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Concept and evaluation of bay health:the role of numerical model in the Yueqing Bay,China
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作者 ZHOU Dacheng SUN Zhilin +2 位作者 HUANG Yu HUANG Saihua LI Li 《Acta Oceanologica Sinica》 SCIE CAS CSCD 2016年第8期3-15,共13页
To better evaluate the three-dimensional bay health and predict the dynamic bay health conditions, a concept of numerical bay health was introduced and a method of numerical bay health evaluation(NBHE) was developed... To better evaluate the three-dimensional bay health and predict the dynamic bay health conditions, a concept of numerical bay health was introduced and a method of numerical bay health evaluation(NBHE) was developed.To support the NBHE method, a numerical bay health index(NBHI) system was constructed, which assess the natural and socio-economic effects on the entire bay. Five index groups are combined to formulate the NBHI,including geometry, hydrodynamics and sediment dynamics, bio-ecology, water quality and socio-economy.Each group has different number of indices selected and weighted using AHP method according to their importance. Data were mainly synthesized from a variety of numerical models together with monitoring programs, which provide superior to other approaches in discriminating data integrity and predicting data in future. The NBHE method using NBHI system was applied in the Yueqing Bay during spring tide in April 2007.According to the NBHE results, Sta. A, at the surface level of the estuarine mouth, has a healthy geometry condition, sub-healthy hydrodynamic and sediment dynamic condition, and unhealthy water quality and bioecology conditions. The integrated healthy score at Sta. A indicates its sub-healthy condition. 展开更多
关键词 numerical bay health concept numerical model numerical index system three dimensional evaluation Yueqing Bay
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Short-Term Wind Speed Forecasts over the Pearl River Estuary:Numerical Model Evaluation and Deterministic Post-Processing
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作者 SUN Xian SUN Lei +4 位作者 LIANG Xiu-ji SU Ye-kang HUANG Wen-min KANG Hong-ping XIA Dong 《Journal of Tropical Meteorology》 2024年第4期390-404,共15页
The Pearl River Estuary(PRE)is one of China’s busiest shipping hubs and fishery production centers,as well as a region with abundant island tourism and wind energy resources,which calls for accurate short-term wind f... The Pearl River Estuary(PRE)is one of China’s busiest shipping hubs and fishery production centers,as well as a region with abundant island tourism and wind energy resources,which calls for accurate short-term wind forecasts.First,this study evaluated three operational numerical models,i.e.,ECMWF-EC,NCEP-GFS,and CMA-GD,for their ability to predict short-term wind speed over the PRE against in-situ observations during 2018-2021.Overall,ECMWF-EC out-performs other models with an average RMSE of 2.24 m s^(-1)and R of 0.57,but the NCEP-GFS performs better in the case of strong winds.Then,various bias correction and multi-model ensemble(MME)methods are used to perform the deterministic post-processing using a local and lead-specific scheme.Two-factor model output statistics(MOS2)is the optimal bias correction method for reducing(increasing)the overall RMSE(R)to 1.62(0.70)m s^(-1),demonstrating the benefits of considering both initial and lead-specific information.Intercomparison of MME results reveals that Multiple linear regression(MLR)presents superior skills,followed by random forest(RF),but it is slightly inferior to MOS2,particularly for the first few forecasting hours.Furthermore,the incorporation of additional features in MLR reduces the overall RMSE to 1.53 m s^(-1)and increases R to 0.74.Similarly,RF presents comparable results,and both outperform MOS2 in terms of correcting their deficiencies at the first few lead hours and limiting the error growth rate.Despite the satisfactory skill of deterministic post-processing techniques,they are unable to achieve a balanced performance between mean and extreme statistics.This highlights the necessity for further development of probabilistic forecasts. 展开更多
关键词 Pearl River Estuary wind speed forecast numerical model evaluation bias correction multi-model ensemble
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