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Liviu APOSTOL1 & Ovidiu GACEU2
1„Al. I. Cuza ” University, Iaşi, Department of Geography and Geology, B-dul Carol I nr. 20 A, Iaşi, Romania, tel/fax: 0040223974, e-mail: apostolliv@yahoo.com.
2University of Oradea, Department of Geography, Tourism and Territorial Development, str. Universităţii, nr. 1, cod 410087, Oradea, Romania, tel/fax: 00.40.259.408472, e-mail: gaceu@yahoo.com.

THE CLIMATIC-TOURISTIC POTENTIAL OF THE ROMANIAN BLACK SEA COAST DURING SUMMER, ESTABLISHED ACCORDING TO THE METHOD OF BESANCENOT, MOUNIER AND DE LAVENNE

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Abstract: This paper describes the climatic-touristic potential of the Romanian Black Sea Coast during summer, based on daily weather data collected between 1960 and 2009 from the weather stations of Sf. Gheorghe, Gura Portiţei, Constanţa and Mangalia. These data have been processed using the method of Besancenot et al. (1978), establishing a classification which highlights the optimal combination of climatic elements influencing touristic outdoor activities. Following the analysis, we have concluded that the climatic-touristic potential of the Romanian Black Sea Coast is high, at it peak during July and August when very nice and sunny weather reaches a frequency of up to 61%. The less favorable month is September, the registered frequency of unfavorable weather during the first 20 years reaching 18-36% and 34-55% during the third decade.

Keyword: climatic-touristic potential, the Black Sea, method.


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