Titlebook: Analysis of Climate Variability; Applications of Stat Hans Storch,Antonio Navarra Conference proceedings 1999Latest edition Springer-Verlag

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Analysing the Boreal Summer Relationship Between Worldwide Sea-Surface Temperature and Atmospheric Vtidecadal. Statistical analysis is playing an important role in advancing our knowledge of air-sea interaction and its influence on worldwide climate variability. So this chapter is particularly well-suited for illustrating an application of statistics in climatology.

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Multivariate Statistical Modeling: POP-Model as a First Order Approximation speaking, a climate variable is generated by deterministic processes. However since a myriad of processes contribute to the behavior of a climate variable, a climate time series behaves like one generated by a stochastic process. More detailed discussion of this problem is given by H. von Storch and Zwiers (1999).

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Arbeitsweisen des Datenjournalismusistics of the atmospheric variables, the concept of the stochastic climate model is introduced in this chapter. Its application to climate variations is then illustrated in the context of the midlatitude sea surface temperature anomalies. The other applications are then briefly discussed.

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Arbeitsweisen im Onlinejournalismusouse signal?”, natural records of past climate variability (so-called “proxy” climate data) that are annually resolved and that capture decadal-to-century timescale variability, represent an essential basis for comparison with relatively short modern climate records which are rarely longer than a hundred years.

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Methodologie und methodisches Vorgehen,dge of what engineers term a probability intensity duration relationship. A probability intensity duration relationship is simply the family of probability distributions of the annual maximum precipitation for duration . where . might take on, for example, values of 1, 2, 3, 6, 12, and 24 hours.

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Climate Spectra and Stochastic Climate Modelsistics of the atmospheric variables, the concept of the stochastic climate model is introduced in this chapter. Its application to climate variations is then illustrated in the context of the midlatitude sea surface temperature anomalies. The other applications are then briefly discussed.