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Numerical weather forecasting 3 NWP 2 Adaptive filtering 1 Adaptive post-processing 1 Artificial neural network 1 COST 1 Data processing 1 EPS 1 Flood forecasting 1 Hydrometeorology 1 Kalman filter 1 Kalman filtering 1 MAP D-PHASE 1 Neural networks (Computer science) 1 Numerical weather prediction 1 Radar 1 Radar meteorology 1 Speed 1 Statistical post-processing 1 Statistical weather forecasting 1 Uncertainty 1 Uncertainty (Information theory) 1 Wind energy 1 Wind forecasting 1 Wind power 1 Winds 1
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Lynch, Peter 2 Sweeney, Conor 2 Bruen, Michael 1 EU COST 1 Germann, Urs 1 Haase, Günther 1 Keil, Christian 1 Krahe, P. 1 Liechti, Katharina 1 Nolan, Paul 1 Rossa, Andrea 1 Zappa, Massimiliano 1
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Reducing errors of wind speed forecasts by anoptimal combination of post-processing methods
Sweeney, Conor; Lynch, Peter; Nolan, Paul - 2011
Seven adaptive approaches to post-processing wind speed forecasts are discussed and compared. 48-hour forecasts are run at horizontal resolutions of 7 km and 3 km for a domain centred over Ireland. Forecast wind speeds over a two year period are compared to observed wind speeds at seven synoptic...
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The COST 731 Action : a review on uncertainty propagation in advanced hydro-meteorological forecast systems
Rossa, Andrea; Liechti, Katharina; Zappa, Massimiliano; … - 2010
Quantifying uncertainty in flood forecasting is a difficult task, given the multiple and strongly nonlinearmodel components involved in such a system. Much effort has been and is being invested inthe quest of dealing with uncertain precipitation observations and forecasts and the propagation...
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Adaptive post-processing of short-term wind forecasts for energy applications
Sweeney, Conor; Lynch, Peter - 2010
We present a new method of reducing the error in predicted wind speed, thus enabling better management of wind energyfacilities. A numerical weather prediction model, COSMO, was used to produce 48 h forecast data every day in 2008 athorizontal resolutions of 10 and 3 km. A new adaptive...
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