COMPARING SPATIAL INTERPOLATION METHODS FOR CMIP5 MONTHLY PRECIPITATION AT CATCHMENT SCALE (Record no. 19574)

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Author Md Monowar Hossain
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Title COMPARING SPATIAL INTERPOLATION METHODS FOR CMIP5 MONTHLY PRECIPITATION AT CATCHMENT SCALE
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Volume, Issue number Vol,41(2),Apr
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Place of publication, distribution, etc. Roorkee
Name of publisher, distributor, etc. Indian Water Resources Society
Year 2021
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Pagination 28-34p
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Summary, etc. Use of Regional Climate Models (RCMs) is prevalent in downscaling the large scale climate information from the General Circulation<br/>Models (GCMs) to local scale. But it is computationally intensive and requires application of a numerical weather prediction model. For<br/>more straightforward computation, spatial interpolation are commonly used to re-gridding the GCM data to local scales. There are many<br/>interpolation methods available, but mostly they are chosen randomly, especially for GCM data. This study compared eight interpolation<br/>methods (linear, bi-linear, nearest neighbour, distance weighted average, inverse distance weighted average, first-order conservative,<br/>second-order conservative and bi-cubic interpolation) for re-gridding of CMIP5 decadal experimental data to a catchment scale. For this,<br/>CMIP5 decadal precipitation data from three GCMs were collected and subset for Australia and then re-gridded to 0.05 degree spatial<br/>resolution matching with the observed gridded data. The re-gridded data were subset for Brisbane catchment in Queensland, Australia and a<br/>number of skill tests (root mean squared error, mean absolute error, correlation coefficient, Pearson correlation, Kendal’s tau correlation<br/>and index of agreement) were conducted for a selected observed point to check the performances of different interpolation methods.<br/>Additionally, temporal skills were computed over the entire catchment and compared. Based on the skill tests over the study area, the second-<br/>order conservative (SOC) method was found to be an appropriate choice for interpolating the gridded dataset
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Topical term or geographic name entry element Civil Engineering
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Co-Author Garg, Nikhil
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International Standard Serial Number 0970-6984
Place, publisher, and date of publication Roorkee Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee
Title Journal of indian water resource society
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URL https://iwrs.org.in/journal/apr2021/5apr.pdf
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