Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society, ISSN 0035-9009, 01/2018, Volume 144, Issue 711, pp. 478 - 498
To improve short‐range tropical cyclone (TC) forecasting in China from both deterministic and probabilistic standpoints, a mesoscale ensemble prediction system...
ensemble prediction system | tropical cyclone | rainfall | mesoscale | wind | VERTICAL DIFFUSION | HURRICANE | SCIENTIFIC DESIGN | MODEL | TRACK FORECAST | SOUTH CHINA SEA | PROBABILISTIC PREDICTION | WESTERN NORTH PACIFIC | DATA ASSIMILATION | INITIAL CONDITION | METEOROLOGY & ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES | Storms | Tropical cyclones | Grapes | Rain and rainfall | Hurricane forecasting | Analysis | Ensemble forecasting | Weather forecasting | Probability theory | Prediction | Tropical cyclone forecasting | Rainfall | Boundary conditions | Surface temperature | Hurricanes | Wind forecasting | Forecasting | Weather extremes | Physics | Cyclone forecasting | Heavy rainfall | Tropical environment | Cyclones | Perturbations
ensemble prediction system | tropical cyclone | rainfall | mesoscale | wind | VERTICAL DIFFUSION | HURRICANE | SCIENTIFIC DESIGN | MODEL | TRACK FORECAST | SOUTH CHINA SEA | PROBABILISTIC PREDICTION | WESTERN NORTH PACIFIC | DATA ASSIMILATION | INITIAL CONDITION | METEOROLOGY & ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES | Storms | Tropical cyclones | Grapes | Rain and rainfall | Hurricane forecasting | Analysis | Ensemble forecasting | Weather forecasting | Probability theory | Prediction | Tropical cyclone forecasting | Rainfall | Boundary conditions | Surface temperature | Hurricanes | Wind forecasting | Forecasting | Weather extremes | Physics | Cyclone forecasting | Heavy rainfall | Tropical environment | Cyclones | Perturbations
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1987, NOAA technical memorandum NESDIS, Volume No.18., iv, 10 p. : ill. ; 28 cm.
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Vietnam Journal of Computer Science, ISSN 2196-8888, 5/2016, Volume 3, Issue 2, pp. 81 - 91
According to literature, there are two aspects of a successful approach for seasonal forecasting of tropical cyclones, including factors relating to the...
Computer Applications | ENSO | Information Systems and Communication Service | Forecasting | Tropical cyclone making landfall | Computer Systems Organization and Communication Networks | Computational Intelligence | El Niño | Computer Science | Machine learning | Artificial Intelligence (incl. Robotics) | e-Commerce/e-business | ANFIS | Vietnam | Algorithms | Neural networks | Regression | Cyclones | Mathematical models | Sea surface temperature
Computer Applications | ENSO | Information Systems and Communication Service | Forecasting | Tropical cyclone making landfall | Computer Systems Organization and Communication Networks | Computational Intelligence | El Niño | Computer Science | Machine learning | Artificial Intelligence (incl. Robotics) | e-Commerce/e-business | ANFIS | Vietnam | Algorithms | Neural networks | Regression | Cyclones | Mathematical models | Sea surface temperature
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2014, ISBN 9789814531818, viii, 441
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Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres, ISSN 2169-897X, 01/2016, Volume 121, Issue 1, pp. 153 - 167
A mesoscale model coupling the Weather Research and Forecasting model and the three‐dimensional Price‐Weller‐Pinkel ocean model is used to investigate the...
