A Gaussian state-space model for wind fields in the North-East Atlantic
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1 A Gaussian state-space model for wind fields in the North-East Atlantic Julie BESSAC - Université de Rennes 1 with Pierre AILLIOT and Valï 1 rie MONBET 2 Juillet 2013
2 Plan Motivations 1 Motivations 2 Context and goals 3 Wind data 4 Model Gaussian Linear State-Space Model Parameter Estimation Procedure 5 Validation of the model Validation by simulation Validation by prediction Improvement of prediction? 6 A more parsimonious model 7 Conclusion and extension of the model
3 Motivations Motivations for the use of weather generators Many natural phenomena and human activities depend on wind conditions Production of electricity by wind turbines Evolution of a coast line Maritime transport Drift of objects in the ocean... Wind data generally available on short periods of time 50 years of data maximum Not enough to compute reliable estimates of the probability of complex events Stochastic model used to simulate artificial wind conditions Monte-Carlo methods
4 Plan Context and goals 1 Motivations 2 Context and goals 3 Wind data 4 Model Gaussian Linear State-Space Model Parameter Estimation Procedure 5 Validation of the model Validation by simulation Validation by prediction Improvement of prediction? 6 A more parsimonious model 7 Conclusion and extension of the model
5 Context and goals latitude Goals: longitude wind speed Available data: day Reanalysis data from ECMWF: wind speed to propose a stochastic state-space model for wind fields to generate realistic wind conditions
6 Context and goals One of the main difficulties and goals is: reproducing space-time motions of meteorological systems e.g. propagation of storms longitude longitude latitude latitude longitude latitude latitude latitude longitude longitude
7 Plan Context and goals 1 Motivations 2 Context and goals 3 Wind data 4 Model Gaussian Linear State-Space Model Parameter Estimation Procedure 5 Validation of the model Validation by simulation Validation by prediction Improvement of prediction? 6 A more parsimonious model 7 Conclusion and extension of the model
8 Plan Wind data 1 Motivations 2 Context and goals 3 Wind data 4 Model Gaussian Linear State-Space Model Parameter Estimation Procedure 5 Validation of the model Validation by simulation Validation by prediction Improvement of prediction? 6 A more parsimonious model 7 Conclusion and extension of the model
9 Wind data Data under study: reanalysis data ERA Interim from ECMWF Available with regular sampling: x = 0.75 o, t = 6h To eliminate seasonality: study of months of January from 1979 to 2011 Wind speed are transformed according to Box-Cox method to get approximately a Gaussian distribution (Box-Cox transformation = wind speedλ 1 λ ) 18 gridded points under study in the North-East Atlantic channel
10 Some time series Wind data Site 13 Site 18 vitesse du vent vitesse du vent jour jour Time shifts are observable on time series
11 Wind data Some statistics computed on data Cross-correlations highlight the temporal advance of western locations on eastern locations Cross correlation between locations 13 & 18 cross correlation lag (day)
12 Plan Model 1 Motivations 2 Context and goals 3 Wind data 4 Model Gaussian Linear State-Space Model Parameter Estimation Procedure 5 Validation of the model Validation by simulation Validation by prediction Improvement of prediction? 6 A more parsimonious model 7 Conclusion and extension of the model
13 Model Gaussian Linear State-Space Model Modeling by a Gaussian state-space model [DK01], [CMR] X t = ρx t 1 + σɛ t Y t (1) = α1 1X t+1 + α0 1X t + α 1 1 X t 1 + η t (1).. Y t (K) = α1 K X t+1 + α0 K X t + α 1 K X t 1 + η t (K) pour t 1, - Y t R K : vector of observations, K: number of locations studied - X t R: scalar hidden state, - ɛ and η are serially independent Gaussian white noises, η t N K (0, Γ) Parameters and equations interpretation: X : mean transformed wind conditions at regional scale, temporal dynamic is contained in the state equation, Y : mean corrected transformed wind speed at local scale, (α 1, α 0, α 1 ) : links regional and local scales, Γ : contains a part of the spatial structure of the error between the two scales.
14 Model Stationarity and identifiability Gaussian Linear State-Space Model Stationarity: Under the assumption ρ < 1, the process Y is stationary [BD]. Identifiability: based on the second order structure of the Gaussian process Y. In order to ensure identifiability of the model: σ - fixing the variance of the hidden variable X (we choose 2 = 1) 1 ρ 2 - constraining the vectors α 1, α 0 et α 1 to be linearly independent
15 Model Parameter Estimation Procedure Parameter Estimation Procedure The following estimation procedure is performed: First initialization: - ρ initialized as the mean of all available ratios: cov(y t, Y t+3 ) cov(y t, Y t+2 ), - Λ = (α 1 α 0 α 1 ) and Γ initialized by a least square estimation between the observed and theoretical quantities defined in the identifiability procedure, Least square estimation on the auto-covariance (GMM): initialized with the previous parameters EM algorithm: initialized with the parameters estimated by GMM
16 Model Maximum Likelihood Estimation Parameter Estimation Procedure Expectation-Maximization algorithm is used [CMR]: E-step: Linearity and Gaussianity of the model enable to use Kalman filter and smoother to derive the incomplete likelihood, M-step: Explicit forms of the parameters: ρ, Λ and Γ. Starting point: Least square estimation on second order structure.
