Monitoring floods in the lower Bermejo river basin using multifrequency microwave signatures

Using Microwave Remote Sensing techniques represents an important contribution to forecasting skill of regional scale flooding events occurring over time scales of days to weeks. Furthermore, it could add skills to predictions of flood peak timing and magnitude, besides climatic change predictions....

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Publicado:	2011
Materias:	Flooding Microwave radiometry Argentina Climatic changes Flood peak Forecasting skill Ground parameters Ground truth data Microwave remote sensing Multi frequency Polarization ratios Regional scale River basins Temporal trends Time-scales Flood control Floods Forecasting Geology Polarization Rain Remote sensing Water levels Monitoring
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spelling	paper:paper_97814577_v_n_p3062_Vittucci2023-06-08T16:37:36Z Monitoring floods in the lower Bermejo river basin using multifrequency microwave signatures Flooding Microwave radiometry Argentina Climatic changes Flood peak Forecasting skill Ground parameters Ground truth data Microwave radiometry Microwave remote sensing Multi frequency Polarization ratios Regional scale River basins Temporal trends Time-scales Flood control Floods Forecasting Geology Polarization Rain Remote sensing Water levels Monitoring Using Microwave Remote Sensing techniques represents an important contribution to forecasting skill of regional scale flooding events occurring over time scales of days to weeks. Furthermore, it could add skills to predictions of flood peak timing and magnitude, besides climatic change predictions. In this paper, the temporal trends of Polarization Ratio at some AMSR-E bands (C, X, and Ka) will be studied in order to show its potential in flood and rainfall monitoring. To this end ground truth data concerning rainfall and water level measurements in the lower Bermejo Basin in Argentina have been used, and a general correlation between variations of the Polarization Ratio and ground parameters has been found at the various AMSR-E frequencies. © 2011 IEEE. 2011 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_97814577_v_n_p3062_Vittucci http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_97814577_v_n_p3062_Vittucci
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topic	Flooding Microwave radiometry Argentina Climatic changes Flood peak Forecasting skill Ground parameters Ground truth data Microwave radiometry Microwave remote sensing Multi frequency Polarization ratios Regional scale River basins Temporal trends Time-scales Flood control Floods Forecasting Geology Polarization Rain Remote sensing Water levels Monitoring
spellingShingle	Flooding Microwave radiometry Argentina Climatic changes Flood peak Forecasting skill Ground parameters Ground truth data Microwave radiometry Microwave remote sensing Multi frequency Polarization ratios Regional scale River basins Temporal trends Time-scales Flood control Floods Forecasting Geology Polarization Rain Remote sensing Water levels Monitoring Monitoring floods in the lower Bermejo river basin using multifrequency microwave signatures
topic_facet	Flooding Microwave radiometry Argentina Climatic changes Flood peak Forecasting skill Ground parameters Ground truth data Microwave radiometry Microwave remote sensing Multi frequency Polarization ratios Regional scale River basins Temporal trends Time-scales Flood control Floods Forecasting Geology Polarization Rain Remote sensing Water levels Monitoring
description	Using Microwave Remote Sensing techniques represents an important contribution to forecasting skill of regional scale flooding events occurring over time scales of days to weeks. Furthermore, it could add skills to predictions of flood peak timing and magnitude, besides climatic change predictions. In this paper, the temporal trends of Polarization Ratio at some AMSR-E bands (C, X, and Ka) will be studied in order to show its potential in flood and rainfall monitoring. To this end ground truth data concerning rainfall and water level measurements in the lower Bermejo Basin in Argentina have been used, and a general correlation between variations of the Polarization Ratio and ground parameters has been found at the various AMSR-E frequencies. © 2011 IEEE.
title	Monitoring floods in the lower Bermejo river basin using multifrequency microwave signatures
title_short	Monitoring floods in the lower Bermejo river basin using multifrequency microwave signatures
title_full	Monitoring floods in the lower Bermejo river basin using multifrequency microwave signatures
title_fullStr	Monitoring floods in the lower Bermejo river basin using multifrequency microwave signatures
title_full_unstemmed	Monitoring floods in the lower Bermejo river basin using multifrequency microwave signatures
title_sort	monitoring floods in the lower bermejo river basin using multifrequency microwave signatures
publishDate	2011
url	https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_97814577_v_n_p3062_Vittucci http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_97814577_v_n_p3062_Vittucci
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Monitoring floods in the lower Bermejo river basin using multifrequency microwave signatures

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