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Journal of the American Water Resources Association, 2014 Data scarcity has been a huge problem in modeling the water resources of the Upper Blue Nile basin, Ethiopia. Satellite data and different statistical methods have been used to improve the quality of conventional meteorological data.
Raghavan Srinivasan, Yihun Dile
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Evaluating the accuracy of CFSR reanalysis hourly wind speed forecasts for the UK, using in situ measurements and geographical information [PDF]
Renewable Energy, 2015 Climate data can be used in simulations to estimate the output of wind turbines in locations where meteorological observations are not available. We perform the most comprehensive evaluation of the NCEP CFSR reanalysis model hourly wind speed hindcasts ...
Paul Dodds +2 more
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Water (Switzerland), 2019 Precise representation of precipitation input is one of the predominant factors affecting the simulation of hydrological processes in catchments. Choosing the representative climate datasets is crucial to obtain accurate model results, especially in ...
Izzet ÖZTÜRK, Gokhan CÜCELOĞLU
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Tropical intraseasonal rainfall variability in the CFSR
Climate Dynamics, 2011While large-scale circulation fields from atmospheric reanalyses have been widely used to study the tropical intraseasonal variability, rainfall variations from the reanalyses are less focused. Because of the sparseness of in situ observations available in the tropics and strong coupling between convection and large-scale circulation, the accuracy of ...
Jiande Wang +3 more
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Child and Family Services Review (CFSR) and child welfare outcomes in the United States
Journal of Public Child Welfare, 2021The Child and Family Services Review (CFSR), created by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (USDHHS), was first implemented in 2000 to examine the effectiveness of public child welfare...
Haksoon Ahn +2 more
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Assessment of Offshore Wind Resource in China Using CFSR Data
Advanced Materials Research, 2014The offshore wind farms have many advantages over the onshore ones: they are not affected by the terrain, ground vegetation, buildings and other landscape features, so they have stronger and steadier wind, higher wind power density, smaller turbulence intensity and other advantages.
Shuang Long Jin +5 more
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Journal of Operational Oceanography, 2021
This study aims to investigate the quality of ERA5, a recent reanalysis wind product, and its contribution to wave modelling performance in a semi-closed sea, the Black Sea.
Emre Çalışır +2 more
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This study aims to investigate the quality of ERA5, a recent reanalysis wind product, and its contribution to wave modelling performance in a semi-closed sea, the Black Sea.
Emre Çalışır +2 more
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Determining the Adequacy of CFSR Data for Rainfall-Runoff Modeling Using SWAT
Procedia Technology, 2016 Abstract Stream discharge data are the essential information required to plan and design any watershed related project. In most of the cases, these data may not be available/ collected as there is no prior information regarding the commencement of a new project at the particular site.
Tomy, Tissa, Sumam, K.S.
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Ocean Engineering, 2016 Abstract Wind and wave characteristics and their long-term variability in the Black Sea over a period of 31 years are investigated in this study. The state-of-the art spectral wave model SWAN is implemented to perform a 31- year wave hindcast in the area of interest. The simulation results are used to assess the inter-annual variability and long-term
Gerbrant van Vledder +2 more
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Yearly variations of the stratospheric tides seen in the CFSR reanalysis data
Advances in Space Research, 2015Abstract The three main tidal components, i.e., the migrating components DW1, SW2 and the non-migrating component DE3, at the two stratospheric altitudes (20 and 43 km) and in the latitude range between ±60°, are obtained from the temperature data of National Centers for Environmental Prediction (NCEP) Climate Forecast System Reanalysis (CFSR) during
Xing Li +3 more
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