coupled model | tropical cyclone | stable boundary layer | SST cooling | upper ocean thermal structure | WAVE-OCEAN | BOUNDARY-LAYER | CBLAST-HURRICANE | INTENSITY | PREDICTION | FEATURES | SOUTH CHINA SEA | EDDY | METEOROLOGY & ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES | Cyclones | Models | Ocean-atmosphere interaction | Atmosphere | Meteorology | Ocean currents | Climatology | Wind | Sea surface | Temperature | Typhoons | Tracking | Weather forecasting | Surface temperature | Research | Vertical advection | Ocean models | Cyclone forecasting | Temperature effects | Stable boundary layer | Tropical environment | Mathematical models | Boundary layer stability | Coupling | Cooling | Upper ocean | Computer simulation | Ocean circulation | Vertical mixing | Prediction | Tropical cyclone forecasting | Satellite observation | Hurricanes | Sea surface temperature | Forecasting | Weather | Advection | Satellites | Area | Navy | Storms | Tropical cyclones | Simulation | Analysis | Upwelling | Thermal structure | Mesoscale phenomena | Inflow | Dimensional stability | Three dimensional models | Surface wind | Oceans | Cold working | Joining | Three dimensional
coupled model | tropical cyclone | stable boundary layer | SST cooling | upper ocean thermal structure | WAVE-OCEAN | BOUNDARY-LAYER | CBLAST-HURRICANE | INTENSITY | PREDICTION | FEATURES | SOUTH CHINA SEA | EDDY | METEOROLOGY & ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES | Cyclones | Models | Ocean-atmosphere interaction | Atmosphere | Meteorology | Ocean currents | Climatology | Wind | Sea surface | Temperature | Typhoons | Tracking | Weather forecasting | Surface temperature | Research | Vertical advection | Ocean models | Cyclone forecasting | Temperature effects | Stable boundary layer | Tropical environment | Mathematical models | Boundary layer stability | Coupling | Cooling | Upper ocean | Computer simulation | Ocean circulation | Vertical mixing | Prediction | Tropical cyclone forecasting | Satellite observation | Hurricanes | Sea surface temperature | Forecasting | Weather | Advection | Satellites | Area | Navy | Storms | Tropical cyclones | Simulation | Analysis | Upwelling | Thermal structure | Mesoscale phenomena | Inflow | Dimensional stability | Three dimensional models | Surface wind | Oceans | Cold working | Joining | Three dimensional
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Journal of Climate, ISSN 0894-8755, 11/2014, Volume 27, Issue 21, pp. 7994 - 8016
Tropical cyclones (TCs) are a hazard to life and property and a prominent element of the global climate system; therefore, understanding and predicting TC...
Climate change | Oceans | Tropical climates | Atmospheric models | Weather forecasting | Climate models | Hurricanes | Cyclones | Modeling | Forecasting models | Hurricanes/typhoons | General circulation models | Forecasting techniques | Seasonal forecasting | Climate prediction | TRACKS | ATLANTIC HURRICANE FREQUENCY | TRANSPORT | GLOBAL ATMOSPHERIC MODEL | CLIMATE-CHANGE | DATA ASSIMILATION | PART II | METEOROLOGY & ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES | GENERAL-CIRCULATION MODEL | EL-NINO | RETROSPECTIVE FORECASTS | Meteorology
Climate change | Oceans | Tropical climates | Atmospheric models | Weather forecasting | Climate models | Hurricanes | Cyclones | Modeling | Forecasting models | Hurricanes/typhoons | General circulation models | Forecasting techniques | Seasonal forecasting | Climate prediction | TRACKS | ATLANTIC HURRICANE FREQUENCY | TRANSPORT | GLOBAL ATMOSPHERIC MODEL | CLIMATE-CHANGE | DATA ASSIMILATION | PART II | METEOROLOGY & ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES | GENERAL-CIRCULATION MODEL | EL-NINO | RETROSPECTIVE FORECASTS | Meteorology
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Oceanography, ISSN 1042-8275, 9/2009, Volume 22, Issue 3, pp. 190 - 197
Sudden tropical cyclone (TC) intensification has been linked with high values of upper ocean heat content contained in mesoscale features, particularly warm...
Weather | GODAE SPECIAL ISSUE FEATURE | Storms | Oceans | Ships | Weather forecasting | Statistical weather forecasting | Hurricanes | Cyclones | Forecasting models | Meteorology | SYSTEM | WESTERN NORTH PACIFIC | PREDICTION SCHEME SHIPS | HURRICANES | OCEANOGRAPHY | INITIALIZATION | tropical cyclone | TC intensification | tropical cyclone forecasting | GODAE
Weather | GODAE SPECIAL ISSUE FEATURE | Storms | Oceans | Ships | Weather forecasting | Statistical weather forecasting | Hurricanes | Cyclones | Forecasting models | Meteorology | SYSTEM | WESTERN NORTH PACIFIC | PREDICTION SCHEME SHIPS | HURRICANES | OCEANOGRAPHY | INITIALIZATION | tropical cyclone | TC intensification | tropical cyclone forecasting | GODAE
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Natural Hazards, ISSN 0921-030X, 4/2013, Volume 66, Issue 3, pp. 1481 - 1500
Accurate tropical cyclone track and intensity forecasts are vital to storm surge prediction and risk management. However, current cyclone intensity forecast...
