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2. Evaluation of gridded climate datasets over Canada using univariate and bivariate approaches: Implications for hydrological modelling H. Singh & M. Reza Najafi
3. Joint distribution of multiplicative errors in radar and satellite QPEs and its use in estimating the conditional exceedance probability Y. Zhang et al.
4. A combined statistical bias correction and stochastic downscaling method for precipitation C. Volosciuk et al.
5. Extreme Months: Multidimensional Studies in the Carpathian Basin B. Izsák et al.
6. Copula-based statistical refinement of precipitation in RCM simulations over complex terrain P. Laux et al.
7. Assessing the reliability, resilience and vulnerability of water supply system under multiple uncertain sources K. Ren et al.
8. A copula framework for depth-stratified water quality monitoring in reservoirs S. Ghasemnezhad et al.
9. Multivariate—Intervariable, Spatial, and Temporal—Bias Correction* M. Vrac & P. Friederichs
10. Teleconnection between low flows and large-scale climate indices in Texas River basins G. Konapala et al.
11. Constructing space-time pdfs in Geosciences G. Christakos et al.
12. Copula-based downscaling of spatial rainfall: a proof of concept M. van den Berg et al.
13. Modeling Correlations in Rail Line Construction Y. Moret & H. Einstein
14. Gaussian anamorphosis in the analysis step of the EnKF: a joint state-variable/observation approach J. Amezcua & P. Van Leeuwen
15. Modeling and application of industrial process fault detection based on pruning vine copula J. Wan & S. Li
16. Assessing the hydrodynamic boundary conditions for risk analyses in coastal areas: a multivariate statistical approach based on Copula functions T. Wahl et al.
17. Compound Extremes in Hydroclimatology: A Review Z. Hao et al.
18. Estimation of bivariate probability distributions of nanoparticle characteristics, based on univariate measurements O. Furat et al.
19. The joint return period analysis of natural disasters based on monitoring and statistical modeling of multidimensional hazard factors X. Liu et al.
20. Systemic Weather Risk and Crop Insurance: The Case of China O. Okhrin et al.
21. Risk of Cascading Blackouts Given Correlated Component Outages L. Clarfeld et al.
22. Improving early-season wheat yield forecasts driven by probabilistic seasonal climate forecasts H. Jin et al.
23. Estimating reference evapotranspiration in data-scarce regions: Comparative analysis and calibration of empirical models against the Penman-Monteith method in Malawi P. Kumambala et al.
24. Monitoring Test for Stability of Dependence Structure in Multivariate Data Based on Copula J. Lee & B. Kim
25. Interactive Visualization and Computation of 2D and 3D Probability Distributions M. Bobrovnikov et al.
26. Strategic decision-support modeling for robust management of the food–energy–water nexus under uncertainty J. Gao et al.
27. Integration of modern statistical tools for the analysis of climate extremes into the web-GIS “CLIMATE” A. Ryazanova et al.
28. Software development to predict the level of paddy production using Gaussian Copula Marginal Regression G. Goldestan et al.
29. Cross-Sectional Learning of Extremal Dependence Among Financial Assets X. Yan et al.
30. Large scale climate oscillations and mesoscale surface meteorological variability in the Apalachicola-Chattahoochee-Flint River Basin K. Stevens & P. Ruscher
31. An Incremental Clustering-Based Fault Detection Algorithm for Class-Imbalanced Process Data . Jueun Kwak et al.
32. A new scheme for multivariate, multisite weather generator with inter-variable, inter-site dependence and inter-annual variability based on empirical copula approach X. Li & V. Babovic
33. A mutual information based R-vine copula strategy to estimate VaR in high frequency stock market data C. Sharma et al.
34. Compound droughts and hot extremes: Characteristics, drivers, changes, and impacts Z. Hao et al.
35. Holocene climate variability in the Levant from the Dead Sea pollen record T. Litt et al.
36. Idealized models of the joint probability distribution of wind speeds A. Monahan
37. An Upper Limit to Youth Psychotherapy Benefit? A Meta-Analytic Copula Approach to Psychotherapy Outcomes P. Jones et al.
