Sentence examples for statistical storm from inspiring English sources
Therefore, the statistical storm risk model by Schmidt et al. (2010) is used in this study albeit knowing about the limitations when predicting windthrow probabilities in the north German lowlands while the model was parameterized using data from mainly south-western German medium mountain ranges.
Some statistical erosive storm hyetographs have been simulated according to the results of the analysis.
It may also help in identifying statistically independent storm events and improve multivariate statistical models of such events.
Twenty-nine percent of all hurricanes occur in August, with the statistical peak of storm activity coming this year on Sept. 9 or 10, said Frank Lepore, a public affairs officer at the Tropical Prediction Center in Miami.
Tropical cyclonic wind hazard is often quantified by the statistical distribution of storm intensity and frequency and is delineated in the form of a wind speed map of the return period (Fang and Lin 2013).
The event model parameters were derived from a statistical analysis of storms affecting the Southeastern United States and include radius of maximum winds, central pressure difference, landfall location, storm track, and decay rate.
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After the disaster in 1953, a statistical approach to the storm surge levels was chosen and an extrapolated storm surge level would be the basis for dike design.
These simulations would then generate accurate statistical distributions of expected storm frequencies, and determine the impact on those frequencies of fossil-fuel burning.
The two approaches of PMP estimates namely (1) statistical approach and (2) storm maximization and transposition approach were adopted to calculate the 1-day, 2-day and 3-day PMPs.
Copulas provide a means to achieve this by enabling the development of multivariate statistical models of sea storms.
