Sentence examples for exceedance of thresholds from inspiring English sources
In the present study, we designed a methodology to quantify the risk of eutrophication from model output in terms of percentage exceedance of thresholds.
It is clear that, after a simple linear transformation, the model is able to predict the percentage of exceedance of thresholds.
Despite the discrepancies in modelled and observed frequency distributions, a simple linear transformation enables the use of model outputs for computing percentage/probability of exceedance of thresholds.
Most of the cases where the model fails (largely) to predict the percentage of exceedance of thresholds are years for which very few measurements are available (less than one to two hundred data points).
A flood early warning system based on exceedance of threshold limits on 3B42RT data is proposed for Riyadh.
The methods and results presented here may be useful to those investigating the potential for offshore wind energy development using stochastic process theory to study wind speed or power production since stationary stochastic models provide simpler and more accessible predictions of quantities such as probabilities of exceedance of threshold values, upcrossing rates, and residence times.
However the similarities in the shape of the distributions suggest that, the model may show some skill when looking at the probability of negative events (exceedance of threshold).
In particular, the exceedance of critical thresholds of water gauges play an important role in the prevention of flood scenarios.
Figure 4b shows the percentage exceedance of the thresholds for the hindcast run using the 1981 2002 training dataset.
Having transformed the model distribution using the methodology described above, we can estimate the percentage/probability of exceedance of the thresholds for each year.
This transfer function was then applied to the North Sea coastal waters of the PD run to estimate the percentage of exceedance of the thresholds for each variable (Fig. 5).
