ArticleWater resources management (Dordrecht, Netherlands)2023
On the Structure of the Intermittency of Rainfall.
Article in Water resources management (Dordrecht, Netherlands), 2023. The graph could read no effect estimate from its abstract, so it casts no vote on the map. Not yet cited in PubMed.
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Abstract
Quantification of rainfall intermittency via. interevent time distribution, series of continuous wet spells (burst size) and variability in interevent times between rainfall events is essential for planning and management of water resources and hydrologic extremes. However, their structure, quantification and association with long-term climatology are less explored. In this paper, a complex system-based measure - burstiness - is used to quantify the variability of interevent times across six meteorologically homogenous zones of India. It is observed that burstiness is related to the burst size as well as long-term rainfall climatology. The existence of unimodal and bimodal structure in burstiness distribution reveals the uniqueness and differences in the rainfall patterns. The differences in sensitivity of rainfall to burstiness highlight the role of interplay between climate-landscape and reveals the importance of the intermittent structure of rainfall. The study provides an approach to model intermittency by preserving the temporal structure of the interevent time distribution.
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