Radar measurement of rainfall over mountainous regions is a difficult task due to the requirements of avoiding beam blockage as well as contamination by the melting layer. In this paper the raingage measurements and radar estimates of rainfall over two distinct locations in the central Apennines are compared to study the effect of beam blocking on radar measurements. A simple procedure is developed to estimate the percentage of beam blockage by the mountain ridges and, correspondingly, to correct the radar estimates of rainfall
International audienceA simulation procedure has been developed for use in predetermining the expect...
International audienceThis article is dedicated to radar rainfall estimation for the post-event anal...
International audienceGround clutter caused by anomalous propagation (anaprop) can affect seriously ...
Accurate knowledge of the rain amount is a crucial driver in several hydrometeorological application...
Weather radar observations are currently the most reliable method for remote sensing of precipitatio...
Weather radar observations are currently the most reliable method for remote sensing of precipitatio...
Quantitative radar precipitation estimates are affected by error determined by many causes that incl...
For flood forecasting, rainfall data are usually obtained from a sparse network of raingauges, conse...
AbstractRadar-rainfall estimation is a complex process that involves several error sources, some of ...
Storms that potentially produce extreme rainfall and flooding present a special challenge for radar ...
The present work aims to analyze the correspondence between the rainfall radar estimates and the rai...
Meteorological radar networks are suited to remotely provide atmospheric precipitation retrieval ove...
Microwave Doppler radars are considered a fairly established technique to retrieve rain rate fields ...
International audienceSince raingauges give pointwise measurements the small scale variability of ra...
Critical rainfall thresholds, that specify the precipitation amount for a given duration that genera...
International audienceA simulation procedure has been developed for use in predetermining the expect...
International audienceThis article is dedicated to radar rainfall estimation for the post-event anal...
International audienceGround clutter caused by anomalous propagation (anaprop) can affect seriously ...
Accurate knowledge of the rain amount is a crucial driver in several hydrometeorological application...
Weather radar observations are currently the most reliable method for remote sensing of precipitatio...
Weather radar observations are currently the most reliable method for remote sensing of precipitatio...
Quantitative radar precipitation estimates are affected by error determined by many causes that incl...
For flood forecasting, rainfall data are usually obtained from a sparse network of raingauges, conse...
AbstractRadar-rainfall estimation is a complex process that involves several error sources, some of ...
Storms that potentially produce extreme rainfall and flooding present a special challenge for radar ...
The present work aims to analyze the correspondence between the rainfall radar estimates and the rai...
Meteorological radar networks are suited to remotely provide atmospheric precipitation retrieval ove...
Microwave Doppler radars are considered a fairly established technique to retrieve rain rate fields ...
International audienceSince raingauges give pointwise measurements the small scale variability of ra...
Critical rainfall thresholds, that specify the precipitation amount for a given duration that genera...
International audienceA simulation procedure has been developed for use in predetermining the expect...
International audienceThis article is dedicated to radar rainfall estimation for the post-event anal...
International audienceGround clutter caused by anomalous propagation (anaprop) can affect seriously ...