Modelling association between two irregularly observed spatio-temporal processes by using smoothed maximum covariance analysis

Salim, Agus; Pawitan, Yudi; Bond, K

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Modelling association between two irregularly observed spatio-temporal processes by using smoothed maximum covariance analysis

Date

2005

Authors

Salim, Agus

Pawitan, Yudi

Bond, K

Publisher

Blackwell Publishing Ltd

Abstract

Climatic phenomena such as the El-Niño-southern oscillation and the north Atlantic oscillation are results of complex interactions between atmospheric and oceanic processes. Understanding the interactions has enabled scientists to give early warning of t