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A stochastic space-time model of rainfall fields in large heterogeneous regions [ 2007-01-01 - 2010-12-31 ]

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[Cite as https://purl.org/au-research/grants/arc/DP0770860]

Researchers: Dr Andrew Metcalfe (Chief Investigator) ,  Dr Mark Thyer (Chief Investigator) ,  Mark Thyer (Chief Investigator) ,  Martin Lambert (Chief Investigator) ,  Prof George Kuczera (Chief Investigator)
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Brief description A stochastic space-time model of rainfall fields in large heterogeneous regions. The extreme temporal and spatial variability of Australia's rainfall affects the quantity and quality of its water resources, the productivity of its agricultural systems, and its aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems. Given the impact of extreme events such as droughts and floods and given the massive investment in water-related infrastructure, evaluation of such risks is an issue of national economic, social and environmental significance. Stochastic space-time rainfall models enable rainfall and climatic variability to be quantified, simulated over arbitrarily long periods, and risks assessed. This research will provide software and the development of rainfall modelling frameworks for large river basins such as the Murray-Darling.

Funding Amount $345,880

Funding Scheme Discovery Projects

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