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A New Ensemble Index for Extracting Predictable Drought Features from Multiple Historical Simulations of Climate Cover

A New Ensemble Index for Extracting Predictable Drought Features from Multiple Historical Simulations of Climate

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|Apr 2022

Figures & Tables

Table 1

Drought classification criterion.

MMFSDI AND SPI VALUESDROUGHT CLASSIFICATION
2.00 and aboveExtremely Wet
1.50 to 1.99Very Wet
1.00 to 1.49Moderate Wet
–0.99 to 0.99Near Normal
–1.00 to –1.49Moderate Drought
–1.50 to –1.99Severe Drought
–2.00 and lessExtremely Drought
Figure 1

Geographical coverage of the study area and CMIP6 0.5° × 0.5° grid points (black dots).

Table 2

The information of the selected CMIP6 models in this study.

NUMBERMODEL NAMEMODELING CENTERRESOLUTION
(LONGITUDE × LATITUDE)
1ACCESS-CM2Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation, Australia1.875° × 1.25°
2ACCESS-ESM1-5Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation, Australia1.875° × 1.2143°
3AWI-CM-1-1-MRAlfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Centre for Polar and Marine Research, Germany0.9375° × 0.9375°
4BCC-CSM2-MRBeijing Climate Center and China Meteorological Administration, China1.125° × 1.125°
5CanESM5Canadian Centre for Climate Modeling and Analysis, Canada2.8125° × 2.8125°
6CanESM5-CanOE5Canadian Centre for Climate Modeling and Analysis, Canada2.8125° × 2.8125°
7CNRM-CM6-1National Centre for Meteorological Research and European Centre for Research and Advanced Training in Scientific Computation, France1.40625° × 1.40625°
8CNRM-CM6-1-HRNational Centre for Meteorological Research and European Centre for Research and Advanced Training in Scientific Computation, France0.5° × 0.5°
9CNRM-ESM2-1National Centre for Meteorological Research and European Centre for Research and Advanced Training in Scientific Computation, France1.40625° × 1.40625°
10EC-Earth3-VegEC-Earth consortium, Europe0.703125° × 0.703125°
Figure 2

Spatial distribution fifty random location scattered over Tibet Plateau.

Figure 3

a) Biplots, forecastibility and b) summary of single FPC.

Table 3

Values of Omega against each components.

COMPONENTSOMEGA (Ω)
ForeC177.08283
ForeC264.98184
ForeC326.62885
ForeC415.64948
ForeC510.16605
ForeC68.119885
ForeC77.546159
ForeC87.281088
ForeC97.117616
ForeC107.077022
ForeC116.888564
ForeC126.882761
ForeC136.791538
ForeC146.623308
ForeC156.611346
ForeC166.607055
ForeC176.302802
ForeC186.256745
ForeC196.184776
ForeC206.074139
ForeC215.896357
ForeC225.723812
ForeC235.685728
Figure 4

Spatial distribution of Omega (Ω).

Figure 5

Density and qq plot of KCGMD for SPI and MMFSDI at one month time scale.

Table 4

BIC of KCGMD for SPI and MMFSDI.

TIME SCALESSPIMMFSDI
Scale 1–4003.55–4357.048
Scale 6–8614.13–9084.659
Scale 9–7977.962–8446.784
Scale 12–4295.112–4548.289
Scale 24–5609.977–5905.589
Scale 48–6740.838–6921.417
Figure 6

Temporal behaviour of SPI and MMFSDI in various time scale.

Figure 7

Correlation anaysis between SPI and MMFSDI in various time scales.

Table 5

Performance assessment of MMFSDI over SPI.

TRAININGTESTING
TIME SCALESTECHNIQUESINDEXRMSEMAERMSEMAE
Scale 1ARIMASPI0.7600.6010.9620.774
MMFSDI0.5800.4450.7370.555
MLPSPI0.3020.2331.0100.831
MMFSDI0.1910.1450.7520.588
Scale 6ARIMASPI0.4740.3411.0890.885
MMFSDI0.2290.1720.6550.491
MLPSPI0.1630.1120.6500.540
MMFSDI0.1150.0780.3990.307
Scale 9ARIMASPI0.4380.3311.6581.349
MMFSDI0.3960.3171.1060.871
MLPSPI0.1500.1080.8260.644
MMFSDI0.1160.0850.4400.335
Scale 12ARIMASPI0.3460.2660.6830.548
MMFSDI0.3430.2581.3981.138
MLPSPI0.2250.1731.5641.222
MMFSDI0.2230.1710.9410.631
Scale 24ARIMASPI0.2270.1730.4970.450
MMFSDI0.2410.1791.1671.000
MLPSPI0.1630.1251.3390.903
MMFSDI0.1620.1210.4060.324
Scale 48ARIMASPI0.1530.1081.2501.102
MMFSDI0.1410.1061.1351.121
MLPSPI0.1510.1071.0410.904
MMFSDI0.1430.1060.9170.851
DOI: https://doi.org/10.16993/tellusa.46 | Journal eISSN: 3035-9554
Language: English
Page range: 236 - 249
Submitted on: Mar 10, 2022
Accepted on: Mar 10, 2022
Published on: Apr 21, 2022
Published by: Stockholm University Press
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services

© 2022 Sun Yuanbin, Sadia Qamar, Zulfiqar Ali, Tao Yang, Amna Nazeer, Rabia Fayyaz, published by Stockholm University Press
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