Remote sensing and hydrologic models
Hydrology moels are reviewed in order to provide information for evaluating the use of remote sensing capabilities. Strategies for using remotely sensed data in hydrology moels are also discussed.
Peck, E. L.↗
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Mcquivey, R. S.
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Review of Hydrologic Models for Evaluating Use of Remote Sensing Capabilities
Hydrologic models most commonly used by federal agencies for hydrologic forecasting are reviewed. Six catchment models and one snow accumulation and ablation model are reviewed. Information on the structure, parameters, states, and required inputs is presented in schematic diagrams and in tables. The primary and secondary roles of parameters and state variables with respect to their function in the models are identified. The information will be used to evaluate the usefulness of remote sensing capabilities in the operational use of hydrologic models.
Peck, E. L.↗