU CLIMAT (FLUX, MASSES D'AIR, DISCONTINUITES...) ET DE LEURS ALTERATIONS CARACTERISTIQUES (PERTURBATIONS) EST ETAYEE PAR LA DESCRIPTION DE NOMBREUX EXEMPLES DE TYPES DE TEMPS SAISONNIERS, PUIS COMPLETEE PAR UNE ETUDE DE FREQUENCE. LA DEUXIEME PARTIE PROPOSE UNE ANALYSE SYSTEMATIQUE DES DIFFERENTS ELEMENTS DU CLIMAT, EN INSISTANT SUR LES PRECIPITATIONS ET LEUR VARIABILITE SPATIOTEMPORELLE. LA COMBINAISON DES ELEMENTS SIGNIFICATIFS PERMET DE DEFINIR DES INDICES CLIMATIQUES SYNTHETIQUES. LA TROISIEME PARTIE PRESENTE, EN MANIERE DE BILAN, LES REGIONS CLIMATIQUES DU CAMEROUN EN FONCTION DES FACTEURS GEOGRAPHIQUES D'ECHELLES DIVERSES. A LA DISPOSITION ZONALE, QUI PREVAUT DANS L'INTERIEUR DU PAYS, S'OPPOSE L'ORGANISATION MERIDIENNE DES REGIONS MARITIMES ET MONTAGNARDES OCCIDENTALES, OU LA PUISSANCE DE L'INVASION SAISONNIERE DE LA MOUSSON SUR UN ESPACE AU RELIEF VIGOUREUSEMENT CONTRASTE CREE DES CONDITIONS FORTEMENT ORIGINALES ET DIVERSIFIEES. L'ENSEMBLE DES FIGURES ET ILLUSTRATIONS EST REGROUPE DANS UN ATLAS.
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|a THE FIRST PART OF THE WORK IS FOCUSSED ON THE DATA ABOUT DYNAMIC AFRICAN CLIMATOLOGY AS FAR AS CAMEROONIAN TERRITORY IS CONCERNED. THE PRESENTATION OF METEOROLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF THE CLIMATE (WINDS, AIR MASSES, DISCONTINUITIES...) AND OF THEIR CHARACTERISTIC ALTERATIONS (DISTURBANCES) IS SUPPORTED BY THE DESCRIPTION OF NUMEROUS EXAMPLES OF SEASONAL WEATHER TYPES, THEN COMPLEMENTED BY A STUDY OF THEIR FREQUENCIES. THE SECOND PART OFFERS A SYSTEMATIC ANALYSIS OF THE VARIOUS ELEMENTS OF THE CLIMATE, LAYING STRESS ON PRECIPITATIONS AND THE WAY THEY VARY IN SPACE AND TIME. THE COMBINATION OF SIGNIFICANT ELEMENTS ENABLES US TO DEFINE SYNTHETIC CLIMATE INDEXES. THE THIRD PART SHOWS, AS A KIND OF ASSESSMENT, THE CLIMATIC REGIONS OF CAMEROON ACCORDING TO GEOGRAPHIC FACTORS OF VARIOUS SCALES. THE ZONAL DISPOSITION PREVAILS IN THE INLAND PART OF THE COUNTRY. A LONGITUDINAL ORGANISATION IS PREDOMINANT IN THE WESTERN COASTAL AND MOUNTAINOUS REGIONS; THERE, THE POWER OF THE MONSOON SEASONAL INVASION OVER AN AREA WITH A VIGOROUSLY CONTRASTED RELIEF CREATES ORIGINAL AND STRONGLY DIVERSIFIED CLIMATIC CONDITIONS. THE WHOLE OF THE DIAGRAMS, CHARTS AND ILLUSTRATIONS IS GROUPED TOGETHER IN A ATLAS.
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