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Russell, Brook T.; Cooley, Daniel S.; Porter, William C.; Heald, Colette L.

Modeling the spatial behavior of the meteorological drivers’ effects on extreme ozone. (English) Zbl 1525.62211

Environmetrics 27, No. 6, 334-344 (2016).

MSC:

62P12 Applications of statistics to environmental and related topics

Keywords:

asymptotic dependence; bivariate regular variation; multivariate spatial hierarchical model; meteorological drivers of ground level ozone

Software:

GenSA; R
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