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15. The effect of spatial rainfall variability on water balance modelling for south-eastern Australian catchments F. Zhao et al.
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22. Sensitivity of a soil-vegetation-atmosphere-transfer scheme to input data resolution and data classification H. Bormann
23. Discussion of “SWAT-Based Evapotranspirative Water Conservation Analysis Performed on Irrigated Croplands to Determine Potential Regional Water Savings” by Andrew Gayley M. Goyal & V. Singh
24. Assessment of rainfall spatial variability and its influence on runoff modelling: A case study in the Brue catchment, UK J. Zhang & D. Han
25. A simplified framework for assessing the impact of rainfall spatial variability on the hydrologic response E. Volpi et al.
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27. Accounting for Uncertainties of the TRMM Satellite Estimates A. AghaKouchak et al.
28. Impact of Rain Gauge Quality Control and Interpolation on Streamflow Simulation: An Application to the Warwick Catchment, Australia S. Liu et al.
29. Impact of Gauge Representative Error on a Radar Rainfall Uncertainty Model Q. Dai et al.
30. Impact of Precipitation Pre-Processing Methods on Hydrological Model Performance using High-Resolution Gridded Dataset S. Abbas & Y. Xuan
31. Performance evaluation of WRF-Noah Land surface model estimated soil moisture for hydrological application: Synergistic evaluation using SMOS retrieved soil moisture P. Srivastava et al.
32. MODEL BUILDING UNIT FOR RAINFALL-RUNOFF SIMULATION T. SAYAMA et al.
33. Interpolating Hydrologic Data Using Laplace Formulation T. Xu et al.
34. Runoff response to spatial variability in precipitation: an analysis of observed data M. Smith et al.
35. The significance of spatial rainfall representation for flood runoff estimation: A numerical evaluation based on the Lee catchment, UK M. Segond et al.
36. Modeling Spatiotemporal Precipitation: Effects of Density, Interpolation, and Land Use Distribution C. Shope & G. Maharjan
37. Impact of precipitation on parameter sensitivity and identifiability in the variable infiltration capacity (VIC) model M. Noorbeh et al.
38. Impact of Precipitation Spatial Resolution on the Hydrological Response of an Integrated Distributed Water Resources Model S. Fu et al.
39. Checking a process‐based catchment model by artificial neural networks G. Lischeid & S. Uhlenbrook
40. A comparative study of mixed exponential and Weibull distributions in a stochastic model replicating a tropical rainfall process N. Abas et al.
41. Effect of radar rainfall time resolution on the predictive capability of a distributed hydrologic model A. Atencia et al.
42. Signal to noise ratio in water balance maps with different resolution Z. Yan et al.
43. What Really Happens at the End of the Rainbow? – Paying the Price for Reducing Uncertainty (Using Reverse Hydrology Models) A. Kretzschmar et al.
44. An Operational Weather Radar–Based Quantitative Precipitation Estimation and its Application in Catchment Water Resources Modeling X. He et al.
45. Impact of mesoscale spatial variability of climatic inputs and parameters on the hydrological response L. Rouhier et al.
46. Benefits from high-density rain gauge observations for hydrological response analysis in a small alpine catchment A. Michelon et al.
47. A daily spatially explicit stochastic rainfall generator for a semi-arid climate Y. Zhao et al.
48. The significance of spatial variability of rainfall on simulated runoff: an evaluation based on the Upper Lee catchment, UK I. Pechlivanidis et al.
49. Impact of Spatial Rainfall Scenarios on River Basin Runoff Simulation a Nan River Basin Study Using the Rainfall-Runoff-Inundation Model K. Pakoksung
50. Detecting the effects of spatial variability of rainfall on hydrological modelling within an uncertainty analysis framework P. Younger et al.
51. Exploration of warm-up period in conceptual hydrological modelling K. Kim et al.
52. Spatial resolutions in areal rainfall estimation and their impact on hydrological simulations of a lowland catchment W. Terink et al.
53. The potential of urban rainfall monitoring with crowdsourced automatic weather stations in Amsterdam L. de Vos et al.
54. Spatial-Scale Characteristics of Precipitation Simulated by Regional Climate Models and the Implications for Hydrological Modeling S. Rasmussen et al.
55. Spatial and temporal variability of daily monsoon rainfall in Tunga and Bhadra River basins, Karnataka V. Nischitha et al.
56. Grid-size effects on estimation of evapotranspiration and gross primary production over a large Loess Plateau basin, China X. MO et al.
57. Uncertainty in a Lumped and a Semi-Distributed Model for Discharge Prediction in Ghatshila Catchment A. Yaduvanshi et al.
58. Influence of alternative representations of land use and geology on distributed hydrological modelling results: Eddleston, Scotland S. Ruman et al.
59. A multi-scale nested experiment for understanding flood wave generation across four orders of magnitude of catchment area M. Wilkinson & J. Bathurst
60. Effect of satellite based rainfall products on river basin responses of runoff simulation on flood event K. Pakoksung & M. Takagi
61. Bias in dynamically downscaled rainfall characteristics for hydroclimatic projections N. Potter et al.
62. The sensitivity of ecosystem service models to choices of input data and spatial resolution K. Bagstad et al.
63. Modelling radar-rainfall estimation uncertainties using elliptical and Archimedean copulas with different marginal distributions Q. Dai et al.
64. Integrated Hydrological Modeling to Analyze the Effects of Precipitation on Surface Water and Groundwater Hydrologic Processes in a Small Watershed S. Paudel & R. Benjankar
65. Spatial moments of catchment rainfall: rainfall spatial organisation, basin morphology, and flood response D. Zoccatelli et al.
66. Product‐error‐driven generator of probable rainfall conditioned on WSR‐88D precipitation estimates G. Villarini et al.
