Benefits of Combining Satellite-Derived Snow Cover Data and Discharge Data to Calibrate a Glaciated Catchment in Sub-Arctic Iceland

Benefits of Combining Satellite-Derived Snow Cover Data and Discharge Data to Calibrate a Glaciated Catchment in Sub-Arctic Iceland

The benefits of fractional snow cover area, as an additional dataset for calibration, were evaluated for an Icelandic catchment with a low degree of glaciation and limited data. For this purpose, a Hydrological Projections for the Environment (HYPE) model was calibrated for the Geithellnaá catchment...

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Main Authors:	Julia de Niet, David Christian Finger, Arvid Bring, David Egilson, David Gustafsson, Zahra Kalantari
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	MDPI AG 2020-03-01
Series:	Water
Subjects:	glaciated-catchment modeling conceptual hydrological model multi-dataset calibration Hydrological Predictions for the Environment Geithellnaá Iceland
Online Access:	https://www.mdpi.com/2073-4441/12/4/975

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