The investigation for evidence of multiple statistical flow regimes in the amplitude of the planetary-scale waves presented earlier by Hansen and Sutera is revisited. A methodology for generating Monte Carlo tests of the statistical significance of univariate probability density estimates of temporally correlated time series is proposed and applied to a 42-winter time series of the amplitude of the planetary-scale waves. Corroboration of the result is found from comparable analysis of an extended general circulation model integration and from examination of the results of other independent observational studies
THE PROBABILITY DENSITY DISTRIBUTION OF THE PLANETARY-SCALE ATMOSPHERIC WAVE AMPLITUDE REVISITED / Hansen, Ar; Sutera, Alfonso. - In: JOURNAL OF THE ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES. - ISSN 0022-4928. - 52:(1995), pp. 2463-2472. [10.1175/1520-0469(1995)052<2463:TPDDOT>2.0.CO;2]
THE PROBABILITY DENSITY DISTRIBUTION OF THE PLANETARY-SCALE ATMOSPHERIC WAVE AMPLITUDE REVISITED
SUTERA, Alfonso
1995
Abstract
The investigation for evidence of multiple statistical flow regimes in the amplitude of the planetary-scale waves presented earlier by Hansen and Sutera is revisited. A methodology for generating Monte Carlo tests of the statistical significance of univariate probability density estimates of temporally correlated time series is proposed and applied to a 42-winter time series of the amplitude of the planetary-scale waves. Corroboration of the result is found from comparable analysis of an extended general circulation model integration and from examination of the results of other independent observational studiesI documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
