This article presents a hydrometeorological dataset from a network of paired instrumented catchments, obtained by participatory monitoring through a partnership of academic and non-governmental institutions. The network consists of 28 headwater catchments (<20 km2) covering three major biomes in 9 locations of the tropical Andes. The data consist of precipitation event records at 0.254 mm resolution or finer, water level and streamflow time series at 5 min intervals, data aggregations at hourly and daily scale, a set of hydrological indices derived from the daily time series, and catchment physiographic descriptors. The catchment network is designed to characterise the impacts of land-use and watershed interventions on the catchment hydrolo...
Páramo ecosystems are unique alpine grasslands found at high altitudes (2000-5000 m a.s.l.) in the A...
Precipitation in the tropical Andes is highly seasonal and exhibits considerable interannual variabi...
River discharge data and magnitudes of floods are often not readily available for decision makers of...
This article presents a hydrometeorological dataset from a network of paired instrumented catchments...
Changes in land use and land cover are major drivers of hydrological alteration in the tropical Ande...
International audienceThis article presents a comprehensive hydrometeorological dataset collected ov...
This chapter documents the motivations and methods of the Regional Initiative for Hydrological Monit...
In mountainous regions, rainfall plays a key role in water supply for millions of people. However, r...
Páramos, a neotropical alpine grassland‐peatland biome of the northern Andes and Central America, pl...
The present research is focused on an “alpine” Neotropical grassland ecosystem, situated between ca....
Modern hydrology relies on multiple sources of information combined with climatological, hydrologica...
The hydrology of tropical mountain catchments plays a central role in ecological function, geochemic...
Demostramos el gran valor de los datos hidroquímicos distribuidos espacialmente y de alta resolución...
Satellite precipitation products are becoming increasingly useful to complement rain gauge networks ...
The hydrology of tropical mountain catchments plays a central role in ecological function, geochemic...
Páramo ecosystems are unique alpine grasslands found at high altitudes (2000-5000 m a.s.l.) in the A...
Precipitation in the tropical Andes is highly seasonal and exhibits considerable interannual variabi...
River discharge data and magnitudes of floods are often not readily available for decision makers of...
This article presents a hydrometeorological dataset from a network of paired instrumented catchments...
Changes in land use and land cover are major drivers of hydrological alteration in the tropical Ande...
International audienceThis article presents a comprehensive hydrometeorological dataset collected ov...
This chapter documents the motivations and methods of the Regional Initiative for Hydrological Monit...
In mountainous regions, rainfall plays a key role in water supply for millions of people. However, r...
Páramos, a neotropical alpine grassland‐peatland biome of the northern Andes and Central America, pl...
The present research is focused on an “alpine” Neotropical grassland ecosystem, situated between ca....
Modern hydrology relies on multiple sources of information combined with climatological, hydrologica...
The hydrology of tropical mountain catchments plays a central role in ecological function, geochemic...
Demostramos el gran valor de los datos hidroquímicos distribuidos espacialmente y de alta resolución...
Satellite precipitation products are becoming increasingly useful to complement rain gauge networks ...
The hydrology of tropical mountain catchments plays a central role in ecological function, geochemic...
Páramo ecosystems are unique alpine grasslands found at high altitudes (2000-5000 m a.s.l.) in the A...
Precipitation in the tropical Andes is highly seasonal and exhibits considerable interannual variabi...
River discharge data and magnitudes of floods are often not readily available for decision makers of...