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2004-2006年日本数值预报产品分析检验
Title:AnalysisandVerificationofNumericalForecastProductsinJapanfrom2004to2006
Introduction:
Numericalweatherpredictionmodelshaveincreasinglybecomeavaluabletoolinforecastingweatherconditionsworldwide.InJapan,theJapanMeteorologicalAgency(JMA)hasbeendiligentlyworkingondevelopingandimprovingthesemodelstoenhancetheaccuracyandreliabilityofweatherforecasts.Inthispaper,weaimtoanalyzeandverifytheperformanceofnumericalforecastproductsinJapanfrom2004to2006.
Methodology:
Tocarryoutthisanalysis,wecollectednumericalforecastproductsfromtheJMAduringthespecifiedtimeperiod.Theseproductsincludeweatherforecastsforvariousatmosphericparameterssuchastemperature,humidity,windspeedanddirection,andprecipitation.WecomparedtheseforecastswithcorrespondingobservationaldataobtainedfromweatherstationsacrossJapan.
Results:
TheanalysisoftemperatureforecastsindicatedthattheJMA'snumericalmodelswereskillfulincapturingthedailytemperaturepatternsindifferentregionsofJapan.However,therewereinstanceswhenthemodelsstruggledtoaccuratelypredictextremetemperatureevents,particularlyduringheatwavesorcoldspells.ThissuggestedtheneedforfurtherimprovementsinthemodelingtechniquesusedbytheJMA.
Similarpatternswereobservedintheevaluationofhumidityforecasts.Whilethemodelsgenerallyperformedwellinprovidingaccuratehumidityforecastsonadailybasis,theystruggledtoaccuratelycapturethespatialdistributionofhumidityoverlargerregions.ThesediscrepanciescouldbeattributedtothecomplexinteractionsbetweenatmosphericmoistureandtopographyincertainareasofJapan.
Theevaluationofwindspeedanddirectionforecastsshowedmixedresults.Themodelsweregenerallyskillfulinpredictingwindspeedinopenareas,buttheiraccuracydecreasedinregionswithcomplexterrain.Similarly,themodelsstruggledtoaccuratelypredictwinddirectionchangesovertime,especiallyduringperiodsofrapidweathertransitions.
PrecipitationforecastsposedasignificantchallengefortheJMA'snumericalmodelsduringthisperiod.Themodelshaddifficultycapturingtheintensityandspatialdistributionofrain