Authors
Adamson Oloyede, Simeon Ozuomba, Philip Asuquo, Lanre Olatomiwa, Omowunmi Mary Longe
Publication date
2023/2
Journal
Environmental Monitoring and Assessment
Volume
195
Issue
2
Pages
343
Publisher
Springer International Publishing
Description
For extrapolation, climate change and other meteorological analysis, a study of past and current weather events is a prerequisite. NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) has been able to develop a model capable of predicting various weather data for any location on the Earth, including locations lacking weather stations, weather satellite coverage, and other weather measuring instruments. This paper evaluates the prediction accuracy of the NASA temperature data with respect to NiMet (Nigerian Meteorological Agency) ground truth measurement, using Akwa Ibom Airport as a case study. Exploratory data analysis (descriptive and diagnostic analyses) of temperature retrieved from NiMet and NASA was performed to give a clear path to follow for predictive and prescriptive analyses. Using 2783 days of weather data retrieved from NiMet as ground truth, the accuracy of NASA predictions with the …
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