Additional file 3 of Investigating climatic changes of the wind regime over Western Iran
Creators: name: Maryanaji, Zohreh
name: Hamidi, Omid
Publisher: name: figshare
Year: 2020
Subjects: subject: Space Science
subject: Medicine
subject: Neuroscience
subject: 59999 Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified
subject: FOS: Earth and related environmental sciences
subject: FOS: Earth and related environmental sciences
subject: Ecology
subject: FOS: Biological sciences
subject: FOS: Biological sciences
subject: 69999 Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified
subject: Cancer
subject: Computational Biology

description: Additional file 3: Figure S1. Homogenization of the wind-speed data at Nojeh station (sample station): the top chart shows the heterogeneous time series of wind-speed; the middle chart shows the trend of heterogeneous time series of wind-speed indicating a jump in 1989 due to the displacement of the station; and the bottom chart shows the homogenized wind-speed. Figure S2. Variance (V), amplitude (A) and time (T) of the harmonics (numbers 1 and 2 indicates first and second harmonics) for the average wind-speed in the study area over a 30 year period (1986–2015) (phase angle or T the time in the bottom panels indicate the change in the time of maximum (peak) of the harmonics; A zero value indicates (15th December, − 0.5 stands for 15 days earlier, i.e. December 1 and 0.5 shows 15 days later, i.e., December 30). Figure S3. Variance (V), amplitude (A) and time (T) of the harmonics (numbers 1 and 2 indicates first and second harmonics) of the average wind-speed in the study area over the first decade (1986–1995) (phase angle or T the time in the bottom panels indicate the change in the time of maximum (peak) of the harmonics; A zero value indicates (15th December, − 0.5 stands for 15 days earlier, i.e. December 1 and 0.5 shows 15 days later, i.e., December 30). Figure S4. Variance (V), amplitude (A) and time (T) of the harmonics (numbers 1 and 2 indicates first and second harmonics) of the average wind-speed in the study area over the second decade (1996–2005) (phase angle or T the time in the bottom panels indicate the change in the time of maximum (peak) of the harmonics; A zero value indicates (15th December, − 0.5 stands for 15 days earlier, i.e. December 1 and 0.5 shows 15 days later, i.e., December 30). Figure S5. Variance (V), amplitude (A) and time (T) of the harmonics (numbers 1 and 2 indicates first and second harmonics) of the average wind-speed in the study area over the third decade (2006–2015) (phase angle or T the time in the bottom panels indicate the change in the time of maximum (peak) of the harmonics; A zero value indicates (15th December, − 0.5 stands for 15 days earlier, i.e. December 1 and 0.5 shows 15 days later, i.e., December 30). Figure S6. The magnitude of the trends for the Variance (V), amplitude (A) and time (T) of the harmonics (numbers 1 and 2 indicates first and second harmonics) of the average wind-speed in the study area over the thirty-year period (1986–2015) (phase angle or T the time in the bottom panels indicate the change in the time of maximum (peak) of the harmonics; A zero value indicates (15th December, − 0.5 stands for 15 days earlier, i.e. December 1 and 0.5 shows 15 days later, i.e., December 30).