Analysis of Storm Rainfall in Peninsular Malaysia Using Neyman‐Scott Rectangular Pulse Modeling
Authors:
- Rado YendraRYRado Yendra
- Abdul Aziz JemainAJAbdul Aziz Jemain
- Ibrahim Sulaiman HanaishIHIbrahim Sulaiman Hanaish
Open Access
- 18 April 2018
- book chapter
- Published by IntechOpen
Abstract
This paper aims to estimate Neyman‐Scott rectangular pulse (NSRP) modeling application in representing the storm rainfall that occurred in Peninsular Malaysia. This research utilized hourly rainfall data from 48 rain gauges in Peninsular Malaysia during the period from 1970 to 2008. The raingauge stations are given in four territories, namely northwest, west, southwest, and east. The goodness‐of‐fit test from NSRP model should be done before the other applications of the model. The conclusion of this research revealed that NSRP model is able to show the rainfall data in Peninsular Malaysia.Keywords
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