Flow Forecasting
Mostrando 13-20 de 20 artigos, teses e dissertações.
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13. Impactos sócio-ambientais à margem do rio São Francisco: um estudo de caso / Social and environmental impacts the margin of São Francisco River: a case study
This study is about the important environmental issue widely discussed in recent times. The central part of the discussion emphasizes on the context of the socioenvironmental impact and the forecasting regarding the realization and operation steps of hydroelectric developments. The direction of the discussion is about, amongst other circumstances, the surrou
Publicado em: 2008
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14. Predição da pré-eclâmpsia pelo estudo dopplervelocimétrico endovaginal das artérias uterinas entre 11-13 e 20-24 semanas de gestação / Screening for pre-eclampsia by transvaginal uterine artery Doppler at 11-13 and 20-24 weeks gestation
At São Paulo University Medical School, six hundred and forty five pregnant women were prospectively recruited for a longitudinal study involving transvaginal uterine artery Doppler assessment at 11?13+6 weeks and 20?24+6 weeks. Reference values for mean uterine artery Doppler indices were established from 344 cases with normal pregnancy outcome. Values fou
Publicado em: 2007
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15. Aspectos sinóticos associados à ocorrência do jato em baixos níveis na América do Sul - reanálise NCEP/NCAR e simulação com o MCGA CPTEC/COLA / Synoptics aspects associated to the occurrence of the low levels jet in the south America - reanalyses of the NCEP/NCAR and simulation with the MCGA CPTEC/COLA
Cases of LLJ occurrence to the east of Andes were identified in NCEP/NCAR reanalyses data and in daily results of a climate simulation with the CPTEC/COLA AGCM, to identify the associated atmospheric patterns. weather forecasting of a case when there was occurrence of LLJ was also evaluated. Analysis performed in different seasons indicated similar synoptic
Publicado em: 2005
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16. Cavados em médios níveis no hemisfério sul: climatologia, energética e ciclogênese em superfície / Midtropospheric trough in southern hemisphere: climatology, energetic and surface cyclogenesis
Southern Hemisphere and its relationship with the Southern America surface cyclogenesis. An objective method of trough identification and tracking was developed, which was applied for 24 years of NCEP/NCAR reanalysis 500 hPa geopotencial height data. We found, in mean, 868 troughs per year, with positive trend. The winter season (summer) presented greater (s
Publicado em: 2005
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17. Implementation of statistical data assimilation system in physical space to the global model of CPTEC / Implementação do sistema estatístico de assimilação de dados em espaço físico para o modelo global do CPTEC
Atmospheric data (such as temperature, moisture, winds), collected by satellites, direct measurements from upper-air instruments and ground observation stations are used in order to estimate the state of the atmosphere as precise as possible. The estimation process, denominated data assimilation consists of observations, and the physical laws, which govern t
Publicado em: 2004
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18. Analise e previsões de vasões utilizando modelos de series temporais, redes neurais e redes neurais nebulosas
Analysis and forecast of seasonal stream flow series are of utmost importance in the operation planning of water resources systems. One of the greatest difficulties in forecasting of those series is the seasonality nature of stream flow series due to wet and dry periods of the year. For a long time, the use of stochastic models, based on the c1assic Box &Jen
Publicado em: 2000
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19. Developing Social Indicators*
Recent progress in developing social indicators is described in terms of six activities. In regard to social bookkeeping, we are expanding the number of domains covered by population surveys, and survey data are being more widely disseminated. In social accounting, demographic stock-flow schemes show promise of integrating systems of social statistics. Socia
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20. “Waves” vs. “particles” in the atmosphere's phase space: A pathway to long-range forecasting?
Thirty years ago, E. N. Lorenz provided some approximate limits to atmospheric predictability. The details—in space and time—of atmospheric flow fields are lost after about 10 days. Certain gross flow features recur, however, after times of the order of 10–50 days, giving hope for their prediction. Over the last two decades, numerous attempts have been
National Academy of Sciences.