analysis of variability and uncertainty in extreme events, statistical
methods for dam safety, long-term patterns of precipitation extremes, seasonal and inter-
annual variations in wind and streamflow and their dependence on large-scale circulations
patterns.
Correlation coefficients for annual wind speed /streamflow
with the NAO
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of the flood how fast does floods reach inhabited areas
Probabilities of volcanic eruptions in the area
return period
is there a correlation between the strength of the eruption and return
period
Information on preperdness issued to
residents in the area
Information to tourists in different
languages
Information posters at touristic sites
Hekla ...
Exercises held
2006 a two day exercise in the area
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pressure, in a
diverse geographical setting, is related to local temporal fluctuations of precipitation, and to
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Figure 4. Coefficient of determination, with the sign of correlation, between mean sea level
pressure and total daily precipitation in winter and summer, for grid-point time-series of
daily averages (top row), and for 5-day running means of daily time-series (bottom row).
the zonal component
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as a ref-
erence map for co-registering the SPOT5 HRS-DEM (pixel
resolution of 40× 40 m), using the ice free areas surround-
ing Hoffellsjökull and the correlation method described by
Guðmundsson et al. (2011). This comparison revealed a hor-
izontal shift of the HRS-DEM by 15 m and 5 m towards east
and north, respectively, and a vertical offset of 2.3 m. Gaps
in the HRS DEM, due to low contrast
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from 1971 to 2000 as input. The simulated floods in 2010–2039
and 2070–2099 will be compared to these simulated floods of
the reference period.
The fit of the Gumbel distribution to observed annual maximum
discharges of 1971–2000 was estimated with two goodness of fit
tests; the chi-square test (e.g. Kite, 1977) and the probability plot
correlation coefficient test statistic (Heo et al., 2008
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correlation between log distance and magnitude can result in large errors in the fitted
parameters a and b. In their paper, Fukushima and Tanaka (1990) argue that a high correlation
between log distance and magnitudes are responsible for consistently low distance parameters
in older Japanese attenuation studies. Using a one step regression model, their distance
parameter, a, was estimated as 1.19
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are heterogeneous in their degrees of inequity aversion: 17.8% of the 118 subjects
are purely selfish (α = β = 0) and 39.8% are averse to both advantageous and disadvanta-
geous inequity (β > 0 and α > 0). Advantageous and disadvantageous inequity aversion are
not correlated (Spearman correlation test: z = 0.0265, p = 0.7758).20 Figure 2 depicts the
distribution of advantageous and disadvantageous inequity
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orientation is positively related
to problem awareness and personal norm, furthermore
problem awareness has a positive association with personal
norm and willingness to reduce car use. In turn, a positive
correlation between personal norm and willingness to
reduce car use for environmental reasons is expected. In the
second part of the model, willingness to reduce car use is
expected to be related
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request.
In addition to this new and improved web-based plotting program, there is a new web portal
accessible to all research staff at the IMO to request and download csv RSAM data (see Figure
16). Currently, the web page can provide RSAM data from 1996 to the present day. This tremor
data can be easily plotted with other volcano monitoring and meteorological data to observe the
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in position and a vertical accuracy better
than 5 m in ice-free gentle relief areas and 10 m at higher
relief areas with slopes less than 20% (Bouillon et al.
2006; Berthier & Toutin 2008). A mask including stereo
image correlation scores was delivered as a SPIRIT bi-
product and used in this study to exclude uncorrelated
pixels from the DEM.
We constructed the 2004 October 5 SPOT 5 HRS DEM
using
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