17 Plan Validation of the model 1 Motivations 2 Context and goals 3 Wind data 4 Model Gaussian Linear State-Space Model Parameter Estimation Procedure 5 Validation of the model Validation by simulation Validation by prediction Improvement of prediction? 6 A more parsimonious model 7 Conclusion and extension of the model
18 Marginal distributions Validation of the model Validation by simulation quantile of simulation quantile of data Figure : Quantile-Quantile plot at location 18 with 90% confidence intervals (red), parameters estimated by ML
19 Temporal dynamics Validation of the model Validation by simulation 13 & 18 Autocorrelation Observed GMM ML lag(day) Figure : Cross-correlation of Y between locations 13 and 18
20 Spatial structure Validation of the model Validation by simulation correlation Observed Theoretical correlation Observed Theoretical dlong dlat Figure : Correlation of Y at lag 0 differences of longitude (left) and latitude (right)
21 Spatial structure Validation of the model Validation by simulation correlation Observed Theoretical correlation Observed Theoretical dlong dlat Figure : Correlation of Y at lag 1 differences of longitude (left) and latitude (right)
22 Prediction Validation of the model Validation by prediction RMSE Persistence X~AR1 (ML) Y~VAR(1) (ML) site Figure : Root mean square error between observed wind speed and predicted wind speed at each location
23 Validation of the model Validation by prediction longitude latitude latitude Model 52 latitude latitude latitude longitude longitude longitude longitude 10 Observation latitude longitude longitude latitude latitude latitude longitude longitude
24 Validation of the model Improvement of prediction? Improvement of prediction? The state equation is: X t = ρ 1 X t 1 + ρ 2 X t 2 + ɛ t RMSE Persistence AR1 (ML) AR2 (ML) site Figure : Root mean square error between observed wind speed and predicted wind speed at each location No improvement in prediction...
25 Plan A more parsimonious model 1 Motivations 2 Context and goals 3 Wind data 4 Model Gaussian Linear State-Space Model Parameter Estimation Procedure 5 Validation of the model Validation by simulation Validation by prediction Improvement of prediction? 6 A more parsimonious model 7 Conclusion and extension of the model
26 A more parsimonious model A more parsimonious model (Observation equation: Y t = α 1 X t+1 + α 0 X t + α 1 X t 1 + η t, η t N K (0, Γ)) Gamma dlat = 1.5 dlat = 0.75 dlat = 0 dlat = 0.75 dlat = 1.5 Gamma dlat = 3.75 dlat = 3 dlat = 2.25 dlat = 1.5 dlat = 0.75 dlat = dlong dlat Figure : Estimated Γ against differences of longitude (left) and latitude (right), solid lines : mean value
27 A more parsimonious model A more parsimonious model Spatial structure of covariance ([Cre], [HR89], [Abr]): Γ is fitted to parametric spatial covariance: ( )) Γ i,j = (σ i σ j exp( λ 1 di,j) 2 + λ 2 δ i,j or Γ i,j = ( σ i σ j ( sin(λ1 d i,j ) λ 1 d i,j + λ 2 δ i,j )) for for with (σ 1,..., σ K, λ 1, λ 2 ) strictly positive to be estimated. i, j {1,..., K}, i, j {1,..., K}, d: anisotropic distance defined as: d i,j = θ 1 Lat(i, j) 2 + θ 2 Long(i, j) 2 + θ 3 Lat(i, j) Long(i, j) with (θ 1, θ 2, θ 3 ) to be estimated for each spatial structure.
28 A more parsimonious model A more parsimonious model Gamma dlat = 1.5 dlat = 0.75 dlat = 0 Observed Estimated Gamma dlat = 1.5 dlat = 0.75 dlat = 0 Observed Estimated dlong dlong Figure : Estimated Γ against differences of longitude, left: Gaussian structure, right: sinus structure, solid lines: mean value, dashed line: estimated mean
29 A more parsimonious model How to select a model? Structure of Γ Nb of parameters Log-likelihood BIC Pas de structure Gaussienne Sinus X AR(2) VAR(1) Average RMSE (Standard deviation) Structure sur Γ GMM ML Pas de structure (0.19) (0.2) Gaussienne (0.16) (0.16) Sinus (0.16) (0.17) X AR(2) (0.18) (0.221) VAR(1) (0.17)
30 Plan Conclusion and extension of the model 1 Motivations 2 Context and goals 3 Wind data 4 Model Gaussian Linear State-Space Model Parameter Estimation Procedure 5 Validation of the model Validation by simulation Validation by prediction Improvement of prediction? 6 A more parsimonious model 7 Conclusion and extension of the model
31 Conclusion and extension of the model Conclusion Advantages of the model: Ease of interpretation of the parameters Linearity and Gaussian properties: ease of implementation of estimation procedure Some statistics are well reproduced by the model Drawbacks: Lack of flexibility of the model: it only catches average behaviors of wind speed in the area, does not account for the weather type Linearity of the model may not be appropriate to catch possible local effects Extensions: Improve the parameterization of the parameters Take into account wind direction
32 Conclusion and extension of the model P. Abrahamsen. A review of gaussian random fields and correlation functions. Peter J. Brockwell and Richard A. Davis. Introduction to time series and forecasting. Springer Texts in Statistics. Second edition. Olivier Cappé, Eric Moulines, and Tobias Rydén. Inference in hidden Markov models. Springer Series in Statistics. Noel A. C. Cressie. Statistics for spatial data. Wiley Series in Probability and Mathematical Statistics: Applied Probability and Statistics. J. Durbin and S. J. Koopman. Time series analysis by state space methods, volume 24 of Oxford Statistical Science Series. Oxford University Press, Oxford, 2001.
33 Conclusion and extension of the model J. Haslett and A.E. Raftery. Space-time modelling with long-memory dependence: Assessing ireland s wind power ressource. Applied Statistics, 1989.
34 Conclusion and extension of the model correlation Observed Theoretical correlation dlat dlat Figure : Estimated Γ against differences of longitude. Solid lines: mean value
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