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Multivariate analysis of compound hail, wind and rainfall extremes in Alberta's hail alley
Weather and Climate Extremes ( IF 6.1 ) Pub Date : 2024-09-03 , DOI: 10.1016/j.wace.2024.100718 Issam Mohamed, Mohammad Reza Najafi, Paul Joe, Julian Brimelow
Weather and Climate Extremes ( IF 6.1 ) Pub Date : 2024-09-03 , DOI: 10.1016/j.wace.2024.100718 Issam Mohamed, Mohammad Reza Najafi, Paul Joe, Julian Brimelow
Hailstorms are severe weather events with the potential for devastating impacts. The consequences can be significantly worsened when hail events are accompanied by strong winds, intensifying both hail momentum and damage to property sidings and windows. Additionally, rainfall extremes during hailstorms can disrupt the drainage systems, potentially leading to flash flooding. Therefore, understanding the inter-dependencies and joint behaviour of these hazards is crucial for developing effective risk mitigation strategies. In this study, we conduct a multivariate probabilistic assessment of concurrent hail, wind, and rainfall extremes over the Alberta's “hail alley” using radar and ground-based observations. The analysis comprehensively explores individual hazards, as well as bivariate and trivariate scenarios using a vine copula approach. We quantify individual, conditional, and joint return periods (JRPs) for the various scenarios. Findings indicate that in both wind-driven hail and hail-rainfall extreme hazards, the joint occurrences based on JRP, can be underestimated by 20% and 70% when assuming independence, respectively, which has substantial implications for risk assessment and management, as well as infrastructure design and maintenance. The analysis of the trivariate case suggests the potential for the concurrent occurrence of multiple hazards in the region. Furthermore, results show that Archimedean copula families outperform elliptical copulas in simulating extreme variables related to compound events associated with hailstorms. The study stresses the importance of assessing the joint behaviour of these hazard components in hailstorms, with the objective of mitigating potential impacts on vulnerable regions.
中文翻译:
艾伯塔省冰雹带复合冰雹、风和降雨极端事件的多变量分析
冰雹是一种可能造成毁灭性影响的严重天气事件。当冰雹事件伴有强风时,后果可能会严重恶化,从而加剧冰雹势头并对财产壁板和窗户造成损害。此外,冰雹期间的极端降雨可能会破坏排水系统,可能导致山洪爆发。因此,了解这些危害的相互依赖性和联合行为对于制定有效的风险缓解策略至关重要。在这项研究中,我们利用雷达和地面观测,对艾伯塔省“冰雹巷”同时发生的冰雹、风和降雨极端事件进行了多变量概率评估。该分析使用 vine copula 方法全面探讨了个体危害以及双变量和三变量场景。我们量化了各种场景的单独、条件和联合回报期 (JRP)。研究结果表明,在风驱冰雹和冰雹降雨极端灾害中,假设独立时,基于 JRP 的联合事件可分别被低估 20% 和 70%,这对风险评估和管理具有重大影响如基础设施设计和维护。对三变量案例的分析表明,该地区有可能同时发生多种灾害。此外,结果表明,阿基米德连接函数族在模拟与冰雹相关的复合事件相关的极端变量方面优于椭圆连接函数。该研究强调了评估冰雹中这些灾害成分的联合行为的重要性,目的是减轻对脆弱地区的潜在影响。
更新日期:2024-09-03
中文翻译:
艾伯塔省冰雹带复合冰雹、风和降雨极端事件的多变量分析
冰雹是一种可能造成毁灭性影响的严重天气事件。当冰雹事件伴有强风时,后果可能会严重恶化,从而加剧冰雹势头并对财产壁板和窗户造成损害。此外,冰雹期间的极端降雨可能会破坏排水系统,可能导致山洪爆发。因此,了解这些危害的相互依赖性和联合行为对于制定有效的风险缓解策略至关重要。在这项研究中,我们利用雷达和地面观测,对艾伯塔省“冰雹巷”同时发生的冰雹、风和降雨极端事件进行了多变量概率评估。该分析使用 vine copula 方法全面探讨了个体危害以及双变量和三变量场景。我们量化了各种场景的单独、条件和联合回报期 (JRP)。研究结果表明,在风驱冰雹和冰雹降雨极端灾害中,假设独立时,基于 JRP 的联合事件可分别被低估 20% 和 70%,这对风险评估和管理具有重大影响如基础设施设计和维护。对三变量案例的分析表明,该地区有可能同时发生多种灾害。此外,结果表明,阿基米德连接函数族在模拟与冰雹相关的复合事件相关的极端变量方面优于椭圆连接函数。该研究强调了评估冰雹中这些灾害成分的联合行为的重要性,目的是减轻对脆弱地区的潜在影响。