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• Long-term Simulations:Hydrometeorological data
  Hourly values of the following hydrometeorological data must be specified for the long-term simulation period: ...in data sets referred to as Surface Airways data by most sources. These data are used to perform evapotranspiration calculations.
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• Long-term simulations:Hydrometeorological data
  #REDIRECT [[Long-term Simulations:Hydrometeorological data]]
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• Continuous:Hydrometeorological Data
  ...required for the entire period of the continuous simulation. The required data are hourly values of: ...to synthetically produce solar radiation estimates and fill in short term data gaps.
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• Long-term Simulations:Global parameters
  :* ''Latitude'' – used in radiation calculations for missing data, decimal format (degrees). :* ''Longitude'' – used in radiation calculations for missing data, decimal format (degrees).
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• Long-term Simulations:Hydrometeorological data
  Hourly values of the following hydrometeorological data must be specified for the long-term simulation period: ...in data sets referred to as Surface Airways data by most sources. These data are used to perform evapotranspiration calculations.
  4 KB (625 words) - 21:51, 31 January 2011
• Long-term Simulations:Long-term Simulations
  ...watersheds. The only requirement is that hydrometeorological and rainfall data be available for the simulation period.
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• Template:GUM9
  =9.2 Hydrometeorological Data= {{Continuous:Hydrometeorological Data}}
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• Template:PNav10
  :: [[Long-term Simulations:Hydrometeorological data|Hydrometeorological data]] :: [[Long-term Simulations:Rainfall data|Rainfall data]]
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• GSSHA Primer
  ==Obtaining DEM data for watershed delineation== {{Pre-Processing:Obtaining DEM data for watershed delineation}}
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• Model Formulation:Time Steps and Process Updates
  ...e ET time step is fixed at 1 hr, the usual interval of hydrometeorological data available. To maintain stability the time step may be reduced internally f | Available hydrometeorological data
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• ...T) data in one of three available formats, and the appropriate distributed data either from the Mapping Table file or from GRASS ASCII maps. ==3.8.3 Format of Hydrometeorological (HMET) Data – Required, Select One Format==
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• Template:Nav9
  ...bsp;   [[Continuous:Hydrometeorological Data|Hydrometeorological Data]]
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• Continuous:Continuous Simulations
  ...S''', '''SAMPSON''', or '''SURFAWAYS''', as described in Section 9.3. The hydrometeorological inputs are used to compute potential evapo-transpiration (PET) with one of
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• Continuous:Computation of Evaporation and Evapo-transpiration
  ...% or less. The diffuse horizontal radiation, R_{s,horiz.,diffuse} data are extracted from NOAA-NREL CD-ROMs, and hence atmospheric scattering and ...tomatal resistances are not commonly available for mixed-vegetation types, data are available for a variety of single vegetation types (e.g. Szeicz and Lon
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• Continuous:Hydrometeorological Data
  ...required for the entire period of the continuous simulation. The required data are hourly values of: ...to synthetically produce solar radiation estimates and fill in short term data gaps.
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• Continuous:Snowfall Accumulation and Melting
  .... GSSHA employs multiple snow model options to use depending on available data and the objective of the study. These models will be discussed below. ...te results with no additional inputs other than standard precipitation and hydrometeorological inputs. The methods currently used in GSSHA to simulate snow accumulation
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• Output:Run Summary File
  reading channel input data from file test.chan1 using precipitation data from file: one_event.gag
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• Tutorials:9 Long-Term Simulations
  ...the evapotranspiration model with its hydrometeorological (hmet for short) data. ...that you read Chapter 10, “Using Microsoft® Excel® to format GSSHA™ Data” first.
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• Utility Programs:Main
  ...ecip]] is an Excel^R spreadsheet that assists in formatting gage data into the GSSHA^TM precipitation file format. ...cel^R spreadsheet that assists in formatting hydrometeorological data into a format usable by GSSHA^TM.
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• GSSHA Software Primer
  :*[[Pre-Processing:Obtaining DEM data for watershed delineation|Obtaining DEM data for watershed delineation]] :* [[Long-term Simulations:Hydrometeorological data|Hydrometeorological data]]
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• Utility Programs:Format HMET Spreadsheet
  This spreadsheet is designed to take hydrometeorological data such as that delivered by the Air Force and turn it into a usable format fo This python scripts does the same thing, but may be more suitable for large data sets
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• Energy Balance
  ...ent at ERDC. As inputs, the EB method requires hourly hydrometeorological data values of air temperature (''T_a''), relative humidity (''r<sub>h ...as ripening of the snowpack and refreezing of meltwater. Hourly values of hydrometeorological variables allow both seasonal and diurnal variations in climatic conditions
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• Orographic Effects
  ...relative humidity within each cell. Using the hourly hydrometeorological data and known elevation of a gage site as the base, the temperature, atmospheri
  5 KB (794 words) - 18:54, 3 April 2017

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