Improved Weather Generator Algorithm for Multisite Simulation of Precipitation and Temperature

@article{King2015ImprovedWG,
  title={Improved Weather Generator Algorithm for Multisite Simulation of Precipitation and Temperature},
  author={Leanna M. King and A. Ian McLeod and Slobodan P. Simonovic},
  journal={JAWRA Journal of the American Water Resources Association},
  year={2015},
  volume={51},
  pages={1305 - 1320}
}
The KnnCAD Version 4 weather generator algorithm for nonparametric, multisite simulations of temperature and precipitation data is presented. The K‐nearest neighbor weather generator essentially reshuffles the historical data, with replacement. In KnnCAD Version 4, a block resampling scheme is introduced to preserve the temporal correlation structure in temperature data. Perturbation of the reshuffled variable data is also added to enhance the generation of extreme values. The Upper Thames… 

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