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HOMER: a homogenization software – methods and applications
Título : HOMER: a homogenization software – methods and applications
Autor : Mestre, OlivierDomonkos, PeterPicard, FranckAuer, IngeborgRobin, StéphaneLebarbier, EmilieBöhm, ReinhardAguilar, EnricGuijarro Pastor, José Antonio ORCID RESEARCHERID Autor AEMETVertacnik, GregorKlancar, MatijaDubuisson, BrigitteStepanek, Petr
Palabras clave : Homogenization; Optimal segmentation; Temperature; Precipitation; Urban trend bias
Fecha de publicación : 2013
Editor: Hungarian Meteorological Service
Citación : Időjárás. 2013, 117(1), p. 1-158
Versión del editor: http://www.met.hu/en/ismeret-tar/kiadvanyok/idojaras/index.php?id=82
Resumen : Between 2007–2011, the European COST Action ES0601 called HOME project was devoted to evaluate the performance of homogenization methods used in climatology and produce a software that would be a synthesis of the best aspects of some of the most efficient methods. HOMER (HOMogenizaton softwarE in R) is a software for homogenizing essential climate variables at monthly and annual time scales. HOMER has been constructed exploiting the best characteristics of some other state-of-the-art homogenization methods, i.e., PRODIGE, ACMANT, CLIMATOL, and the recently developed joint-segmentation method (cghseg). HOMER is based on the methodology of optimal segmentation with dynamic programing, the application of a network-wide two-factor model both for detection and correction, and some new techniques in the coordination of detection processes from multiannual to monthly scales. HOMER also includes a tool to assess trend biases in urban temperature series (UBRIS). HOMER’s approach to the final homogenization results is iterative. HOMER is an interactive method, that takes advantage of metadata. A practical application of HOMER is presented on temperature series of Wien, Austria and its surroundings.
URI : http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11765/1494
ISSN : 0324-6329
Colecciones: Artículos científicos 2010-2014


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