Earth Sciences | Hydrogeology | Natural Hazards | Intensity forecast | Tropical cyclone | Civil Engineering | Geotechnical Engineering & Applied Earth Sciences | Geophysics/Geodesy | Storm surge | Heat potential | Environmental Management | ATLANTIC | VALIDATION | HURRICANE INTENSITY | WATER RESOURCES | INTENSIFICATION | TYPHOONS | SATELLITE-OBSERVATIONS | GEOSCIENCES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY | THERMAL STRUCTURE | ALTIMETRY | PREDICTION SCHEME SHIPS | IN-SITU OBSERVATIONS | METEOROLOGY & ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES | Ocean | Marine biology | Tropical cyclones | Storms | Statistics | Analysis | Cyclones | Floods | Ocean-atmosphere interaction | Risk assessment | Meteorology | Amplification | Oceans | Encounters | Hurricanes | Mathematical models | Storm surges | Surges
Earth Sciences | Hydrogeology | Natural Hazards | Intensity forecast | Tropical cyclone | Civil Engineering | Geotechnical Engineering & Applied Earth Sciences | Geophysics/Geodesy | Storm surge | Heat potential | Environmental Management | ATLANTIC | VALIDATION | HURRICANE INTENSITY | WATER RESOURCES | INTENSIFICATION | TYPHOONS | SATELLITE-OBSERVATIONS | GEOSCIENCES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY | THERMAL STRUCTURE | ALTIMETRY | PREDICTION SCHEME SHIPS | IN-SITU OBSERVATIONS | METEOROLOGY & ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES | Ocean | Marine biology | Tropical cyclones | Storms | Statistics | Analysis | Cyclones | Floods | Ocean-atmosphere interaction | Risk assessment | Meteorology | Amplification | Oceans | Encounters | Hurricanes | Mathematical models | Storm surges | Surges
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Journal of Oceanography, ISSN 0916-8370, 8/2015, Volume 71, Issue 4, pp. 373 - 387
Tropical cyclone heat potential (TCHP) is a measurable metric calculated by the summation of ocean heat content from the surface down to the depth of the 26 °C...
Tropical cyclone intensity forecast | Earth Sciences | Tropical cyclone heat potential | Profiling float | Freshwater & Marine Ecology | 26 °C isothermal depth | Ocean data assimilation | Oceanography | Tropical cyclone deepening | VARIABILITY | OCEANOGRAPHY | DYNAMICS | 26 degrees C isothermal depth | OCEAN THERMAL STRUCTURE | INTENSIFICATION | Ocean temperature | Tropical cyclones | Research | Cyclones | Ocean-atmosphere interaction | Meteorology
Tropical cyclone intensity forecast | Earth Sciences | Tropical cyclone heat potential | Profiling float | Freshwater & Marine Ecology | 26 °C isothermal depth | Ocean data assimilation | Oceanography | Tropical cyclone deepening | VARIABILITY | OCEANOGRAPHY | DYNAMICS | 26 degrees C isothermal depth | OCEAN THERMAL STRUCTURE | INTENSIFICATION | Ocean temperature | Tropical cyclones | Research | Cyclones | Ocean-atmosphere interaction | Meteorology
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Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, ISSN 0003-0007, 11/2018, Volume 99, Issue 11, pp. 2237 - 2243
The tropical cyclone is the largest single-day-impact meteorological event in the United States and worldwide through its effects from storm surge, extreme...
