S Coles, J Bawa, L Trenner, P Dorazio - 2001 - Springer
Extreme value theory is unique as a statistical discipline in that it develops techniques and models for describing the unusual rather than the usual. As an abstract study of random …
In winter 2013/14 a succession of storms hit the UK leading to record rainfall and flooding in many regions including south east England. In the Thames river valley there was …
Extreme value theory is used as a diagnostic for two high-resolution (12-km parameterized convection and 1.5-km explicit convection) Met Office regional climate model (RCM) …
Abstract Three different resolution (50, 12, and 1.5 km) regional climate model simulations are compared in terms of their ability to simulate moderate and high daily precipitation …
Although information about climate change and its implications is becoming increasingly available to water utility managers, additional tools are needed to translate this information …
A Toreti, E Xoplaki, D Maraun… - … Hazards and Earth …, 2010 - nhess.copernicus.org
We present an analysis of daily extreme precipitation events for the extended winter season (October–March) at 20 Mediterranean coastal sites covering the period 1950–2006. The …
Sub‐daily rainfall extremes may be associated with flash flooding, particularly in urban areas but, compared with extremes on daily timescales, have been relatively little studied in …
V Chavez-Demoulin, AC Davison - REVSTAT-Statistical Journal, 2012 - infoscience.epfl.ch
MODELLING TIME SERIES EXTREMES Page 1 REVSTAT – Statistical Journal Volume 10, Number 1, March 2012, 109–133 MODELLING TIME SERIES EXTREMES Authors: V …
B Pang, J Yue, G Zhao, Z Xu - Advances in Meteorology, 2017 - Wiley Online Library
The issues with downscaling the outputs of a global climate model (GCM) to a regional scale that are appropriate to hydrological impact studies are investigated using the random forest …