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Wireless Sensor Network for Rainfall Measurement Using a Tipping Bucket Rain Gauge Mechanism [PDF]
, 2017 Distributed wireless sensor networks are a new technology that can provide processed real-time field data from sensors that are physically distributed in the field.
John, S. N. +11 more
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Remote SensingRemote sensing precipitation products are essential for the systematic analysis of precipitation characteristics and changes. This study conducts a comparative evaluation of precipitation products from rain gauge stations, Climate Prediction Center ...
Rui Wang +3 more
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, 2017 Current official devices used to measure rain parameters has many limitations. The most common rain device used is a Tipping Bucket Rain Gauge which can only measure rainfall over a period. As a result, a sonic rain gauge was proposed.
Tan, Xin Yi
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, 2020 Open source design files of the wind driven rain (WDR) gauge as designed at Loughborough University. The design can be used to 3D print the WDR gauge in different materials.The design contains the frame and protective cap for the data logging ...
Christina Hopfe (1257180) +3 more
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Engineering ProceedingsMonitoring rainfall is essential to understanding hydrological processes, managing water resources, and mitigating drought and flood risks. Many regions, particularly in developing countries, have sparse rain gauge networks, which limit spatial coverage ...
Abdelbagi Y. F. Adam +2 more
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, 2011 There are 12 rain gauge stations spread on 11 watersheds to collect precipitation on Konza ...
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Inter-comparison of automatic rain gauges [PDF]
, 1994 The Ocean Acoustics Division (OAD) of the Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological Laboratory (AOML), in cooperation with NOAA/NESDIS and NASA, has deployed six rain gauges for calibration and intercomparison purposes.
Nystuen, Jeffrey A.
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Sturgis Watershed, gauge site number 2, modified rain gauge
, 1969 Caption: "WS 795. 10/69 C.A. Ohlander. Sturgis Watershed. Gauge Site No. 2. View of modified rain gauge using Fischer-Porter punch tape instrument. Shows three inch and two inch plastic sewer pipe and one-half inch plastic siphon. Compare with WS 796.
Ohlander, Coryell A.
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Dual-Polarization radar rainfall prediction and rain gauge data. [PDF]
BMC Res Notes, 2021 Walsh TH +3 more
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A geostatistical approach to multisensor rain field reconstruction and downscaling [PDF]
Hydrology and Earth System Sciences, 2001 A rain field reconstruction and downscaling methodology is presented, which allows suitable integration of large scale rainfall information and rain-gauge measurements at the ground. The former data set is assumed to provide probabilistic indicators that
P. Fiorucci +7 more
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