METEOROLOGY & ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES | ATMOSPHERIC PREDICTABILITY | State of the art | Climate | Ensemble forecasting | Atmospheric models | Measuring instruments | Fresh water | Emergency management | Information management | Weather extremes | Work platforms | Tropical cyclone track forecasting | Inland water environment | Tropical environment | Cyclones | Modelling | Emergency preparedness | Trends | Private sector | Steering | Satellite observation | Storm surges | Hurricanes | Flooding | Atmospheric sciences | Winds | Errors | Satellites | Storms | Tropical cyclones | Initial conditions | Predictability | Data collection | Tidal waves | Tornadoes | Forecast accuracy | Data assimilation
METEOROLOGY & ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES | ATMOSPHERIC PREDICTABILITY | State of the art | Climate | Ensemble forecasting | Atmospheric models | Measuring instruments | Fresh water | Emergency management | Information management | Weather extremes | Work platforms | Tropical cyclone track forecasting | Inland water environment | Tropical environment | Cyclones | Modelling | Emergency preparedness | Trends | Private sector | Steering | Satellite observation | Storm surges | Hurricanes | Flooding | Atmospheric sciences | Winds | Errors | Satellites | Storms | Tropical cyclones | Initial conditions | Predictability | Data collection | Tidal waves | Tornadoes | Forecast accuracy | Data assimilation
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Weather and Forecasting, ISSN 0882-8156, 10/2019, Volume 34, Issue 5, pp. 1239 - 1255
A method has been developed to forecast seasonal landfall risk using ensembles of cyclone tracks generated by ECMWF’s seasonal forecast system 4. The method...
Correlation | Weather forecasting | Seasonal forecasting | Storm damage | Hurricanes | Cyclone tracks | Tropical cyclones | Tropical environment | Cyclones | Trends | Seasons | Mining industry | Meteorology
Correlation | Weather forecasting | Seasonal forecasting | Storm damage | Hurricanes | Cyclone tracks | Tropical cyclones | Tropical environment | Cyclones | Trends | Seasons | Mining industry | Meteorology
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Journal of Climate, ISSN 0894-8755, 6/2011, Volume 24, Issue 12, pp. 2963 - 2982
This study investigates the predictability of tropical cyclone (TC) seasonal count anomalies using the Centro Euro-Mediterraneo per i Cambiamenti...
Tropical regions | Oceans | El Nino | Tropical climates | Predictability | Weather forecasting | Probability forecasts | Cyclones | Wind shear | Forecasting models | Ocean models | Tropical cyclones | Sea surface temperature | Forecasting | Seasonal forecasting | INTERANNUAL VARIABILITY | MADDEN-JULIAN OSCILLATION | COUPLED GCM | SEA-SURFACE TEMPERATURE | INDIAN-OCEAN | BASIC STATE | DATA ASSIMILATION | METEOROLOGY & ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES | GENERAL-CIRCULATION MODEL | EL-NINO | CLIMATE | Assimilation | Weather | Temperature | General circulation models | Shear strength | Salinity
Tropical regions | Oceans | El Nino | Tropical climates | Predictability | Weather forecasting | Probability forecasts | Cyclones | Wind shear | Forecasting models | Ocean models | Tropical cyclones | Sea surface temperature | Forecasting | Seasonal forecasting | INTERANNUAL VARIABILITY | MADDEN-JULIAN OSCILLATION | COUPLED GCM | SEA-SURFACE TEMPERATURE | INDIAN-OCEAN | BASIC STATE | DATA ASSIMILATION | METEOROLOGY & ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES | GENERAL-CIRCULATION MODEL | EL-NINO | CLIMATE | Assimilation | Weather | Temperature | General circulation models | Shear strength | Salinity
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Geophysical Research Letters, ISSN 0094-8276, 01/2010, Volume 37, Issue 2, p. n/a
Seasonal Atlantic basin tropical cyclone hindcasts are conducted from 1986–2005 using the Florida State University/Center for Ocean Atmospheric Prediction...
numerical model | tropical cyclones | climate | ENSEMBLE | VARIABILITY | GEOSCIENCES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY | STORM FREQUENCY | MODEL | INTEGRATIONS | CLIMATE | Climate change | Atmospheric sciences | Meteorology | Climate science | Climate | Correlation | Basins | Cyclones | Hurricanes | Mathematical models | Sea surface temperature | Atmospherics
numerical model | tropical cyclones | climate | ENSEMBLE | VARIABILITY | GEOSCIENCES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY | STORM FREQUENCY | MODEL | INTEGRATIONS | CLIMATE | Climate change | Atmospheric sciences | Meteorology | Climate science | Climate | Correlation | Basins | Cyclones | Hurricanes | Mathematical models | Sea surface temperature | Atmospherics
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A case-based fuzzy multicriteria decision support model for tropical cyclone forecasting
European Journal of Operational Research, ISSN 0377-2217, 2005, Volume 160, Issue 2, pp. 308 - 324
This paper proposes a multi-stage framework for intelligent decision support. The proposed framework integrates case-based reasoning and fuzzy multicriteria...
