Hence, routine verification is necessary to understand the quality of forecasts as inputs to hydrologic modeling.
These methods were applied for increasing the quality of forecasts using the sample data sets from experiments and different investigations.
As the quality of forecast relies mainly on the resolution and quality of atmospheric fields, Stormy can be improved with the better forecast fields.
This allows us to test for the quality of forecast quantification methods by comparing quantified qualitative forecasts with actual quantitative forecasts.
On the other hand, large scale systems need to be complemented with semi-automated tools to evaluate the quality of forecasts equitably in every part of their domain.
Table 4 shows the results of tests carried out over the 2005.0-2010.0 and 2009.0-2014.0 time windows, where we compare the quality of forecasts of four different strategies: the nocast (we assume that nothing changes), the linear extrapolation, the steady flow assumption, and the fully dynamical calculation.
This has motivated the birth of the working group on Regional Earthquake Likelihood Models (RELM, Schorlemmer and Gerstenberger 2007) and of the Collaboratory for the Study of Earthquake Predictability (CSEP, Jordan 2006), both designed to evaluate the quality of forecast models.
In fact, another way to measure the quality of a forecasting system is to calculate the correlation between forecasts and observations.
The Economist, never a known fan of the minimum wage, recently ran a feature, "Where to Be Born in 2013," for which its researchers put together comprehensive quality-of-life forecasts for eighty countries.
The strength of this review is that it is the first review to systematically assess malaria forecasting methods and predictors, and the recommendations in the review, if followed, should lead to improvement in the quality of malaria forecasting.
