Journal of Hydrology · 2022 · 24 citations · 36 references
Natural ResourcesEarth SciencesHydrologyForecastingHydrologic ForecastingTime Series AnalysisCausal ForecastingHydrologic Time Series AnalysisInflow ForecastingMultivariate ForecastingTime Series Feature ExtractionTime Series ForecastingDaily Inflow ForecastingDay-ahead ForecastingEmpirical Mode DecompositionEmpirical Mode Decomposition FeaturesForecasting AccuracyForecasting Accuracy EvaluationHydropower ForecastingHydropower Scheduling
It is essential to have accurate and reliable daily-inflow forecasting to improve short-term hydropower scheduling. This paper proposes a Causal multivariate Empirical mode Decomposition (CED) framework as a complementary pre-processing step for a day-ahead inflow forecasting problem. The idea behind CED is combining physics-based causal inference with signal processing-based decomposition to get the most relevant features among multiple time-series to the inflow values. The CED framework is validated for two areas in Norway with different meteorological and hydrological conditions. The validation results show that using CED as a pre-processing step significantly enhances (up to 70%) the forecasting accuracy for various state-of-the-art forecasting methods.
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