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Diego Di Curzio, Alessia Di Giovanni, Raffaele Lidori, Mario Montopoli and Sergio Rusi
Accurate knowledge of the rain amount is a crucial driver in several hydrometeorological applications. This is especially true in complex orography territories, which are typically impervious, thus, leaving most mountain areas ungauged. Due to their spat...
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Alexandros Emmanouilidis, Ingmar Unkel, Joana Seguin, Kleoniki Keklikoglou, Eleni Gianni and Pavlos Avramidis
During the last few decades, X-ray attenuation systems have been established as standard techniques in geosciences and as excellent scientific tools for the analysis of sedimentary facies and structures. In the present study, we use two non-destructive a...
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Zahra Sahlaoui and Soumia Mordane
This study focused on investigating the impact of gauge adjustment on the rainfall estimate from a Moroccan C-band weather radar located in Khouribga City. The radar reflectivity underwent a quality check before deployment to retrieve the rainfall amount...
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Jonatan Ostrometzky and Adam Eshel
Commercial microwave links have a great potential to be used as sensors for rain. However, the use of commercial microwave links to monitor the rain depends heavily on the availability of the links’ attenuation measurements. The cellular operators ...
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Elisa Adirosi, Nicoletta Roberto, Mario Montopoli, Eugenio Gorgucci and Luca Baldini
Relations for retrieving precipitation and attenuation information from radar measurements play a key role in radar meteorology. The uncertainty in such relations highly affects the precipitation and attenuation estimates. Weather radar algorithms are of...
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Ibrahim Seck and Joël Van Baelen
Optimal Quantitative Precipitation Estimation (QPE) of rainfall is crucial to the accuracy of hydrological models, especially over urban catchments. Small-to-medium size towns are often equipped with sparse rain gauge networks that struggle to capture th...
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Birgitte Gisvold Johannessen, Tone Merete Muthanna and Bent Christen Braskerud
Climate change coupled with increasing urbanization has made extensive green roofs, both for retrofitting and new developments, an attractive way to bring nature back to cities, while managing stormwater. This study has investigated extensive green roof ...
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Roi Raich, Pinhas Alpert and Hagit Messer
When monitoring rain rates by weather radar in semi-arid regions and when measuring precipitation at an arid region; precipitation particles, rain, or snowflakes may evaporate before reaching the ground. This evaporation is regarded as the Virga phenomen...
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Xuehua Li, Jianxin He, Chuanzhi Wang, Shunxian Tang and Xiaoyu Hou
Surface clutter interference will be one of the important problems for the future of geostationary spaceborne weather radar (GSWR). The aim of this work is to provide some numerical analyses on surface clutter interference and part of the performance eva...
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Mohamed A. Abdelrhman
Phytoplankton is a primary producer of organic compounds, and it forms the base of the food chain in ocean waters. The concentration of phytoplankton in the water column controls water clarity and the amount and quality of light that penetrates through i...
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