Sentence examples for weather datasets from inspiring English sources

Building energy simulations were conducted to evaluate the two weather datasets.

These series are not represented by short historical weather datasets but by longer generated synthetic weather data series.

This paper presents the work on the development and evaluation of two typical weather datasets, namely Typical Meteorological Year (TMY) and Test Reference Year (TRY).

Verification of model sanity and performance are carried out taking real weather datasets and their corresponding wildfire hazard outputs as benchmarks.

This study suggested that the plugin can be used to generate high resolution precipitation datasets for hydrological and climatological studies at a watershed where observed weather datasets are limited.

Weather variables for 2002 2003 were computed from monthly PRISM weather datasets that characterized mean maximum temperature and precipitation (http://prism.oregonstate.edu).edu

Absent local weather stations, a gridded weather dataset can provide information useful for water management in irrigated areas including potential crop evapotranspiration calculations.

In addition to lack of an advance controller, they inherently offer no mechanism for estimating the future state of their process models based on forecast weather dataset.

Ideally we would have used weather data from a station inside the delta, instead of Cairo which is just south of it, but no weather dataset was available from inside the delta with sufficiently long time series of weather data.

A long-term measured weather dataset from 1961 to 2014 for ten rural stations and seven urban stations in Beijing, was analyzed in this study, to understand the detailed temporal and spatial characteristics of the UHI in Beijing.

Since the currently available weather dataset used in building simulation software mainly comes from weather stations located in remote and rural areas, the impact of the urban heat island on thermal and energy performance of buildings may not be effectively reflected.