Sentence examples for reference gauges from inspiring English sources

All locations are USGS reference gauges with minimal human influence.

Errors caused by reference gauges are canceled and averaged.

At the same time, calibration can also be performed by direct comparison with a reference gauge either in static or stationary equilibrium.

These mixed outcomes underscore the complex interplays between errors in MQPEs, conditional bias in the reference gauge-based analysis, and structural deficiencies of the hydrologic model.

The Van de Casteele test is a simple diagram based on simultaneous sea level height measurements from a reference tide gauge (here the pressure tide gauge) and from a tide gauge to be tested (here the GNSS tide gauge).

The ensemble simulations are evaluated using streamflow output derived by forcing the model with reference rainfall gauge data.

Table 1 Comparison between the GNSS-derived sea level time series and the reference tide gauge record     GPS GLONASS     L1 L2 L1 L2   Points (nr) 1,516 1,229 1,254 882 SNR Corr.

However, one of the sensors showed only minor errors, and therefore, that sensor was used as the reference tide gauge in this study.

In addition, the results show that the simulated uncertainty bands derived by the 500 realizations of ensemble rainfall encompass most of the reference rain gauge measurements, indicating that the proposed scheme is statistically reliable.

Each Territorial Unit has its own σ curves (defined by a statistical analysis on the rainfall series of its reference rain gauge) and its decision algorithm may use different multiples of σ (defined by a calibration against well-documented landsides).

For a quantitative comparison between the GNSS-derived sea level time series and the reference tide gauge record, correlation coefficients, root-mean-square (RMS) differences, and pairwise mean (absolute) differences were calculated.