The experimental and observational data is the backbone of effective modeling of all aspects of water cycles. As the computer technology used for these data gathering efforts has improved dramatically in the recent decades, the environmental conditions these instruments are subjected to remain pretty much the same. These measuring instruments are exposed to the sun light, wind, rain, snow and ice; and they are immersed in dirt, water and mud. All of these are damaging to the electronics components used for data gathering, storage
Quality Data Essential for Modeling Water Cycles Effectively
John Wu,Deb Agarwall,B. Faybishenko,Marta González,Junmin Gu,Tianzhen Hong,Ling Jin,A. Lazar,A. Sim,C. Spurlock
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2021-03-09
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