Advanced numerical modeling and analysis to solve problems in science, engineering, commerce and public policy.
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Advanced numerical modeling and analysis to solve problems in science, engineering, commerce and public policy.
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KAC Articles and References[See also a categorized list of KAC modeling, validation and accuracy assessment publications and presentations.]
Iman, R. L., M. E. Johnson and C. Watson, Jr., 2005a: “Sensitivity Analysis for Computer Model Projections of Hurricane Losses,” Risk Analysis, 25, 1277-1297. Iman, R. L., M. E. Johnson and C. Watson, Jr., 2005b: “Uncertainty Analysis for Computer Model Projections of Hurricane Losses,” Risk Analysis, 25, 1299-1312. Johnson, M. E., 1997: Caribbean Storm Surge Return Periods: Final Report, Organization of American States, Caribbean Disaster Mitigation Project Workshop, Kingston, Jamaica, October 31, 1997. Johnson, M. E. and C. Watson, Jr., 1999: Hurricane Return Period Estimation, 10th Symposium on Global Change Studies, Dallas, TX, 478-479. Johnson, M. E., and Watson, C., Jr., 2006: “Fitting Statistical Distributions to Data in Hurricane Modeling,” American Journal of Mathematical and Management Sciences, forthcoming. Organization of American States, 2000: Atlas of Probable Storm Effects. Available at www.oas.org/cdmp. Vermeiren, J., 2000: Final Report on the Caribbean Disaster Mitigation Project. Organization of American States: Washington, D.C. Vermeiren, J., K. Ford, and C. C. Watson., 1995: “Engaging planners and investors in the assessment of storm risk in Jamaica,” AMS 9th Conference on Applied Climatology: Dallas, TX. Vermeiren, J. and C. C. Watson., 1994: “New technology for improved natural hazard risk assessment in the Caribbean,” The Journal of Contingency Planning. 6, 14-20. Watson, C. C., Jr., 1992: Monitoring near and off shore sediment formations by satellite. International Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing, XVIIth Congress 29, 321–324. Watson, C., Jr., 1995: The Arbiter Of Storms: a high resolution, GIS based storm hazard model, National Weather Digest, 20, 2-9. Watson, C., Jr., 2002a: Using integrated multi-hazard numerical models in coastal storm hazard planning, Solutions for Coastal Disasters ‘02 Conference Proceedings, American Society of Civil Engineers, Reston, VA. Watson, C., Jr., 2002b: Implications of climate change for modeling coastal hazards, Solutions for Coastal Disaster ‘02 Conference Proceedings, American Society of Civil Engineers, Reston, VA. Watson, C. Jr. and M. E. Johnson, 1999: “Design, Implementation, and Operation of a Modular Integrated Tropical Cyclone Hazard Model,” AMS 23rd Conference on Hurricanes and Tropical Meteorology, Dallas, TX. Watson, C. Jr, and Johnson, M., 2003: An assessment of computer based estimates of hurricane loss costs in North Carolina. Report to the North Carolina Department of Insurance, Raleigh, N.C. Watson, C. Jr. and M. E. Johnson, 2004: “Hurricane Loss Estimation Models: Opportunities for Improving the State Of the Art,” Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, November 2004. Watson, C. Jr., M. E. Johnson, and M. Simons, 2004: Insurance Rate Filings and Hurricane Loss Estimation Models, J. Insurance Regulation, 22, Nr. 3. |
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