38. Is southwestern China experiencing more frequent precipitation extremes? M. Liu et al.
39. Quantifying the joint distribution of drought indicators in Borneo fire-prone area M. Najib et al.
40. Predictive modelling of rainfall-induced rockfall: a copula-based approach F. Bahootoroody et al.
41. Copula-based approximation of particle breakage as link between DEM and PBM A. Spettl et al.
42. Vegetation and climate history in the Westeifel Volcanic Field (Germany) during the past 11 000 years based on annually laminated lacustrine maar sediments T. LITT et al.
43. A strategy to effectively make use of large volumes of climate data for climate change adaptation R. Benestad et al.
44. Yet Another Discriminant Analysis (YADA): A Probabilistic Model for Machine Learning Applications R. Field et al.
45. Power outages and firm performance in Sub-Saharan Africa M. Cole et al.
46. A pathway for multivariate analysis of ecological communities using copulas M. Anderson et al.
47. Evaluation of the ability of regional climate models and a statistical model to represent the spatial characteristics of extreme precipitation L. Yang et al.
48. Seasonal copula models for the analysis of glacier discharge at King George Island, Antarctica M. Gómez et al.
49. Probabilistic spatial prediction of categorical data using elliptical copulas X. Huang & Z. Wang
50. The value of visualization in improving compound flood hazard communication: a complementary perspective through a Euclidean geometry lens S. Radfar et al.
51. AnaWEGE: a weather generator based on analogues of atmospheric circulation P. Yiou
52. Projecting changes in regional temperature and precipitation extremes in the United States J. Schoof & S. Robeson
53. Multivariate bias adjustment of high-dimensional climate simulations: the Rank Resampling for Distributions and Dependences (R2D2) bias correction M. Vrac
54. Joint probability risk modelling of storm surge and cyclone wind along the coast of Bay of Bengal using a statistical copula N. Bushra et al.
55. An Examination of Tail Dependence in Bordeaux Futures Prices and Parker Ratings D. Cyr et al.
56. Joint probability-based classifier based on vine copula method for land use classification of multispectral remote sensing data Y. Zhang et al.
57. Evaluating the effects of climate extremes on crop yield, production and price using multivariate distributions: A new copula application F. Alidoost et al.
58. Minimum temperature mapping with spatial copula interpolation P. Bostan et al.
59. Stochastic Response Assessment of Cross-Sea Bridges under Correlated Wind and Waves via Machine Learning C. Fang et al.
60. Measured and modeled spatial rain rate correlation to improve the prediction method for satellite site diversity T. Tjelta et al.
61. Vulnerability of hop‐yields due to compound drought and heat events over European key‐hop regions V. Potopová et al.
62. Copula-based stochastic uncertainty analysis of satellite precipitation products E. Sharifi et al.
63. Climate derivatives strategies as an alternative to set up guaranteed prices for agricultural producers in México S. Cruz-Aké et al.
64. A Similarity-Based Implementation of the Schaake Shuffle R. Schefzik
65. Design Flood Volume of the Three Gorges Dam Project D. Liu et al.
66. Bayesian sequential design for Copula models S. Senarathne et al.
67. Assessing Hydrologic Uncertainty Processor Performance for Flood Forecasting in a Semiurban Watershed S. Han et al.
68. Investigation of multivariate pairs trading under copula approach with mixture distribution F. He et al.
69. The distribution of Kendall's tau for testing the significance of cross-correlation in persistent data K. Hamed
70. Ensemble Model Output Statistics for Wind Vectors N. Schuhen et al.
71. Analysis of extreme precipitation characteristics in low mountain areas based on three-dimensional copulas—taking Kuandian County as an example C. Wang et al.
72. Interdependence between temperature and precipitation: modeling using copula method toward climate protection B. Hussain et al.
73. Joint Modeling of Precipitation and Temperature Using Copula Theory for Current and Future Prediction under Climate Change Scenarios in Arid Lands (Case Study, Kerman Province, Iran) T. Mesbahzadeh et al.
74. A physiographic approach to downscaling fractional snow cover data in mountainous regions R. Walters et al.
75. A new method for wind speed forecasting based on copula theory Y. Wang et al.
76. Climate change‐induced impacts on urban flood risk influenced by concurrent hazards A. Pedersen et al.
77. Spatial extreme modeling using student t copula approach in Ngawi Regency M. Fauziyah et al.
78. Developing an earthquake model based on simultaneous peak ground acceleration occurrences using the D-vine copula approach A. Ahdika et al.
