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    Title: 以線性動差法探討台灣地區乾旱頻率分析
    Other Titles: Regional frequency analysis of droughts in Taiwan using L-moments
    以線性動差法探討臺灣地區乾旱頻率分析
    Authors: 楊志傑;Yang, Chih-chieh
    Contributors: 淡江大學水資源及環境工程學系碩士班
    蕭政宗;Shiau, Jenq-tzong
    Keywords: 乾旱;標準化降雨指數;區域頻率分析;指數洪水法;線性動差;Drought;Standardized Precipitation Index;Regional Frequency Analysis;Index Flood Method;L-moment
    Date: 2006
    Issue Date: 2010-01-11 07:31:05 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: 本文研究目的在於探討台灣地區北部、中部、南部及東部區域之區域乾旱頻率,本文主要應用指數洪水法(index flood method)之概念並配合線性動差(L-moment)推估參數以建立各區域之乾旱機率分佈並推估不同迴歸期之乾旱量及乾旱延時。本文以標準化降雨指數(standardized precipitation index,SPI)定義乾旱,首先選定能代表各雨量站年雨量資料的機率分佈,而後將年雨量轉換為SPI值,本文定義SPI小於0為乾旱的開始,至大於0為止為一乾旱事件,其間連續負值SPI的時段為乾旱延時,乾旱事件之累積SPI值稱為乾旱量,此二乾旱特性為本文分析區域乾旱頻率的基礎。其次利用以線性動差為基礎的不一致(discordancy)、異質性(heterogeneity)及適合度(goodness-of-fit)估量評估同一區域之乾旱資料是否一致及均勻,並選取一合適的區域乾旱量及乾旱延時機率分佈函數。本文以台灣地區共35個紀錄年限超過30年的雨量站之年雨量紀錄,經以前述步驟分析得北、中、南、東各區域最適合代表區域無因次乾旱量的分佈分別為皮爾遜第III型分佈(Pearson type III distribution)、三參數對數常態分佈(three-parameter lognormal distribution)、通用帕雷托分佈(generalized Pareto distribution)及皮爾遜第III型分佈,而最適合代表區域無因次乾旱延時的分佈在北區及中區皆為皮爾遜第III型分佈,南區及東區皆為通用帕雷托分佈。決定最佳的區域乾旱頻率模式後,即可建立區域內各站乾旱量及乾旱延時與迴歸期之關係,並可推估各站發生不同頻率之乾旱量及乾旱延時,因此各區域各站曾發生過之歷史乾旱事件之迴歸期即可據以推估。
    This study aims to investigate the regional drought frequency for the north, central, south, and east regions in Taiwan. Index flood method associated with L-moment estimation are employed to establish the regional drought frequency distribution for each region and to estimate the return periods for various drought magnitudes and drought duration. In this study, standardized precipitation index (SPI) is used to define droughts. Probability distribution for annual rainfall data is determined first, then followed by transforming the annual rainfall data into SPI. A drought event is defined as the period during which the SPI is below zero. The continuous period of negative SPIs is considered as the drought duration and the cumulative SPIs during the drought duration is considered as the drought magnitude. These two drought characteristics are considered for regional drought frequency analysis in this study. The L-moment based discordancy, heterogeneity, and goodness-of-fit measures are used to detect the unusual sites and select the regional probability distributions of droughts. A total of thirty-five annual rainfall data with record length exceeding 30 years from different regions in Taiwan are selected to illustrate the proposed methodology. The results show that the best data fitted dimensionless regional drought magnitude probability distributions for north, central, south, and east regions are Pearson type III, three-parameter lognormal distribution, generalized Pareto, and Pearson type III distributions, respectively. The best fitted dimensionless regional drought duration probability distributions for north and central regions are Pearson type III distribution, while the generalized Pareto distribution is the best data fitted model for drought duration in south and east regions. The at-site frequencies of drought duration and magnitude for each region can then be determined by the index flood method and used to estimate the return periods of drought duration and magnitude for historical drought events.
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