Edh. Cheng et Anl. Chiu, SHORT-RECORD-BASED EXTREME WIND SIMULATION, Journal of research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology, 99(4), 1994, pp. 391-397
In order to utilize limited historical wind records for estimating ext
reme wind speeds for natural hazards damage mitigation, a Markov chain
model for generating long-term annual extreme winds, on the basis of
short-term records, is investigated. Basically, this simulation model
consists of three components. They are state of wind speeds, wind spee
d distribution functions, and transition probability matrices. The bas
ic strategy of our simulation model is to generate the time series of
hourly wind speeds in parts: for those wind associated with well-behav
ed climates and those with extreme winds. Applications of this model t
o generate long-term extreme winds, on the basis of short records at H
ouston Intercontinental Airport of Texas, are demonstrated.