79. The contribution of climate drivers to compound drought and extreme temperature events increased in recent decades S. Li et al.
80. Heterogeneous spatiotemporal copula‐based kriging for air pollution prediction J. Wang et al.
81. Selecting and estimating regular vine copulae and application to financial returns J. Dißmann et al.
82. Research on quantitative monitoring of new meteorological-agricultural compound drought characteristics Y. Yu et al.
83. Application of the Gaussian anamorphosis to assimilation in a 3-D coupled physical-ecosystem model of the North Atlantic with the EnKF: a twin experiment E. Simon & L. Bertino
84. Analysis of Reserves in Multiple Life Insurance using Copula I. Lee et al.
85. Entropy–Copula in Hydrology and Climatology A. AghaKouchak
86. A new kind of sensitivity index for multivariate output L. Li et al.
87. Impedance Response Influenced by Variability in the Random Distribution of Physical Properties of Coated Materials in Two-Dimensional Space S. Cho et al.
88. Time of emergence of compound events: contribution of univariate and dependence properties B. François & M. Vrac
89. A method for preferential selection of dates in the Schaake shuffle approach to constructing spatiotemporal forecast fields of temperature and precipitation M. Scheuerer et al.
90. Statistical modelling of extreme storms using copulas: A comparison study F. Li et al.
91. Decentralized monitoring for large‐scale process using copula‐correlation analysis and Bayesian inference–based multiblock principal component analysis Y. Tian et al.
92. Construction of combined drought index based on bivariate joint distribution Y. Li et al.
93. Using Vine Copulas to Generate Representative System States for Machine Learning I. Konstantelos et al.
94. A review on statistical postprocessing methods for hydrometeorological ensemble forecasting W. Li et al.
95. Functional Enrichment of Utopian Distribution of Plant Life-Forms J. Furze et al.
96. Impact of bias nonstationarity on the performance of uni- and multivariate bias-adjusting methods: a case study on data from Uccle, Belgium J. Van de Velde et al.
97. Dynamic Copula Processes A. Galli et al.
98. Mixture of D-vine copulas for modeling dependence D. Kim et al.
99. Virtual Storage-Based Model for Estimation of Economic Benefits of Electric Vehicles in Renewable Portfolios J. Vasilj et al.
100. Evaluating the Dependence between Temperature and Precipitation to Better Estimate the Risks of Concurrent Extreme Weather Events H. Wazneh et al.
101. Joint statistical models for significant wave height and wave period in a changing climate E. Vanem
102. Multisite and multivariable statistical downscaling using a Gaussian copula quantile regression model M. Ben Alaya et al.
103. Nonlinear time series analysis of palaeoclimate proxy records N. Marwan et al.
104. Multivariate probabilistic forecasting using ensemble Bayesian model averaging and copulas A. Möller et al.
105. Parametric models for distributions when interest is in extremes with an application to daily temperature M. Stein
106. Conditional simulation of remotely sensed rainfall data using a non-Gaussian v-transformed copula A. AghaKouchak et al.
107. Assessing probabilistic wind load effects via a multivariate extreme wind speed model: A unified framework to consider directionality and uncertainty X. Zhang & X. Chen
108. Probabilistic Gaussian Copula Regression Model for Multisite and Multivariable Downscaling M. Ben Alaya et al.
109. The spatial structure of European wind storms as characterized by bivariate extreme-value Copulas A. Bonazzi et al.
110. D‐vine‐copula‐based postprocessing of wind speed ensemble forecasts D. Jobst et al.
111. Mixture of D-Vine copulas for chemical process monitoring W. Zheng et al.
112. Generating Nonnormal Multivariate Data Using Copulas: Applications to SEM P. Mair et al.
113. Probabilistic assessment of regional climate change in Southwest Germany by ensemble dressing C. Schölzel & A. Hense
114. Changes in Large Lake Water Level Dynamics in Response to Climate Change A. VanDeWeghe et al.
115. Vine copula models for predicting water flow discharge at King George Island, Antarctica M. Gómez et al.
116. Copula-based assimilation of radar and gauge information to derive bias-corrected precipitation fields S. Vogl et al.
