Optimized shifts in sowing times of field crops to the projected climate changes in an agro-climatic zone of Pakistan

This paper evaluates 30-year (2013–2042) projections of the selected climatic parameters in cotton/wheat agro-climatic zone of Pakistan. A statistical bias correction procedure was adopted to eliminate the systematic errors in output of three selected general circulationmodels (GCM) under A2 emissio...

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Autor principal: Bhatti, Muhammad Tousif
Formato: Journal Article
Lenguaje:Inglés
Publicado: Cambridge University Press 2018
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Acceso en línea:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/76274
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description This paper evaluates 30-year (2013–2042) projections of the selected climatic parameters in cotton/wheat agro-climatic zone of Pakistan. A statistical bias correction procedure was adopted to eliminate the systematic errors in output of three selected general circulationmodels (GCM) under A2 emission scenario. A transfer function was developed between the GCM outputs and the observed time series of the climatic parameters (base period: 1980–2004) and applied to GCM future projections. The predictions detected seasonal shifts in rainfall and increasing temperature trend which in combination can affect the crop water requirements (CWR) at different phonological stages of the two major crops (i.e. wheat and cotton). CROPWAT model is used to optimize the shifts in sowing dates as a climate change adaptation option. The results depict that with reference to the existing sowing patterns, early sowing of wheat and late sowing of cotton will favour decreased CWR of these crops.
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spelling CGSpace762742025-06-17T08:24:24Z Optimized shifts in sowing times of field crops to the projected climate changes in an agro-climatic zone of Pakistan Bhatti, Muhammad Tousif climate change agroclimatic zones sowing date farmland cotton industry wheats emission temperature rain water requirements water availability water supply agriculture precipitation irrigation canals This paper evaluates 30-year (2013–2042) projections of the selected climatic parameters in cotton/wheat agro-climatic zone of Pakistan. A statistical bias correction procedure was adopted to eliminate the systematic errors in output of three selected general circulationmodels (GCM) under A2 emission scenario. A transfer function was developed between the GCM outputs and the observed time series of the climatic parameters (base period: 1980–2004) and applied to GCM future projections. The predictions detected seasonal shifts in rainfall and increasing temperature trend which in combination can affect the crop water requirements (CWR) at different phonological stages of the two major crops (i.e. wheat and cotton). CROPWAT model is used to optimize the shifts in sowing dates as a climate change adaptation option. The results depict that with reference to the existing sowing patterns, early sowing of wheat and late sowing of cotton will favour decreased CWR of these crops. 2018-04 2016-07-26T04:27:38Z 2016-07-26T04:27:38Z Journal Article https://hdl.handle.net/10568/76274 en Limited Access Cambridge University Press Bhatti, Muhammad Tousif; Balkhair, K. S.; Masood, A.; Sarwar, S. 2016. Optimized shifts in sowing times of field crops to the projected climate changes in an agro-climatic zone of Pakistan. Experimental Agriculture, 13p. (Online first). doi: https://doi.org/10.1017/S0014479716000156
spellingShingle climate change
agroclimatic zones
sowing date
farmland
cotton industry
wheats
emission
temperature
rain
water requirements
water availability
water supply
agriculture
precipitation
irrigation canals
Bhatti, Muhammad Tousif
Optimized shifts in sowing times of field crops to the projected climate changes in an agro-climatic zone of Pakistan
title Optimized shifts in sowing times of field crops to the projected climate changes in an agro-climatic zone of Pakistan
title_full Optimized shifts in sowing times of field crops to the projected climate changes in an agro-climatic zone of Pakistan
title_fullStr Optimized shifts in sowing times of field crops to the projected climate changes in an agro-climatic zone of Pakistan
title_full_unstemmed Optimized shifts in sowing times of field crops to the projected climate changes in an agro-climatic zone of Pakistan
title_short Optimized shifts in sowing times of field crops to the projected climate changes in an agro-climatic zone of Pakistan
title_sort optimized shifts in sowing times of field crops to the projected climate changes in an agro climatic zone of pakistan
topic climate change
agroclimatic zones
sowing date
farmland
cotton industry
wheats
emission
temperature
rain
water requirements
water availability
water supply
agriculture
precipitation
irrigation canals
url https://hdl.handle.net/10568/76274
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