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Exigent analysis supplements an ensemble forecast of weather-related damage with a map of the worst-case scenario (WCS), a multivariate confidence bound of the damage. For multivariate Gaussian ensembles, ensemble-based exigent analysis uses a Lagrange multiplier technique to identify the unique maximizing damage map at a given uncertainty level based on the ensemble-estimated covariance of the damage. Exigent analysis is applied to two case studies. First, using ensemble forecasts of 2-m temperature and estimates of the number of inhabitants at each location, exigent analysis is applied to forecast the worst-case heating demand for a large portion of the United States on 8–9 January 2010. The WCS at the 90th percentile results in only 1.26% more heating demand than the ensemble mean. Second, using ensemble forecasts of 2-m temperature and estimates of the number of citrus trees at each location, exigent analysis is applied to forecast the worst-case freeze damage to Florida citrus trees on 11 January 2010. For this case study, the WCS at the 90th percentile damages about 14.2 million trees, about 4.3 times more than the ensemble mean.
Weather and Forecasting – American Meteorological Society
Published: Aug 10, 2012
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