Regional Frequency Analysis

By D. Han. 2011

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Evaluation of classical spatial-analysis schemes of extreme rainfall (2012, methodology): “Hosking and Wallis (1997) describe step by step the implementation of the regional frequency analysis.”
Estimation of the distribution of annual runoff from climatic variables using copulas (2014, methodology): “L-moments technique is utilized to estimate the parameters of the PE3 and LN3 distributions on account of its robustness [Hosking, 1990; Hosking and Wallis, 1997].”
Peaks Over Threshold (POT): A methodology for automatic threshold estimation using goodness of fit p‐value (2017, background): “Choulakian and Stephens [2001] select the first threshold (starting from low values) for which the p-value of the AD test is greater than 0.”
A regional peaks‐over‐threshold model in a nonstationary climate (2012, methodology): “…maxima at different sites, after being scaled by a site-specific factor, the ‘‘index variable,’’ have a common distribution [e.g., Dalrymple, 1960; Hosking and Wallis, 1997; Robinson and Sivapalan, 1997; Svensson and Jones, 2010]: P Ms s x ¼ ðxÞ 8s 2 S; (3) where Ms represents a typical block…”