Sentence examples for daily rainfall of from inspiring English sources

The GEMS can also incorporate corresponding daily rainfall of the piezometer site.

Jayawardena et al. (2004) also used wavelet decomposition combined with Markov model to simulate daily rainfall of Chao Phvraya watershed in Thailand.

Among the five rainfall stations, the Witsaeorum station (near to the highest peak of the Jeju Island) received maximum daily rainfall of 1396.5 mm (Table 1) in a single calendar day since AWS began tracking rainfall data.

A case study of water pumping of an opencast coal mine in India resulted in SWR of 22.8 m3/t and SEC of 8.97 kWh/t of coal for a maximum daily rainfall of 100 mm/d in the year 2010.

The average daily rainfall of 5.8 mm is the result of a skewed rainfall pattern, with an average 251 days per year with rainfall below 1 mm.

3) The middle of a calendar year is characterized by hot and humid weather, temperatures range from 22.9°C to 32.6°C, with a mean of 28.9°C±1.3 and an average daily rainfall of 11.6 mm±22.0.

I varied the distribution of volume and frequency of daily rainfall for five sets of nominal mean annual precipitation (100, 300, 450, 600, and 800 mm – corresponding roughly to the mean annual precipitation of the field sites) to investigate the effect of the daily rain pattern on the longest wet period (LWP), seedling density, and peak shoot mass of populations of annual plants.

Here, three approaches are employed to explore this issue, with the intention of providing a practical tool for bias correction of daily rainfall for use in hydrologic models ((1) conventional method, (2) non-informative Bayesian method, and (3) informative Bayesian method using a Weather Generator (WG) data).

The run-off has been calculated considering the average of 40 years of daily rainfall data of Mandaleswar and landuse/land cover change condition of the study area.

Hence, the scaling theory (Eq. 1) explained by Nguyen (2009) was applied to extreme values of 57 years (1953 2009) annual daily rainfall data of Dhaka for the preparation of IDF relationships.

This study uses daily rainfall records of a dense network of 240 gauges in central Arizona to gain insights on (i) the variability of the seasonal distributions of rainfall extremes; (ii) how the seasonal distributions affect the shape of the annual distribution; and (iii) the presence of spatial patterns and orographic control for these distributions.