Assessing Forecasting Performance of Daily Mean Temperature at 1st and 2nd Perak Station, Surabaya Using ARIMA and VARIMA Model with Outlier Detection

Taly Purwa; Barbara Ngwarati

doi:10.34312/jjom.v4i1.11975

Assessing Forecasting Performance of Daily Mean Temperature at 1st and 2nd Perak Station, Surabaya Using ARIMA and VARIMA Model with Outlier Detection

Taly Purwa, Barbara Ngwarati

Abstract

Air temperature is an important data for several sectors. The demand of fast, exact and accurate forecast on temperature data is getting extremely important since it is useful for planning of several important sectors. In order to forecast mean daily temperature data at 1^st and 2^nd Perak BMKG Station in Surabaya, this study used the univariate method, ARIMA model and multivariate method, VARIMA model with outlier detection. The best ARIMA model was selected using in-sample criteria, i.e. AIC and BIC. While for VAR model, the minimum information criterion namely AICc value was considered. The RMSE values of several forecasting horizons of out-sample data showed that the overall best model for mean daily temperature at 1^st and 2^nd Perak Station was the multivariate model, i.e. VARX (10,1) with four outliers incorporated in the model, indicated that it was necessary to consider the temperature from the nearest stations to improve the forecasting performance. This study recommends performing the overall best model only for short term forecasting, i.e. two weeks at maximum. By using the one week-step ahead and one day-step ahead forecasting scheme, the forecasting performance is significantly improved compared to default the k-step ahead forecasting scheme.

Keywords

Daily Temperature; Forecasting; Multivariate Time Series; Outlier Detection; Vector Autoregression

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.34312/jjom.v4i1.11975