Trends and periodic movements in climatic series are treated as on-stationary components. A time series model and Bayesian statistics are combined through a Markov chain Monte Carlo procedure. Gibbs sampling is used in the Monte Carlo application. Monthly series of river flow, rainfall and temperature from northern Italy are used. Some late temperature rises are noted, otherwise there are no systematic increases or decreases in the series. Changes in periodicity are also of a random nature. From the results it is also possible to compare these properties between different locations and climatic indicators

Stochastic modelling of periodicities and trends for multisite daily rainfall simulation

KOTTEGODA, NATHABANDU THILAKAS;NATALE, LUIGI;
2008-01-01

Abstract

Trends and periodic movements in climatic series are treated as on-stationary components. A time series model and Bayesian statistics are combined through a Markov chain Monte Carlo procedure. Gibbs sampling is used in the Monte Carlo application. Monthly series of river flow, rainfall and temperature from northern Italy are used. Some late temperature rises are noted, otherwise there are no systematic increases or decreases in the series. Changes in periodicity are also of a random nature. From the results it is also possible to compare these properties between different locations and climatic indicators
2008
Environmental Engineering/Energy covers resources concerned with the effects of humans on the environment, and the development of controls to minimize environmental degradation. This category also covers the development, production, use, application, conversion, and management of nonrenewable and renewable energy sources.
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Gibbs; modelling; periodicities and trends
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Kottegoda, NATHABANDU THILAKAS; Natale, Luigi; Raiteri, Enrico
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