Performances of reanalysis products in representing the temperature climatology of Ethiopia
Tsegaye Tadesse,
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Temesgen Gashaw Tarkegn,
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Ram L. Ray
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Theoretical and Applied Climatology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
156(1)
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Consistent Coupled Patterns of Teleconnection Between Rainfall in the Ogooué River Basin and Sea Surface Temperature in Tropical Oceans
Water,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
17(5), P. 753 - 753
Published: March 4, 2025
This
study
investigates
teleconnections
between
rainfall
in
the
Ogooué
River
Basin
(ORB)
and
sea
surface
temperature
(SST)
tropical
ocean
basins.
The
Maximum
Covariance
Analysis
(MCA)
is
used
to
determine
coupled
patterns
of
SST
oceans
ORB,
depicting
regions
modes
dynamics
that
influence
ORB.
application
MCA
fields
results
three
with
squared
covariance
fractions
84.5%,
76.5%,
77.5%
for
Atlantic,
Pacific,
Indian
basins,
respectively.
Computation
correlations
Savitzky–Golay-filtered
resulting
expansion
coefficients
reached
0.65,
0.5
0.72,
variation
identified
this
can
be
related
Atlantic
Meridional
Mode
El
Niño
Southern
Oscillation
Pacific.
Over
Ocean,
it
a
homogeneous
mode
over
entire
basin,
instead
popular
dipole
mode.
Then,
time-dependent
correlation
method
remove
any
ambiguity
on
relationships
established
from
MCA.
Language: Английский
Evaluating rainfall forecasting capability of multi-source weather (MSWX) product over rainfall regimes of Ethiopia
Endeg Aniley,
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Addis Zemen,
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Melkamu Belay
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et al.
Geocarto International,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
40(1)
Published: March 17, 2025
Language: Английский
Evaluating the performances of gridded satellite products in simulating the rainfall characteristics of Abay Basin, Ethiopia
Solomon Addisu,
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Endeg Aniley,
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Temesgen Gashaw
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Sustainable Environment,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
10(1)
Published: Aug. 2, 2024
Satellite
Rainfall
Estimates
can
be
an
alternative
in
data-scarce
regions
like
Ethiopia.
However,
the
reliability
of
estimates
need
evaluation.
In
this
study,
performance
Climate
Hazard
Group
Infrared
Precipitation
with
stations
version
2.0
(CHIRPS
v2.0),
Multi-Source
Weighted-Ensemble
2.8
(MSWEP
v2.8)
and
Tropical
Applications
Meteorology
using
ground-based
observations
3.1
(TAMSAT
v.3.1)
products
against
observed
data
were
evaluated.
Student's
t-test
analysis
at
5%
level
significance
revealed
that
TAMSAT
v3.1
CHIRPS
v2.0
have
not
difference
over
tropical
agro-ecological
zone
(AEZ),
but
sub-tropical,
temperate,
alpine
AEZs
three
rainfall
most
temporal
scales
from
daily
to
annual.
The
detect
occurrence
tropical,
subtropical,
temperate
AEZs,
comparatively
they
showed
low
AEZ.
MSWEP
v2.8
better
intensity
different
class
But,
sub-tropical
AEZ,
was
preferable
classes.
On
other
hand,
takes
highest
degree
AEZs.
priority
total
case
detecting
both
equal
performance.
findings
study
will
play
a
noteworthy
role
improve
characteristics
by
best-performing
for
each
AEZ
specific
scales.
Language: Английский
Evaluación del método de análogos para simulación de la precipitación diaria en una región de orografía compleja
Federico Martín Gómez,
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María Laura Bettolli
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Meteorologica,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
49, P. 031 - 031
Published: July 1, 2024
Los
Modelos
Climáticos
Globales
(GCM)
son
la
principal
herramienta
disponible
para
realizar
predicciones
sobre
el
clima
en
escenarios
futuros,
sin
embargo,
los
mismos
presentan
un
desempeño
bajo
reproducir
local
debido
a
su
resolución
espacial
limitada.
Esta
característica
se
acentúa
regiones
de
orografía
compleja.
En
presente
trabajo,
exploró
posibilidad
añadir
valor
agregado
al
modelado
precipitación
diaria
través
método
estadístico
reducción
escala
(downscaling)
región
Andes
Centrales.
Se
utilizó
83
estaciones
durante
periodo
1981-2015
calibrar
análogos
utilizando
reanálisis
ERA-Interim.
Las
series
construidas
partir
modelos
downscaling
mostraron
resultados
más
fidedignos
comparación
con
datos
crudos
del
reanálisis,
especialmente
cálculo
valores
medios
y
estadísticos
diaria.
líneas
generales,
basados
información
predictores
atmosféricos
locales
obtuvieron
mejor
que
constituidos
gran
simplificada
base
análisis
componentes
principales.
El
lo
largo
dominio
no
fue
uniforme,
obteniéndose
mejores
las
chilenas
sector
sur.
Esto
posiblemente
forzante
sinóptico
dominante
es
bien
capturado
por
downscaling.
distintos
aspectos
temporales
variabilidad
(intraanual,
interanual
tendencias
plazo)
fueron
hábilmente
reproducidos
estadísticos.