英文摘要 |
In this study, the monotonic trend and step changes within the typhoon rainfall of Southwestern Taiwan during 1960-2009 are desired to be explored. The annual series of maximum total rainfall, 24-hours maximum rainfall, high-intensive rainfall frequency and their amplitudes were selected as indicator variables. Region-based and station-based analyses were carried out for the data of Tainan, Kaohsiung and Hengchun by using some nonparametric statistical methods. At significant level of 0.05 and 0.10 respectively, no changes were detected in the regional or most station series of annual maximum total rainfall, 24-hours maximum rainfall and frequency amplitude of high-intensive rainfall. In contrast, central tendency measure of the other three variables tends to increase recently, and step change is with relative significance widely. There is a randomness property existing in those changes. It is evidently reflected in the local variations of the association of shift direction or change points among stations or them and region. The result of this study also revealed that the occurrence probability of extreme rainfall events derived from typhoon in Southwestern Taiwan seem to be rising recently. Potential of hydrological hazard become higher in short-term scale therefore. The information is important for disasters prevention in the future. |