Simulação de parâmetros climáticos para a época de crescimento das plantas
Keywords:
modelo matemático estocástico, probabilidade condicional de precipitação, técnica de monte carlo, distribuição gama incompleta, umidade relativa do arAbstract
This paper deals with development of a stochastic deterministic model to simulate the distribution of the climatic parameters of atmospheric precipitation, air temperature and relative humidity for the climate of Vicosa, Minas Gerais, Brazil. The concepts of statistical density distribution functions associated with climatic data are discussed for estimating daily weather parameters using the Monte Carlo technique and Markov chain probability distribution of rainfall data within a statistical framework for the growing season.
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