Mathematical assessment of synthetic hydrology
Water Resources Research · 1967 · 511 citations · 6 references
Hydrological ScienceEngineeringData ScienceHistoric SequencesCivil EngineeringSpatio-temporal ModelStatistical InferenceForecastingMathematical AssessmentHydrological ModelingMultivariate AnalysisHydrologyMultivariate Historic SequencesStatisticsMultivariate Synthetic Sequences
To generate multivariate synthetic sequences that will resemble multivariate historic sequences in terms of means, standard deviations, skewnesses, lag‐one serial correlation, and lag‐zero cross‐correlations, a multivariate, weakly stationary process is used. Techniques of regionalization and maximum likelihood estimates may be used to minimize the biases associated with the estimates of the parameters that characterize the historic sequences.
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