Storm Precipitation in the United States. Part II: Soil Erosion Characteristics

By J. Angel, M. Palecki, S. Hollinger. 2005

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Subfields: Earth-Surface Processes, Global and Planetary Change, Soil Science

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• Storm Precipitation in the United States. Part I: Meteorological Characteristics. (2005, background): “A companion paper (Angel et al. 2005, hereinafter Part II) examines other characteristics that are directly related to soil erosion.”
• Distance in spatial interpolation of daily rain gauge data (2005, background): “Precipitation maps with daily or better resolution are necessary for investigation of the climatology of extreme events (e.g. Skoda et al., 2003; Palecki et al., 2005), as input in hydrological modeling (e.g. Singh and Frevert, 2002a,b), or in evaluation of numerical weather prediction models (e.g.…”