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QX/T 574-2020 in English

QX/T 574-2020 in English

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Climate index-Typhoon

  • Issued on:2020-07-31
  • Implemented on:2020-12-01
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Standard No: QX/T 574-2020
Document status: VALID
Title in English: Climate index-Typhoon
Title in Chinese: 气候指数 台风
Language: English
File Format: Electronic (PDF)
Delivery: Via email within 1~3 business days
Issued on: 2020-07-31
Implemented on: 2020-12-01
Professional Classification: QX-Meteorology
Related Topics: typhoon
Typhoon instrument
climate model
climate agreement
pfefferkorn index
climate grid
annual typhoon
Typhoon only
southern typhoon
super typhoon
eleven typhoons
double typhoon
Before the super typhoon
typhoon eleven
typhoon eleven
Air volume test bench
qx/t-2020
qx/t 567-2020


Introduction

Analysis of the Standard Core Framework

Technical Module Core Algorithm Data Requirements Application Scenarios
Wind and Rain Separation Inverse Distance Weighted Interpolation (Appendix A) + Rain Belt Identification Algorithm (Appendix B) 30 Years + Observational Data Typhoon Disaster Attribution Analysis
Single Station Index Weighted Dimensionless Processing (Formula 1-4) Daily Maximum Wind Speed/Precipitation Site Disaster Intensity Assessment
Regional index Spatial aggregation calculation (Formula 7-8) Multi-site synchronized data Regional risk zoning

Key technology implementation points

1. Data quality control

The China Meteorological Administration Tropical Cyclone Optimal Track Dataset is used as the benchmark, and the wind speed data is required to comply with GB/T 35227-2017 and the precipitation data is required to comply with GB/T 35228-2017. Perform inverse distance weighted interpolation for missing data:

Z₀ = ∑(Zᵢ×λᵢ), λᵢ=d₀ᵢ⁻²/∑d₀ᵢ⁻²

2. Wind and rain separation technology

Case: During the impact of Typhoon Mangkhut in 2018, Guangdong stations accurately separated typhoon precipitation accounting for 83% through the rain belt identification algorithm (neighboring station precipitation rate>0.4 and distance<300km)


Standard Evolution and Innovation

Compared with historical methods, this standard has the following major breakthroughs:

  • For the first time, a wind speed-precipitation dual factor weighting system was established (Table 1)
  • Introduce a dynamic threshold mechanism: typhoon intensity is linked to scanning radius (Table C.1)
  • Develop a rain belt topology identification algorithm (Appendix B.1.3)

Business implementation suggestions

  1. Typhoon path matching and missing value interpolation need to be completed in the data preprocessing stage
  2. When calculating the single-station index, pay attention to the division of weight coefficient intervals (the α/β values need to be strictly compared with Table 1)
  3. For regional index calculation, it is recommended to use GIS spatial analysis tools to achieve site aggregation

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