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Applying bias correction for merging rain gauge and radar data by Rabiei, E., Haberlandt, U.

“…•Radar data is corrected by implementing the quantile mapping bias correction method.•The sensitivity of the methods merging radar data and observation…”
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Spatial interpolation of climate variables in Northern Germany—Influence of temporal resolution and network density by Berndt, C., Haberlandt, U.

“…•Different clim. variables were interpolated with various additional information.•Cross validation for different station densities and temp. resolutions was…”
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Hydrological model calibration for derived flood frequency analysis using stochastic rainfall and probability distributions of peak flows by Haberlandt, U, Radtke, I

“…Derived flood frequency analysis allows the estimation of design floods with hydrological modeling for poorly observed basins considering change and taking…”
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Spatial interpolation of hourly rainfall – effect of additional information, variogram inference and storm properties by Verworn, A, Haberlandt, U

“…Hydrological modelling of floods relies on precipitation data with a high resolution in space and time. A reliable spatial representation of short time step…”
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Temporal Rainfall Disaggregation with a Cascade Model: From Single-Station Disaggregation to Spatial Rainfall by Müller, H, Haberlandt, U

“…AbstractTemporal rainfall disaggregation is an important tool to obtain high-resolution rainfall data, which are needed in many fields of hydrology and water…”
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Rainfall estimation using moving cars as rain gauges – laboratory experiments by Rabiei, E, Haberlandt, U, Sester, M, Fitzner, D

“…The spatial assessment of short time-step precipitation is a challenging task. Low density of observation networks, as well as the bias in radar rainfall…”
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Areal rainfall estimation using moving cars as rain gauges – a modelling study by Haberlandt, U, Sester, M

“…Optimal spatial assessment of short-time step precipitation for hydrological modelling is still an important research question considering the poor observation…”
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Estimation of instantaneous peak flows from maximum mean daily flows using the HBV hydrological model by Ding, J., Wallner, M., Müller, H., Haberlandt, U.

“…The record length and quality of instantaneous peak flows (IPFs) have a great influence on flood design, but these high resolution flow data are not always…”
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A fuzzy rule based metamodel for monthly catchment nitrate fate simulations by van der Heijden, S., Haberlandt, U.

“…•A fuzzy rule based model for catchment nitrate dynamics is developed.•The metamodel approach solves the problem of insufficient observed training data.•The…”
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Impact‐Based Forecasting for Pluvial Floods by Rözer, V., Peche, A., Berkhahn, S., Feng, Y., Fuchs, L., Graf, T., Haberlandt, U., Kreibich, H., Sämann, R., Sester, M., Shehu, B., Wahl, J., Neuweiler, I.

“…Pluvial floods in urban areas are caused by local, fast storm events with very high rainfall rates, which lead to inundation of streets and buildings before…”
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Evaluation of different calibration strategies for large scale continuous hydrological modelling by Wallner, M, Haberlandt, U, Dietrich, J

“…For the analysis of climate impact on flood flows and flood frequency in macroscale river basins, hydrological models can be forced by several sets of hourly…”
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From hydrological modelling to decision support by Haberlandt, U

“…Decision support for planning and management of water resources needs to consider many target criteria simultaneously like water availability, water quality,…”
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space-time hybrid hourly rainfall model for derived flood frequency analysis by Haberlandt, U, Ebner von Eschenbach, A.D, Buchwald, I

“…For derived flood frequency analysis based on hydrological modelling long continuous precipitation time series with high temporal resolution are needed. Often,…”
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Estimation of the instantaneous peak flow from maximum daily flow: a comparison of three methods by Ding, J., Haberlandt, U., Dietrich, J.

“…Three different methods are compared to estimate the instantaneous peak flow (IPF) from the corresponding maximum daily flow (MDF), as the daily data are more…”
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Stochastic precipitation modeling using circulation patterns to analyze climate impact on floods by Belli, A, Haberlandt, U

“…This paper presents the conditioning of a precipitation model to objectively classified circulation patterns (CP). The application of CPs is considered useful…”
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Influence of spatial interpolation methods for climate variables on the simulation of discharge and nitrate fate with SWAT by van der Heijden, S, Haberlandt, U

“…For ecohydrological modeling climate variables are needed on subbasin basis. Since they usually originate from point measurements spatial interpolation is…”
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Geostatistical interpolation of hourly precipitation from rain gauges and radar for a large-scale extreme rainfall event by Haberlandt, Uwe

“…The methods kriging with external drift (KED) and indicator kriging with external drift (IKED) are used for the spatial interpolation of hourly rainfall from…”
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Temporal rainfall disaggregation using a multiplicative cascade model for spatial application in urban hydrology by Müller, H., Haberlandt, U.

“…•New cascade model variants are introduced to achieve a resolution of 5min.•The existing 1280min approach is outperformed by these variants.•A resampling…”
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Regionalisation of the base flow index from dynamically simulated flow components — a case study in the Elbe River Basin by Haberlandt, U, Klöcking, B, Krysanova, V, Becker, A

“…This study investigates possibilities for the regionalisation of flow components within large river basins. One main purpose is the derivation of an empirical…”
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A semi-parametric hourly space–time weather generator by Pidoto, Ross, Haberlandt, Uwe

“…Long continuous time series of meteorological variables (i.e. rainfall, temperature and radiation) are required for applications such as derived flood…”
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