Grid Point Pooling in Extreme Value Analysis of Hurricane Hindcast Data
Publication: Journal of Waterway, Port, Coastal, and Ocean Engineering
Volume 135, Issue 2
Abstract
Grid point pooling is a commonly used method to account for hurricane track variability in extreme value analysis. This paper presents a simplified mathematical interpretation of grid point pooling. Through logical arguments and numerical experiments, some general guidelines are then developed for a selection of grid points to include in the statistical pool.
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Received: Jan 25, 2007
Accepted: Sep 28, 2007
Published online: Feb 13, 2009
Published in print: Mar 2009
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