Call for Papers : Special Issue on Probability Distributions and Frequency Analysis (PDFA)
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Call for Papers : Special Issue on Probability Distributions and
Frequency Analysis (PDFA)
OBJECTIVES:
The objective of frequency analysis in a natural context is to infer
the probability that various size events will be exceeded or not
exceeded from a given sample of recorded events. Two basic problems
exist for most natural applications. First the sample is usually
small, by statistical standards, resulting in uncertainty as to the
true probability. And secondly, a single theoretical frequency
distribution does not always fit a particular data- type equally well
in all applications. Regionalizing the probability distributions could
improve the at-site estimates and estimate the future events for
ungauged sites. The interaction between sites and also the variables
is of interest for further research
This special issue would attempt to bring the new developments in
Probability Distributions and Frequency Analysis and the applications
in diverse environments.
TOPICS:
Topics include but are not limited to:
1. Frequency Analysis of Natural Events: Flood, Droughts
(agricultural, meteorological and hydrological), Low Flow, Rainfall,
Wind Speed, Waves and Water Level, Water, soil and air pollution,
Earthquake, Landslide volumes, Vowels.
2. New Development s in Probability Distributions (including
parametric and non-parametric approaches)
Joint, conditional and mixed Probability Distributions (e.g.
copula-based approaches), Higher Moments, Probability Weighted
Moments, L-moments and Recent Developments.
3. Probabilistic Based Methods: e,g. Probabilistic Neural
Network, Probabilistic Rational Method.
4. Regionalization and Probability Distribution.
5. Wavelets and Time-Frequency Analysis Technique
6. Probability Density and Spectrum
SUBMISSION INFORMATION:
The manuscripts should be submitted to one of the issue Guest Editors
with a covering letter. It is recommended to send the pdf version of
the paper. All manuscripts will be subject to peer review. If finally
accepted, the articles must be formatted by the authors according to
"Author Instructions" of the journal
(http://ceser.res.in/ijamas.html).
IMPORTANT DATES:
Deadline for Full Paper Submission: 31 May 2010
First Round of Paper Review Notification: 31 July 2010
Second Round of Paper Review Notification: 31 October 2010
Paper Acceptance: 30 December 2010
SPECIAL ISSUE Guest Editors:
Prof. Dr. Saeid Eslamian
(Guest Editor-in-Chief)
Department of Water
Isfahan University of Technology
Prof.e...@gmail.com
Esla...@ndrd.org
http://ndrd.academia.edu/ProfSaeidEslamian
Prof. Salvatore Grimaldi
GEMINI Department
University of Tuscia, Italy
salvatore...@unitus.it
Dr.-Ing. Patrick Laux
Department "Interaction Climate-Atmosphere",
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology
Institute for Meteorology and Climate Research
Germany
patric...@imk.fzk.de
http://www.kit.edu
Website:
http://ceser.res.in/ceserp/index.php/ijamas/about/editorialPolicies#custom2
Frequency Analysis (PDFA)
OBJECTIVES:
The objective of frequency analysis in a natural context is to infer
the probability that various size events will be exceeded or not
exceeded from a given sample of recorded events. Two basic problems
exist for most natural applications. First the sample is usually
small, by statistical standards, resulting in uncertainty as to the
true probability. And secondly, a single theoretical frequency
distribution does not always fit a particular data- type equally well
in all applications. Regionalizing the probability distributions could
improve the at-site estimates and estimate the future events for
ungauged sites. The interaction between sites and also the variables
is of interest for further research
This special issue would attempt to bring the new developments in
Probability Distributions and Frequency Analysis and the applications
in diverse environments.
TOPICS:
Topics include but are not limited to:
1. Frequency Analysis of Natural Events: Flood, Droughts
(agricultural, meteorological and hydrological), Low Flow, Rainfall,
Wind Speed, Waves and Water Level, Water, soil and air pollution,
Earthquake, Landslide volumes, Vowels.
2. New Development s in Probability Distributions (including
parametric and non-parametric approaches)
Joint, conditional and mixed Probability Distributions (e.g.
copula-based approaches), Higher Moments, Probability Weighted
Moments, L-moments and Recent Developments.
3. Probabilistic Based Methods: e,g. Probabilistic Neural
Network, Probabilistic Rational Method.
4. Regionalization and Probability Distribution.
5. Wavelets and Time-Frequency Analysis Technique
6. Probability Density and Spectrum
SUBMISSION INFORMATION:
The manuscripts should be submitted to one of the issue Guest Editors
with a covering letter. It is recommended to send the pdf version of
the paper. All manuscripts will be subject to peer review. If finally
accepted, the articles must be formatted by the authors according to
"Author Instructions" of the journal
(http://ceser.res.in/ijamas.html).
IMPORTANT DATES:
Deadline for Full Paper Submission: 31 May 2010
First Round of Paper Review Notification: 31 July 2010
Second Round of Paper Review Notification: 31 October 2010
Paper Acceptance: 30 December 2010
SPECIAL ISSUE Guest Editors:
Prof. Dr. Saeid Eslamian
(Guest Editor-in-Chief)
Department of Water
Isfahan University of Technology
Prof.e...@gmail.com
Esla...@ndrd.org
http://ndrd.academia.edu/ProfSaeidEslamian
Prof. Salvatore Grimaldi
GEMINI Department
University of Tuscia, Italy
salvatore...@unitus.it
Dr.-Ing. Patrick Laux
Department "Interaction Climate-Atmosphere",
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology
Institute for Meteorology and Climate Research
Germany
patric...@imk.fzk.de
http://www.kit.edu
Website:
http://ceser.res.in/ceserp/index.php/ijamas/about/editorialPolicies#custom2
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