Radar‐rain gauge merging techniques have been widely used to improve the applicability of
radar and rain gauge rainfall estimates by combining their advantages, while partially …

Tipping bucket rain gauges (TBRs) continue to be one of the most widely used pieces of
equipment for rainfall monitoring; they are frequently used for the calibration, validation, and …

The first results of a campaign of intensive observation of precipitation in Dumont d'Urville,
Antarctica, are presented. Several instruments collected data from November 2015 to …

Non‐catching type gauges are the emerging class of in situ precipitation measurement
instruments. For these instruments, rigorous testing and calibration are more challenging …

Three different models of tipping bucket rain gauges (TBRs), viz. HS-TB3 (Hydrological
Services Pty Ltd.), ISCO-674 (Isco, Inc.) and TR-525 (Texas Electronics, Inc.), were …

Tipping bucket rain gauges (TBR) are widely used worldwide because they are simple,
cheap, and have low-energy consumption. However, their main disadvantage lies in …

Wind-driven snow redistribution affects the glacier mass balance by eroding or depositing
mass from or to different parts of the glacier's surface. High-resolution observations are used …

Sub-daily rainfall is used in modelling of small catchments, design of urban drainage,
calculating soil erosion, understanding the water balance of vegetated catchments, and …

Accurate estimation of snowfall episodes several hours or even days in advance is essential
to minimize risks to transport and other human activities. Every year, these episodes cause …

Tipping bucket rain gauges are the most popular devices for determining rainfall intensity
and precipitation depth. Even though application of a tipping bucket gauge presupposes …