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Hyper-resolution global hydrological modelling: what is next?

Hydrological Processes · 2014 · Vol. 29(2) · pp. 310–320
Marc F. P. BierkensVictoria A. BellPeter BurekNathaniel W. ChaneyLaura E. CondonCédric H. DavidAd de RooPetra DöllNiels DrostJ. S. FamigliettiMartina FlörkeDavid GochisPaul R. HouserRolf HutJessica KeuneStefan KolletR. M. MaxwellJ. T. ReagerLuis SamaniegoEdward A. SudickyEdwin H. SutanudjajaNick van de GiesenHessel WinsemiusEric F. Wood
Hydrology and Watershed Management StudiesFlood Risk Assessment and ManagementHydrological Forecasting Using AIEnvironmental scienceHydrological modellingHydrology (agriculture)Remote sensingComputer scienceGeologyClimatology

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  • National Aeronautics and Space Administration
  • California Institute of Technology
  • Jet Propulsion Laboratory
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