Gridded quantitative precipitation estimates (QPE) of high spatial and temporal resolution are increasingly required, for instance for hydrological flood forecasting and nowcasting. The combination of observations from both remote-sensing radar data and in-situ rain-gauge measurements is a popular means to produce QPEs. The idea is to incorporate into a common scheme their high spatial resolution and good local accuracy, respectively. Geostatistics provides a frequently used stochastic framework for such a combined radar-gauge gridding.
| Authors | Erdin R |
|---|---|
| Edition | 92 |
| Year | 2013 |
| Type | Scientific publications |
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Measurement & forecasting systems