Nanjing Institute of Meteorology,Nanjing 210044; Nanjing Institute of Meteorology,Nanjing 210044; Nanjing Institute of Meteorology,Nanjing 210044; Nanjing Institute of Meteorology,Nanjing 210044
For the EOF decomposition continuation phase space, the least square method is applied under the condition of orthogonal basis to find coefficients of all quadratic nonlinear terms of a state evolution equation such that a dynamic system that indicates the evolution features of a weather/climate system in a limited area can be formulated. The scheme is compared with that for phase space continuation by time series drift. Results show that the dynamic system established in terms of the present method is likely to give more precise and realistic description of evolution of the weather/climate system.
Zhu Yufeng, Peng Yongqing, Yan Shaojin, Zhang Qin. 1996: A STUDY OF DYNAMIC SYSTEM ESTABLISHMENT IN EOF-CONTINUATION PHASE SPACE*. Journal of Meteorological Research, 10(1): 52-60.
Zhu Yufeng, Peng Yongqing, Yan Shaojin, Zhang Qin. 1996: A STUDY OF DYNAMIC SYSTEM ESTABLISHMENT IN EOF-CONTINUATION PHASE SPACE*. Journal of Meteorological Research, 10(1): 52-60.
Zhu Yufeng, Peng Yongqing, Yan Shaojin, Zhang Qin. 1996: A STUDY OF DYNAMIC SYSTEM ESTABLISHMENT IN EOF-CONTINUATION PHASE SPACE*. Journal of Meteorological Research, 10(1): 52-60.
Citation:
Zhu Yufeng, Peng Yongqing, Yan Shaojin, Zhang Qin. 1996: A STUDY OF DYNAMIC SYSTEM ESTABLISHMENT IN EOF-CONTINUATION PHASE SPACE*. Journal of Meteorological Research, 10(1): 52-60.