117. Review of dependence modeling in hydrology and water resources Z. Hao & V. Singh
118. Implicit Copulas: An Overview M. Smith
119. Bivariate bias correction of the regional climate model ensemble over the Adriatic region R. Sokol Jurković et al.
120. Compound summer temperature and precipitation extremes over central Europe K. Sedlmeier et al.
121. Future multivariate weather generation by combining Bartlett-Lewis and vine copula models J. Van de Velde et al.
122. Copula‐based uncertainty modelling: application to multisensor precipitation estimates A. AghaKouchak et al.
123. Detecting and modeling critical dependence structures between random inputs of computer models N. Benoumechiara et al.
124. Generation of realistic virtual adult populations using a model-based copula approach Y. Guo et al.
125. Time-variant reliability assessment for bridge structures based on deep learning and regular vine copula models Q. Xiao et al.
126. Estimation of the correlation between temperature and precipitation in Bafra Plain using Copula Ç. Sözen et al.
127. Copula modeling from Abe Sklar to the present day C. Genest et al.
128. Multivariate density model comparison for multi-site flood-risk rainfall in the French Mediterranean area J. Carreau & C. Bouvier
129. Interdependency analysis between precipitation and temperature in Bangladesh: a copula-based approach M. Prodhan & M. Islam
130. Windblown sand saltation: A statistical approach to fluid threshold shear velocity L. Raffaele et al.
131. Modelling of interdependence between rainfall and temperature using copula P. Pandey et al.
132. Residual-based copula parameter estimation O. Na & S. Kwon
133. How well do regional climate models simulate the spatial dependence of precipitation? An application of pair‐copula constructions I. Hobæk Haff et al.
134. Flexible Lévy-Based Models for Time Series of Count Data with Zero-Inflation, Overdispersion, and Heavy Tails C. Kollie et al.
135. Speech signal modeling using multivariate distributions A. Aroudi et al.
136. Emulator For Eroded Beach And Dune Profiles Due To Storms A. Gharagozlou et al.
137. Analysis of the Parametric Correlation in Mathematical Modeling of In Vitro Glioblastoma Evolution Using Copulas J. Ayensa-Jiménez et al.
138. Multivariate ensemble Model Output Statistics using empirical copulas D. Wilks
139. A v-transformed copula-based simulation model for lithological classification in an Indian copper deposit K. Dinda et al.
140. Uncertainty Quantification in Complex Simulation Models Using Ensemble Copula Coupling R. Schefzik et al.
141. NSVineCopula: R package for modeling non-stationary multivariate dependence Q. Zhang et al.
142. Modeling and Estimation of Heterogeneous Spatiotemporal Attributes Under Conditions of Uncertainty H. Yu & G. Christakos
143. Bivariate copula monitoring A. Easton et al.
144. Long-Term Spatial Modelling for Characteristics of Extreme Heat Events E. Schliep et al.
145. Copulas for hydroclimatic analysis: A practice‐oriented overview F. Tootoonchi et al.
146. Generation of Spatially Heterogeneous Flood Events in an Alpine Region—Adaptation and Application of a Multivariate Modelling Procedure K. Schneeberger & T. Steinberger
147. Probabilistic modelling of extreme storms along the Dutch coast F. Li et al.
148. Reliability assessment of a building complex with four long-span roof structures based on wind tunnel experiments M. Huang et al.
149. Compound Extremes of Air Temperature and Precipitation in Eastern Europe E. Vyshkvarkova & O. Sukhonos
150. Understanding the joint behavior of temperature and precipitation for climate change impact studies A. Rana et al.
151. Review of probabilistic pollen-climate transfer methods C. Ohlwein & E. Wahl
152. Bayesian flood forecasting methods: A review S. Han & P. Coulibaly
153. The use of copula functions for predictive analysis of correlations between extreme storm tides K. Domino et al.
154. Bivariate return periods of temperature and precipitation explain a large fraction of European crop yields J. Zscheischler et al.
155. Characterization of Precipitation through Copulas and Expert Judgement for Risk Assessment of Infrastructure O. Morales-Nápoles et al.
