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Supporting data for "Improving the reliability of sub-seasonal forecasts of high and low flows by using a flow-dependent non-parametric model" by McInerney et al. (2021)

The University of Adelaide
David McInerney (Aggregated by) Dmitri Kavetski (Aggregated by) Mark Thyer (Aggregated by)
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This dataset contains post-processed rainfall forecast (hincast) data used in the study "Improving the reliability of sub-seasonal forecasts of high and low flows by using a flow-dependent non-parametric model" by McInerney et al. (2021).

This dataset was produced by the Australian Bureau of Meteorology.

Rainfall forecasts are produced using the Australian Community Climate Earth-System Simulator - Seasonal (ACCESS-S Version 1) (Hudson et al., 2017).

The ACCESS-S forecasts are then post-processed to reduce biases and improve reliability (Schepen et al., 2018).

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Hudson, D., Alves, O., Hendon, H. H., Lim, E., Liu, G., Luo, J. J., MacLachlan, C., Marshall, A. G., Shi, L., Wang, G., Wedd, R., Young, G., Zhao, M. & Zhou, X. 2017. ACCESS-S1 The new Bureau of Meteorology multi-week to seasonal prediction system. Journal of Southern Hemisphere Earth System Sciences, 67, 132-159.

McInerney, D., Thyer, M., Kavetski, D., Laugesen, R.,Woldemeskel, F., Tuteja, N. & Kuczera, G. Improving the reliability of short-term forecasts of high and low flows by using a flow-dependent non-parametric model (under review).

Schepen, A., Zhao, T., Wang, Q. J. & Robertson, D. E. 2018. A Bayesian modelling method for post-processing daily sub-seasonal to seasonal rainfall forecasts from global climate models and evaluation for 12 Australian catchments. Hydrol. Earth Syst. Sci., 22, 1615-1628.

Issued: 2021-06-09

Created: 2021-06-09

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ACCESS-S | Climate Science | Climatology | Hydrology | Hydrology not elsewhere classified | Water Resources Engineering | Water resources engineering | forecast rainfall | rainfall post-processing | sub-seasonal forecasting |

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