Comparison of single-site weather generators

A stochastic weather generator uses statistical model to simulate realistic random sequences of atmospheric variables at high speeds, variables which include wind speeds, temperature and precipitation. They are commonly used to produce synthetic weather data, and through the usage of these weather g...

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主要作者: Seah, Ken Kok Zheng
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-782672023-03-03T16:57:33Z Comparison of single-site weather generators Seah, Ken Kok Zheng Qin Xiaosheng School of Civil and Environmental Engineering DRNTU::Engineering::Civil engineering A stochastic weather generator uses statistical model to simulate realistic random sequences of atmospheric variables at high speeds, variables which include wind speeds, temperature and precipitation. They are commonly used to produce synthetic weather data, and through the usage of these weather generators, we can simulate a time-series of synthetic weather that has statistically similar characteristics to the site where the data has been taken from. This does not equate to a method of weather forecasting, and stochastic weather generators are not predictive tools by design. In this paper, we will be studying and comparing namely two single-site weather generators, WeaGETS and LARS-WG. Using local weather data obtained from the weather station at Changi which includes daily rainfall levels and temperature, we can experimentally make comparisons between the results obtained from both stochastic weather generators. Bachelor of Engineering (Civil) 2019-06-14T05:34:49Z 2019-06-14T05:34:49Z 2019 Final Year Project (FYP) http://hdl.handle.net/10356/78267 en Nanyang Technological University 42 p. application/pdf
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Seah, Ken Kok Zheng
Comparison of single-site weather generators
description A stochastic weather generator uses statistical model to simulate realistic random sequences of atmospheric variables at high speeds, variables which include wind speeds, temperature and precipitation. They are commonly used to produce synthetic weather data, and through the usage of these weather generators, we can simulate a time-series of synthetic weather that has statistically similar characteristics to the site where the data has been taken from. This does not equate to a method of weather forecasting, and stochastic weather generators are not predictive tools by design. In this paper, we will be studying and comparing namely two single-site weather generators, WeaGETS and LARS-WG. Using local weather data obtained from the weather station at Changi which includes daily rainfall levels and temperature, we can experimentally make comparisons between the results obtained from both stochastic weather generators.
author2 Qin Xiaosheng
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Seah, Ken Kok Zheng
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author Seah, Ken Kok Zheng
author_sort Seah, Ken Kok Zheng
title Comparison of single-site weather generators
title_short Comparison of single-site weather generators
title_full Comparison of single-site weather generators
title_fullStr Comparison of single-site weather generators
title_full_unstemmed Comparison of single-site weather generators
title_sort comparison of single-site weather generators
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