156. Modeling the Interdependence Structure between Rain and Radar Variables Using Copulas: Applications to Heavy Rainfall Estimation by Weather Radar E. Zahiri et al.
157. Exploring the road icing risk: considering the dependence of icing-inducing factors Q. Liu et al.
158. Data assimilation in the geosciences: An overview of methods, issues, and perspectives A. Carrassi et al.
159. Online tuning of ocean biogeochemical model parameters using ensemble estimation techniques: Application to a one-dimensional model in the North Atlantic M. Gharamti et al.
160. Copula-based joint distribution analysis of the ENSO effect on the drought indicators over Borneo fire-prone areas M. Najib et al.
161. Managing soil natural capital: An effective strategy for mitigating future agricultural risks? R. Cong et al.
162. Joint distribution of temperature and precipitation in the Mediterranean, using the Copula method G. Lazoglou & C. Anagnostopoulou
163. Accounting for correlational structures in stochastic comparative life cycle assessments through copula modeling R. Gil et al.
164. Multivariate anomaly detection for Earth observations: a comparison of algorithms and feature extraction techniques M. Flach et al.
165. Integrating Entropy and Copula Theories for Hydrologic Modeling and Analysis Z. Hao & V. Singh
166. Copula statistical models for analyzing stochastic dependencies of systemic drought risk and potential adaptation strategies T. Nguyen-Huy et al.
167. Making the Output of Seasonal Climate Models More Palatable to Agriculture: A Copula-Based Postprocessing Method M. Li et al.
168. Using stratified Bayesian model averaging in probabilistic forecasts of precipitation over the middle and lower Yangtze River region H. Qi et al.
169. Characterizing the temperature and precipitation covariability over Canada H. Singh et al.
170. Approximate Bayesian Inference in Semiparametric Copula Models C. Grazian & B. Liseo
171. Compound extremes in a changing climate – a Markov chain approach K. Sedlmeier et al.
172. Generalised block bootstrap and its use in meteorology L. Varga & A. Zempléni
173. Introducing novel risk-based indicator for determining transmission line tower's backflashover performance P. Sarajcev et al.
174. Tolerance Analysis of a Deformable Component Using the Probabilistic Approach and Kriging-Based Surrogate Models P. Beaurepaire et al.
175. Environmental Impact Bonds: a common framework and looking ahead M. Brand et al.
176. Multivariate statistical modelling of compound events via pair-copula constructions: analysis of floods in Ravenna (Italy) E. Bevacqua et al.
177. Harmonics, evolutionary generators, DANCE, and HEAR—functional dimensions J. Furze & E. Mayad
178. Sparse conditional copula models for structured output regression M. Kim
179. Analyzing rainfall patterns and pricing rainfall insurance using copula C. Choi et al.
180. Estimating future balancing power requirements in wind–PV power system J. Vasilj et al.
181. Drought Occurring With Hot Extremes: Changes Under Future Climate Change on Loess Plateau, China C. Sun et al.
182. A Statistical Analysis of the Occurrences of Critical Waves and Water Levels for the Management of the Operativity of the MoSE System in the Venice Lagoon G. Tomasicchio et al.
183. Copulae: An overview and recent developments J. Größer & O. Okhrin
184. Evaluation of Spatial Rainfall Products in Sparsely Gauged Region Using Copula Uncertainty Modeling with Triple Collocation A. Tanim et al.
185. Toward daily climate scenarios for Canadian Arctic coastal zones with more realistic temperature‐precipitation interdependence F. Gennaretti et al.
186. A comparison of nonlinear extensions to the ensemble Kalman filter I. Grooms
187. Simulation of two-dimensional distribution laws of random correlated quantities of natural-climatic factors in context of probabilistic assessment of reliability of hydraulic structures of cascades of hydroschemes A. Mozgovyi et al.
188. The Interdependence between Rainfall and Temperature: Copula Analyses R. Cong & M. Brady
189. Multivariate fire risk models using copula regression in Kalimantan, Indonesia M. Najib et al.
190. Using Joint Probability Distribution of Reliability and Vulnerability to Develop a Water System Performance Index E. Goharian et al.
191. Multidimensional risk in a nonstationary climate: Joint probability of increasingly severe warm and dry conditions A. Sarhadi et al.