ESTIMATION OF MAXIMUM DAILY AIR TEMPERATURE USING ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORK AND NOAA DATA (CASE STUDEY: URMIAH LAKE BASIN

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BANIHABIB M.E.; RAHIMI KHOUB A.; ARABI A.

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Journal: JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY Year:2007 | Volume:9 | Issue:3 (34 SPECIAL ISSUE) Page(s): 185-202

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ESTIMATION OF MAXIMUM DAILY AIR TEMPERATURE USING ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORK AND NOAA DATA (CASE STUDEY: URMIAH LAKE BASIN

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BANIHABIB M.E. | RAHIMI KHOUB A. | ARABI A. | Issue Writer Certificate

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MAXIMUM DAILY AIR TEMPERATUREQ3

ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORKQ1

SATELLITE NOAAQ3

Abstract

Air temperature is measured in synoptic and climatologic stations. It is one of descriptive parameter of climate of the earth. In this research ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORK is used to estimate maximum daily temperature of weather in Urmiah lake basin. ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORK is trained to determine relation between maximum daily temperature and input data. Input data are Land surface temperature and NDVI which are determine using NOM data. Other input data are longitude, latitude, altitude, day of year and time of NOM image. Multilayer precipitation ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORK with one, two and three layer are trained and tested. Three back propagation learning rules including Delta rule, Normalize cumulative delta and extended delta-bar-delta are tested. Also two transfer function including Sigmoid and Tangent hyperbolic are tested. Root mean square error (RMSE) is used for comparison of these ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORKs. The best ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORK has three hidden layer including 4, 3 and one neuron in first, second and third hidden layers respectively. Extended delta-bar-delta gives best learning. The selected ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORK has less RMSE with Tangent hyperbolic transfer function. Training RMSE is 0.154 C which is less than 1.57 C of multivalute regression. Therefore suggested ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORK can estimate maximum daily temperature of weather better than multivalute regression.

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ESTIMATING MAXIMUM DAILY TEMPERATURE USING NOAA SATELLITE IMAGES- CASE STUDY IN OROOMIEH LAKE BASIN

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BANIHABIB, M.E., RAHIMI KHOUB, A., & ARABI, A.. (2007). ESTIMATION OF MAXIMUM DAILY AIR TEMPERATURE USING ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORK AND NOAA DATA (CASE STUDEY: URMIAH LAKE BASIN. JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, 9(3 (34 SPECIAL ISSUE)), 185-202. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/87055/en

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BANIHABIB M.E., RAHIMI KHOUB A., ARABI A.. ESTIMATION OF MAXIMUM DAILY AIR TEMPERATURE USING ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORK AND NOAA DATA (CASE STUDEY: URMIAH LAKE BASIN. JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY[Internet]. 2007;9(3 (34 SPECIAL ISSUE)):185-202. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/87055/en

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M.E. BANIHABIB, A. RAHIMI KHOUB, and A. ARABI, “ESTIMATION OF MAXIMUM DAILY AIR TEMPERATURE USING ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORK AND NOAA DATA (CASE STUDEY: URMIAH LAKE BASIN,” JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, vol. 9, no. 3 (34 SPECIAL ISSUE), pp. 185–202, 2007, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/87055/en

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