Rainfall is one of the most basic meteorological and hydrological elements. Quantitative
rainfall estimation has always been a common concern in many fields of research and …

Rainfall data in continuous space provide an essential input for most hydrological and water
resources planning studies. Spatial distribution of rainfall is usually estimated using ground …

Rainfall data are a fundamental input for effective planning, designing and operating of
water resources projects. A well‐designed rain gauge network is capable of providing …

The Chéliff watershed has one of the most spatially diverse pluviometric regimes in
northwestern Algeria. Understanding these regimes is essential for managing water …

The inclusion of physiographic and atmospheric influences is critical for spatial modeling of
orographic precipitation in complex terrains. However, attempts to incorporate cloud cover …

This study examines the variability of precipitation in the south-east of Tunisia through the
analysis of data about annual and monthly precipitation at five stations in the Watershed of …

The concentrations of nutrients and heavy elements in the surface water of the lake Ichkeul,
main wadis which feed directly and thermal springs that flow into the lake, are measured to …

Drought is defined as a period of time characterized by below-normal water availability,
which may affect crops, animals and the environment. Recently, drought was shown to be …

The aerosol optical depth (AOD) data from the Geostationary Ocean Color Imager (GOCI)
and the Himawari-8 are valuable for deriving hourly ambient PM 2.5 concentrations for …

Small reservoirs represent a critical water supply to millions of farmers across semi-arid
regions, but their hydrological modelling suffers from data scarcity and highly variable and …