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Key publications in the development of daily WG<br />
Site(s) Observation Source<br />
Brussels Wet and dry days tend to cluster Quetelet (1852)<br />
Kew, Aberdeen,<br />
Greenwich, Valencia<br />
Probability of a rain day is greater if the<br />
previous day was wet<br />
Rothamstead, UK; Wet and dry spell lengths have a geometric<br />
five Canadian cities distribution<br />
Tel Aviv<br />
Use of Markov chain to reproduce geometric<br />
distribution of wet and dry spell lengths<br />
Combined Markov occurrence model with<br />
exponential distribution for rainfall amounts<br />
USA<br />
Generation of max/min temperature, and<br />
solar radiation conditional on rain occurrence<br />
USA<br />
Multi-site generalization of daily stochastic<br />
precipitation model<br />
Newnham (1916);<br />
Besson (1924); Gold<br />
(1929); Cochran<br />
(1938)<br />
Williams (1952);<br />
Longley (1953)<br />
Gabriel and<br />
Neumann (1962)<br />
Todorovic and<br />
Woolhiser (1975)<br />
Richardson (1981)<br />
Bras and Rodriguez-<br />
Iturbe (1976)<br />
Source: Wilby<br />
Göteborg University http://www.gvc2.gu.se/rcg <strong>Regional</strong> <strong>Climate</strong> <strong>Group</strong><br />
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