Tropical cyclone prediction | Fuzzy multicriteria decision making | Intelligent decision support | Case-based reasoning | SYSTEM | OPERATIONS RESEARCH & MANAGEMENT SCIENCE | MOTION | tropical cyclone prediction | case-based reasoning | fuzzy multicriteria decision making | intelligent decision support | Fuzzy logic | Multiple criteria decision making | Decision support systems | Technology application | Usage | Fuzzy algorithms | Fuzzy systems
Tropical cyclone prediction | Fuzzy multicriteria decision making | Intelligent decision support | Case-based reasoning | SYSTEM | OPERATIONS RESEARCH & MANAGEMENT SCIENCE | MOTION | tropical cyclone prediction | case-based reasoning | fuzzy multicriteria decision making | intelligent decision support | Fuzzy logic | Multiple criteria decision making | Decision support systems | Technology application | Usage | Fuzzy algorithms | Fuzzy systems
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Journal of Atmospheric and Oceanic Technology, ISSN 0739-0572, 02/2018, Volume 35, Issue 2, pp. 247 - 259
How to extract the causal relations in climate-cyclone interactions is an important problem in atmospheric science. Traditionally, the most commonly used...
Algorithms | Data mining | Forecasting techniques | Climate prediction | Time series | VARIABILITY | IMPACT | ENGINEERING, OCEAN | ENSO | RECONSTRUCTION | MODEL | METEOROLOGY & ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES | Climate | Correlation | Entropy | Oceanography | Southern Oscillation | Monsoon trough | Cloud-climate relationships | Fuzzy sets | Information science | El Nino | Tropical environment | Poisson density functions | Cyclones | Climatic indexes | Research centers | Meteorology | Hypothesis testing | Statistical analysis | Probability theory | Monsoons | Hurricanes | Regression analysis | El Nino phenomena | Atmospheric sciences | Tropical cyclones | Simulation | Correlation analysis | Information flow | Collaboration | El Nino-Southern Oscillation event | Genesis | Interactions | Causality | Bayesian analysis | Pacific Decadal Oscillation | Wind shear | Handling
Algorithms | Data mining | Forecasting techniques | Climate prediction | Time series | VARIABILITY | IMPACT | ENGINEERING, OCEAN | ENSO | RECONSTRUCTION | MODEL | METEOROLOGY & ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES | Climate | Correlation | Entropy | Oceanography | Southern Oscillation | Monsoon trough | Cloud-climate relationships | Fuzzy sets | Information science | El Nino | Tropical environment | Poisson density functions | Cyclones | Climatic indexes | Research centers | Meteorology | Hypothesis testing | Statistical analysis | Probability theory | Monsoons | Hurricanes | Regression analysis | El Nino phenomena | Atmospheric sciences | Tropical cyclones | Simulation | Correlation analysis | Information flow | Collaboration | El Nino-Southern Oscillation event | Genesis | Interactions | Causality | Bayesian analysis | Pacific Decadal Oscillation | Wind shear | Handling
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International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction, ISSN 2212-4209, 05/2019, Volume 36, p. 101088
Tropical cyclones are natural meteorological phenomena that are sometimes beneficial and sometimes dangerous. Beneficial because they can carry rain in the dry...
Franklin | Harvey | Cyclone forecasting | Tropical cyclones disasters | Irma and Katia tropical cyclones | Information theory | GEOSCIENCES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY | SST | WATER RESOURCES | METEOROLOGY & ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES | PREDICTION
Franklin | Harvey | Cyclone forecasting | Tropical cyclones disasters | Irma and Katia tropical cyclones | Information theory | GEOSCIENCES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY | SST | WATER RESOURCES | METEOROLOGY & ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES | PREDICTION
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