基于远程传感的GRDC排放时间序列的延伸 - 一个月产品与不确定性估计

Omid Elmi1, Mohammad J Tourian2, Peyman Saemian2

  • 1Institute of Geodesy, University of Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany. omid.elmi@gis.uni-stuttgart.de.

Scientific data
|February 24, 2024
PubMed
概括

基于远程传感的GRDC (RSEG) 数据集扩展使用卫星数据扩展河流排放记录,用于不活跃的仪表. 这项研究恢复了对全球83%的河流排放的关键水文监测.

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