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68. Climatology of daily rainfall semi-variance in The Netherlands C. van de Beek et al.
69. Impact of the Grid Resolution and Deterministic Interpolation of Precipitation on Rainfall-Runoff Modeling in a Sparsely Gauged Mountainous Catchment P. Gilewski
70. A mathematical spatial interpolation method for the estimation of convective rainfall distribution over small watersheds S. Zhang et al.
71. Influence of Rainfall Patterns on Rainfall–Runoff Processes: Indices for the Quantification of Temporal Distribution of Rainfall B. Oh et al.
72. The effect of differences between rainfall measurement techniques on groundwater and discharge simulations in a lowland catchment C. Brauer et al.
73. Understanding the relationship between rainfall and flood probabilities through combined intensity-duration-frequency analysis K. Breinl et al.
74. Spatial Rainfall Variability in Urban Environments—High-Density Precipitation Measurements on a City-Scale R. Maier et al.
75. Manifold methods for assimilating geophysical and meteorological data in Earth system models and their components A. Safaie et al.
76. Unveiling how rainfall spatial structure and displacement drive peak flow magnitude and onset in small mountainous watersheds Y. Huang & Y. Tsang
77. Which rainfall spatial information for flash flood response modelling? A numerical investigation based on data from the Carpathian range, Romania D. Zoccatelli et al.
78. Flood Forecasts for Urban Basin with Integrated Hydro‐Meteorological Model A. Koussis et al.
79. Study on the effect of rainfall spatial variability on runoff modelling J. Zhang et al.
80. The impact of raindrop drift in a three-dimensional wind field on a radar–gauge rainfall comparison Q. Dai et al.
81. Real-time river level estimation based on variations of radar reflectivity—a case study of the Quitandinha River watershed, Petrópolis, Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) F. da Silva et al.
82. Modeling hydrologic responses using multi-site and single-site rainfall generators in a semi-arid watershed Y. Zhao et al.
83. Investigating the Effect of Spatial and Temporal Variabilities of Rainfall on Catchment Response P. Ziaee & M. Abedini
84. On the sensitivity of modelled groundwater recharge estimates to rain gauge network scale A. Wiebe & D. Rudolph
85. Calibration of hydrological models using flow-duration curves I. Westerberg et al.
86. Geostatistical Interpolation Approach for Improving Flood Simulation Within a Data‐Scarce Region in the Tibetan Plateau K. Guédé et al.
87. Effect of subsampling tropical cyclone rainfall on flood hydrograph response in a subtropical mountainous catchment J. Huang et al.
88. Impact of Dataset Size on the Signature-Based Calibration of a Hydrological Model S. Mohammed et al.
89. A hydrological model modified for application to flood forecasting in medium and small-scale catchments W. Shi et al.
90. Ensembling differentiable process-based and data-driven models with diverse meteorological forcing datasets to advance streamflow simulation P. Li et al.
91. Interpolation of daily rainfall networks using simulated radar fields for realistic hydrological modelling of spatial rain field ensembles Y. Gyasi-Agyei & G. Pegram
92. Sensitivity analysis of main variables present in flash flood processes. Application in two Spanish catchments: Arás and Aguilón J. Mateo Lázaro et al.
93. Influence of Spatial Precipitation Sampling on Hydrological Response at the Catchment Scale D. Caracciolo et al.
94. The implication of spatiotemporal rainfall distribution on the estimation of areal rainfall characteristics in Upper Erer Sub-basin, Ethiopia B. Abrahim Mummed & Y. Seleshi
95. A distributed Grid-Xinanjiang model with integration of subgrid variability of soil storage capacity W. Guo et al.
96. Hydrological Modeling Response to Climate Model Spatial Analysis of a South Eastern Europe International Basin C. Skoulikaris et al.
97. Influence of rainfall and soil properties spatial aggregation on extreme flash flood response modelling: An evaluation based on the Sesia river basin, North Western Italy M. Sangati et al.
98. An educational model for ensemble streamflow simulation and uncertainty analysis A. AghaKouchak et al.
99. Random Forests with Bagging and Genetic Algorithms Coupled with Least Trimmed Squares Regression for Soil Moisture Deficit Using SMOS Satellite Soil Moisture P. Srivastava et al.
100. Copula‐based uncertainty modelling: application to multisensor precipitation estimates A. AghaKouchak et al.
101. Radar–rain-gauge rainfall estimation for hydrological applications in small catchments S. Gabriele et al.
102. Data‐driven approaches for estimating uncertainty in rainfall‐runoff modelling D. Shrestha & D. Solomatine
103. Quantifying uncertainty in groundwater recharge due to spatiotemporal rainfall and temporal evapotranspiration variability A. Wiebe et al.
104. The Impact of Rainfall Space‐Time Structure in Flood Frequency Analysis Z. Zhu et al.
105. Часова та просторова нерівномірність випадання дощів при моделюванні поверхневого стоку з урбанізованих територій V. Zhuk et al.
106. Peak Flow Forecasting with Radar Precipitation and the Distributed Model CASC2D J. Jorgeson & P. Julien
107. Monte Carlo analysis of the effect of spatial distribution of storms on prioritization of flood source areas B. Saghafian et al.
108. Temperature effects on the spatial structure of heavy rainfall modify catchment hydro-morphological response N. Peleg et al.
109. Appraisal of SMOS soil moisture at a catchment scale in a temperate maritime climate P. Srivastava et al.
110. Are moments of rainfall spatial variability useful for runoff modelling in operational hydrology? G. Giani et al.
111. IMPROVEMENT OF WATER LEVEL PREDICTION USING NEURAL NETWORK BY SPATIAL SEGMENTATION OF RAINFALL G. OHNO et al.