Numerical stochastic simulation of joint non-Gaussian meteorological series
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V. A. Ogorodnikov
, E. I. Khlebnikova and S. S. Kosyak
Abstract
Numerical stochastic simulation algorithms for vector stationary non-Gaussian series are considered. These algorithms allow one to reproduce variations in time for a set of continuous and discrete meteorological values of the daily resolution, such as surface air temperature, indicators of precipitation, wind velocity components, and overall cloudiness. Representations in the form of a mixture of normal distributions and specific threshold transformations of Gaussian processes are used for adequate description of one-dimensional distributions. The model can be used in interpretations of results of climatic simulation for estimation of climate change consequences and in solving various problems of applied climatology.
© de Gruyter 2009
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