Geostationary meteorological satellites provide precipitation estimates with a high spatio-
temporal resolution, which is important for near real-time precipitation monitoring. This study …

Satellite rainfall estimates (SREs) play a crucial role in weather monitoring, forecasting and
modeling, particularly in regions where ground-based observations may be limited. This …

This study investigated the capability of the Weather Research and Forecasting (WRF)
model to simulate seven different heavy precipitation (PRE) events that occurred across East …

Access to spatiotemporal distribution of precipitation is needed in many hydrological
applications. However, gauges often have spatiotemporal gaps. To mitigate this, we …

Accurate predictions of streamflow and flood events are contingent upon the availability of
reliable hydrometeorological data. In regions characterized by scarcity of ground‐based …

Abstract As the Integrated MultisatellitE Retrievals for-Global Precipitation Measurement
(GPM)(IMERG) products are expected to be available at least until mid-2030, it is highly …

Precipitation is a fundamental component of the Earth's hydrological cycle. Therefore,
monitoring precipitation is paramount, as accurate information is needed to prevent natural …

Thirteen satellite precipitation products (SPPs), re-gridded to 1 km resolution, were
evaluated in terms of the structural similarity index (SSI) over the Pra catchment in Ghana …

The study employed pairwise statistics (BIAS, R and NSE) to assess the potential of five
different satellite rainfall products (CHIRPS, PERSIANN, TRMM, RFE, and ARC) in …

Even though irrigation is the largest direct anthropogenic interference in the natural
terrestrial water cycle, limited knowledge of the amount of water applied for irrigation exists …