Can bias correction and statistical downscaling methods improve the skill of seasonal precipitation forecasts?
Statistical downscaling methods are popular post-processing tools which are widely used in many sectors to adapt the coarse-resolution biased outputs from global climate simulations to the regional-to-local scale typically required by users. They range from simple and pragmatic Bias Correction (BC)...
Main Authors: | Manzanas, R, Lucero, A, Weisheimer, A, Gutiérrez, J |
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Format: | Journal article |
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Springer Verlag
2017
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