2016•Stochastic Environmental Research and Risk AssessmentRequires access

Impacts of different threshold definition methods on analyzing temporal-spatial features of extreme precipitation in the Pearl River Basin

Bingjun Liu, Xiuhong Chen, Junfan Chen, Xiaohong Chen

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Key concepts: Precipitation, Extreme value theory, Environmental science, Generalized extreme value distribution, Percentile, Spatial distribution, Climatology, Structural basin

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