Turbulent Heat Flux Reconstruction in the North Pacific from 1921 to 2014

Based on the daily accumulated precipitation from the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF) as the forecast data, and the daily accumulated precipitation from ground meteorological stations as observations, experiments of precipitation forecast on the township scale are carried out by means of the frequency matching method. The results show that, compared with the bilinear interpolation, the frequency matching method is more effective in increasing the anomaly correlation coefficient and the equitable threat score, as well as decreasing the root-mean-square error, the false alarm rate of light rain and the missing rate of heavy rain. The frequency matching method can greatly calibrate and improve the refined precipitation forecast on the township scale.

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Probabilistic multi-model ensemble prediction of interdecadal variability of East Asian surface air temperature based on CMIP5 data

Zhou

Wang

et al. 2020

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Turbulent Heat Flux Reconstruction in the North Pacific from 1921 to 2014

Abstract: Research on decadal changes in climate has attracted considerable interest during the past two decades (e.g.

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Precipitation forecast on the township scale using the frequency matching method

Probabilistic multi-model ensemble prediction of interdecadal variability of East Asian surface air temperature based on CMIP5 data

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