Comparing satellite rainfall estimates with rain gauge data: Optimal strategies suggested by a spectral model
By T. Bell, P. Kundu. 2003
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Subfields: Atmospheric Science, Global and Planetary Change
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In Global and Planetary Change
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- Assessment of GPM-IMERG and Other Precipitation Products against Gauge Data under Different Topographic and Climatic Conditions in Iran: Preliminary Results (2016, background): “The comparison of satellite estimates with rain-gauge measurements is often frustrating, because satellites can at best attempt to measure rain amounts over areas many kilometers in size around a gauge, whereas rain-gauges can only record what falls in an area some tens of centimeters in diameter [1”