Stream ow data and water levels in reservoirs have been collected at 30 recording sites in the Toce river basin and its surroundings, upstream of Lago Maggiore, one of the target areas of the Mesoscale Alpine Programme (MAP) experiment. These data have been used for two purposes: rstly, the veri cation of a hydrological model, forced by rain-gauge data and the output of a mesoscale meteorological model, for ood simulation and forecasting; secondly, to solve an inverse problem—to estimate rainfall volumes from the runoff data in mountain areas where the in uence of orography and the limits of actual monitoring systems prevent accurate measurement of precipitation. The methods are illustrated for 19–20 September 1999, MAP Intensive Obse...
The mountains are known as the water towers of the World and they are also climate hot spots. Theref...
With the objective of improving flood predictions, in recent years sophisticated continuous hydrolog...
Hydrological monitoring and modeling of high altitude Alpine catchments is of paramount importance. ...
The Mesoscale Alpine Programme (MAP) was a unique initiative to improve the understanding of process...
Results of the Mesoscale Alpine Programme provide some answers to basic scientific questions of hydr...
Since 2008 we have been monitoring a watershed in the alps to assess the impact of the spatial heter...
Over the last decade, flooding events on the southern side of the European Alps have claimed over 10...
Since 2002 every summer a gauging station for measuring discharge has been installed at the outlet o...
Rainfall exhibits a large spatio-temporal variability, especially in complex alpine terrain. Additio...
During the Special Observation Period (SOP, 7 September–15 November, 1999) of the Mesoscale Alpine...
International audienceThe hydrological response of Swiss river basins to the 2003 European summer he...
AbstractPrecipitation is often the most important input data in hydrological models when simulating ...
Available observations are often not sufficient as a basis for decision-making in water resources ma...
Thanks to increasing computer capacities a large number of rainfall-runoff-models have been develope...
Artificial rainfall is widely used to study the surface runoff process but several problems are rel...
The mountains are known as the water towers of the World and they are also climate hot spots. Theref...
With the objective of improving flood predictions, in recent years sophisticated continuous hydrolog...
Hydrological monitoring and modeling of high altitude Alpine catchments is of paramount importance. ...
The Mesoscale Alpine Programme (MAP) was a unique initiative to improve the understanding of process...
Results of the Mesoscale Alpine Programme provide some answers to basic scientific questions of hydr...
Since 2008 we have been monitoring a watershed in the alps to assess the impact of the spatial heter...
Over the last decade, flooding events on the southern side of the European Alps have claimed over 10...
Since 2002 every summer a gauging station for measuring discharge has been installed at the outlet o...
Rainfall exhibits a large spatio-temporal variability, especially in complex alpine terrain. Additio...
During the Special Observation Period (SOP, 7 September–15 November, 1999) of the Mesoscale Alpine...
International audienceThe hydrological response of Swiss river basins to the 2003 European summer he...
AbstractPrecipitation is often the most important input data in hydrological models when simulating ...
Available observations are often not sufficient as a basis for decision-making in water resources ma...
Thanks to increasing computer capacities a large number of rainfall-runoff-models have been develope...
Artificial rainfall is widely used to study the surface runoff process but several problems are rel...
The mountains are known as the water towers of the World and they are also climate hot spots. Theref...
With the objective of improving flood predictions, in recent years sophisticated continuous hydrolog...
Hydrological monitoring and modeling of high altitude Alpine catchments is of paramount importance. ...