Validation of satellite daily rainfall estimates in complex terrain of Bali Island, Indonesia

The results showed that all the satellite products had low accuracy because of spatial scale effect, daily resolution and the island complexity. That accuracy was relatively lower in (i) dry seasons and dry climatic zones than in wet seasons and wet climatic zones; (ii) pixels jointly covered by sea...

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Tác giả chính: Rahmawati, N.
Đồng tác giả: Lubczynski, M. W.
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spelling oai:localhost:DHTL-88852020-05-29T09:39:21Z Validation of satellite daily rainfall estimates in complex terrain of Bali Island, Indonesia Rahmawati, N. Lubczynski, M. W. Rainfall Satellite products Bali Island Indonesia The results showed that all the satellite products had low accuracy because of spatial scale effect, daily resolution and the island complexity. That accuracy was relatively lower in (i) dry seasons and dry climatic zones than in wet seasons and wet climatic zones; (ii) pixels jointly covered by sea and mountainous land than in pixels covered by land or by sea only; and (iii) topographically diverse than uniform terrains. CMORPH25, CMORPH8, and TRMM underestimated and PERSIANN overestimated rainfall when comparing them to gauged rain. The CMORPH25 had relatively the best performance and the PERSIANN had the worst performance in the Bali Island. The CMORPH25 had the lowest statistical errors, the lowest miss, and the highest hit rainfall events; it also had the lowest miss rainfall bias and was relatively the most accurate in detecting, frequent in Bali, ≤ 20 mm day−1 rain events. Lastly, the CMORPH25 coarse grid better represented rainfall events from coastal to inlands areas than other satellite products, including finer grid CMORPH8. https://link.springer.com/content/pdf/10.1007%2Fs00704-017-2290-7.pdf 2020-05-29T09:39:21Z 2020-05-29T09:39:21Z 2018 BB http://tailieuso.tlu.edu.vn/handle/DHTL/8885 en Theoretical and applied climatology, Vol 134 (1-2), pp.513-523. [35]. DOI: 10.1007/s00704-017-2290-7
institution Trường Đại học Thủy Lợi
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language English
topic Rainfall
Satellite products
Bali Island
Indonesia
spellingShingle Rainfall
Satellite products
Bali Island
Indonesia
Rahmawati, N.
Validation of satellite daily rainfall estimates in complex terrain of Bali Island, Indonesia
description The results showed that all the satellite products had low accuracy because of spatial scale effect, daily resolution and the island complexity. That accuracy was relatively lower in (i) dry seasons and dry climatic zones than in wet seasons and wet climatic zones; (ii) pixels jointly covered by sea and mountainous land than in pixels covered by land or by sea only; and (iii) topographically diverse than uniform terrains. CMORPH25, CMORPH8, and TRMM underestimated and PERSIANN overestimated rainfall when comparing them to gauged rain. The CMORPH25 had relatively the best performance and the PERSIANN had the worst performance in the Bali Island. The CMORPH25 had the lowest statistical errors, the lowest miss, and the highest hit rainfall events; it also had the lowest miss rainfall bias and was relatively the most accurate in detecting, frequent in Bali, ≤ 20 mm day−1 rain events. Lastly, the CMORPH25 coarse grid better represented rainfall events from coastal to inlands areas than other satellite products, including finer grid CMORPH8.
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title Validation of satellite daily rainfall estimates in complex terrain of Bali Island, Indonesia
title_short Validation of satellite daily rainfall estimates in complex terrain of Bali Island, Indonesia
title_full Validation of satellite daily rainfall estimates in complex terrain of Bali Island, Indonesia
title_fullStr Validation of satellite daily rainfall estimates in complex terrain of Bali Island, Indonesia
title_full_unstemmed Validation of satellite daily rainfall estimates in complex terrain of Bali Island, Indonesia
title_sort validation of satellite daily rainfall estimates in complex terrain of bali island, indonesia
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