[Narccap-topic-extremes] Re : NARCCAP Extremes - What are you doing?

["André Monette"]

Hi everyone,
I'm doing an analysis about : Projected changes to multi-day precipitation extremes over Quebec watersheds using  a multi-RCM ensemble. I'm using a Regional Frequency Analysis based on L-moments for this study. I compared the NARCCAP simulations with observation (at station data interpolated to gridded data) coming from Environment Canada.
André Monette

----- Message d'origine -----
De: "Gutowski, William J [GE AT]" <gutowski at iastate.edu>
Date: Vendredi, Août 5, 2011 7:16 am
Objet: [Narccap-topic-extremes] NARCCAP Extremes - What are you doing?

> Dear NARCCAP "Extremers":
> It would also be good to get an overview list for our pod of what 
> people are doing with extremes.  If you are simply interested in 
> the topic, and just want to follow discussions, that's fine.  
> However, for those of you doing research with extremes, let's see 
> what we all are doing.  So – what is your extremes-related research?
> Here at Iowa State, we have been looking primarily at daily 
> precipitation extremes and the causal processes in both 
> observations and the NARCCAP (and other simulations).  We have also 
> looked at monthly precipitation extremes in the NARCCAP simulations 
> and, in other work, are looking at daily temperature extremes.
> 
> Bill Gutowski
> 
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