Authors: Khokhlov, V.N.
Year: 2008
Issue: 03
Pages: 49-55
Abstract
The non-linear relationship between Southern Oscillation Index and temperature anomalies (global as well as
both northern and southern) is studied. The methodology is based on the joint analysis of cross-redundancies
and Granger causality, which are applied to time series decomposed by the non-decimated wavelet transform. It
is shown that there are both the effects of Southern oscillation on the temperature anomalies and vice versa, as
well as the feedbacks.
Tags: climate changes; Granger causality.; Southern Oscillation
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