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Maria Kofidou and Alexandra Gemitzi
The present work aims to highlight the possibility of improving model performance by assimilating soil moisture information in the calibration and validation process. The Soil and Water Assessment Tool (SWAT) within QGIS, i.e., QSWAT, was used to simulat...
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Khaled Mohammed, Robert Leconte and Mélanie Trudel
Soil moisture modeling is necessary for many hydrometeorological and agricultural applications. One of the ways in which the modeling of soil moisture (SM) can be improved is by assimilating SM observations to update the model states. Remotely sensed SM ...
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Jia Chen, Fengmin Hu, Junjie Li, Yijia Xie, Wen Zhang, Changqing Huang and Lingkui Meng
The evaluation of satellite soil moisture is a big challenge owing to the large spatial mismatch between pixel-based satellite soil moisture products and point-based in situ measurements. Upscaling in situ measurements to obtain the ?true value? of soil ...
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Xinyi Huang, Shouming Feng, Shuaishuai Zhao, Jinlong Fan, Zhihao Qin and Shuhe Zhao
Agricultural drought assessment is based on soil moisture deficit during the plant-growing season. The available long-term in situ soil moisture data can be used to evaluate the drought indices? performance. Drought indices have different sensitivities t...
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Niloufar Beikahmadi, Antonio Francipane and Leonardo Valerio Noto
Accurate precipitation estimation remains a challenge, though it is fundamental for most hydrological analyses. In this regard, this study aims to achieve two objectives. Firstly, we evaluate the performance of two precipitation products from the Integra...
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