Reciprocal Distance Squared Method: A Computer Technique for Estimating Areal Precipitation (Classic Reprint) - Tapa blanda

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Rapid progress in the application of watershed modeling to solve hydrologic and water resources problems has created a demand for an effective, precise, and computer oriented means of evaluating areal rainfall. Several new approaches have been presented in recent years (1, 7, 10, The general procedures of these approaches can be defined as follow: A rainfall distribution equation is derived from the location of rain gages and rainfall measurements. A grid system is imposed on the watershed and rainfall at all grid points is calculated from the equation. Integrating rainfall at grid points with respect to the area within the watershed, divided by the watershed area, gives the average areal rainfall.

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