Sunspots and Meteorological Phenomena

Meteorological Phenomena in India

Multiagent Meta-Level Control for Predicting Meteorological Phenomena

It is crucial for social systems to adapt to the dynamics of open environments. This adaptation process becomes especially challenging in the context of multiagent systems. In this paper, we argue that multiagent meta-level control is an effective way to determine when this adaptation process should be done and how much effort should be invested in adaptation as opposed to continuing with the c...

Meteorological Phenomena Forecast Using Data Mining Prediction Methods

The occurrence of various meteorological phenomena, such as fog or low cloud cover, has significant impact on many human activities as air or ship transport operations. The management of air traffic at the airports was the main reason to design effective mechanisms for timely prediction of these phenomena. In both these cases meteorologists already use some physical models based on differential...

Sunspots and Temperatures

Power spectrum analyses of temperature series at New York City (1822-1956), the Netherlands (1735-1944), and central England (1698-1955) show that the only significant energy in these spectrums appears at the annual period of 12 months. No significant energy was found corresponding to any known sunspot periodicity. Correlation coefficients between January and July temperatures for the years of ...

Sunspots, correlation and competition

Correlated equilibria in strategic market games played, simultaneously, by “overlapping generations” of players correspond to sunspot equilibria in the associated, competitive economy. The lower the degree of competition, the larger the range of parameters that allow for effective correlation or endogenous stochastic fluctuations.