Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
6343584 Atmospheric Research 2014 43 Pages PDF
Abstract
The de-aggregated hazard analysis is able to demonstrate that the relative contribution of each cluster changes for more extreme events. The de-aggregated analysis produces optimal statistical fits for clusters and introduces robustness in the estimation of the return period over a range threshold. Finally, a small bias is suggested in the single population analysis where the return periods are consistently lower over a range of quantiles and thresholds.
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