1995
DOI: 10.1007/bf00866111
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A statistical-dynamical downscaling procedure for global climate simulations

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“…They are also based on the hypothesis that the statistical link existing between the spatial scales in the current climate will remain valid for future changed climatic conditions. Despite these limitations, statistical methods have been extensively used in the Alps to work on specific months (Frey-Buness et al, 1995), reconstruct recent temperature evolution (Kettle and Thompson, 2004), obtain precipitation scenarios (Schmidli et al, 2007) or study snow cover (Martin et al, 1997).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They are also based on the hypothesis that the statistical link existing between the spatial scales in the current climate will remain valid for future changed climatic conditions. Despite these limitations, statistical methods have been extensively used in the Alps to work on specific months (Frey-Buness et al, 1995), reconstruct recent temperature evolution (Kettle and Thompson, 2004), obtain precipitation scenarios (Schmidli et al, 2007) or study snow cover (Martin et al, 1997).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Таким образом, получаются региональные распределения климатических параметров, соответствующие тому или иному глобальному представлению климата. Достаточно детально процедура динамико-статистического даунскейлинга описана в работе [Frey-Buness et al, 1995].…”
Section: методы повышения детализации метеорологических полейunclassified
“…AnemoScope is based on a statistical-dynamical downscaling approach (Frey-Buness et al, 1995). The assumption is that regional climate is associated with a specific frequency distribution of basic large-scale weather situations or climate bins (see Section 3).…”
Section: Anemoscope Toolkitmentioning
confidence: 99%