Bias correction of monthly air temperature from the NASA POWER gridded meteorological dataset over Bangalore Urban, India: a comparative evaluation of statistical and machine-learning methods
Sep 2026· Bulletin of Atmospheric Science and Technology· Vol 7· 0 citations· 30 references
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A district-scale assessment of statistical and machine-learning approaches for monthly temperature bias correction using the NASA POWER gridded meteorological dataset and IMD district-level observations provides an improved basis for urban climate studies, heat-related assessments, and analyses of temperature variability.
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