Hydrologic remote sensing: capacity building for sustainability and resilience

Content: Cover
 Half Title
 Title Page
 Copyright Page
 Contents
 Preface
 Editors
 Contributors
 Section I: Remote Sensing Observations and Estimations
 Chapter 1: From Tropical to Global Precipitation Measurement: Initial Validation and Application
 Chapter 2: Evapotranspiration Mapping Utilizing Remote Sensing Data
 Chapter 3: Soil Moisture Estimation Using Active and Passive Remote Sensing Techniques
 Chapter 4: Satellite Remote Sensing of Lakes and Wetlands
 Chapter 5: Drought and Flood Monitoring for a Large Karst Plateau in Southwest China Using Extended GRACE Data Section II: Modeling, Data Assimilation, and AnalysisChapter 6: Statistical and Hydrologic Evaluation of TRMM-Based Multisatellite Precipitation Analysis over the Wangchu Basin of Bhutan: Are the Latest Satellite Precipitation Products 3B42V7 Ready for Use in Ungauged Basins?
 Chapter 7: An Advanced Distributed Hydrologic Framework: The Development of CREST
 Chapter 8: Assimilation of Remotely Sensed Streamflow Data to Improve Flood Forecasting in Ungauged River Basin in Africa
 Chapter 9: Multi-Sensor Geospatial Data for Flood Monitoring along Indus River, Pakistan Chapter 10: Evaluating the Diurnal Cycle of Precipitation Representation in West African Monsoon Region with Different Convection SchemesChapter 11: Multiscale Evaluation and Applications of Current Global Satellite-Based Precipitation Products over the Yangtze River Basin
 Chapter 12: Uncertainty Analysis of Five Satellite-Based Precipitation Products and Evaluation of Three Optimally Merged Multialgorithm Products over the Tibetan Plateau
 Chapter 13: Use of Remote Sensing-Based Precipitation Data for Flood Frequency Analysis in Data-Poor Regions: Case of Blue Nile River Basin, Ethiopia Section III: Hydrologic Capacity Building for Improved Societal ResilienceChapter 14: Real-Time Hydrologic Prediction System in East Africa through SERVIR
 Chapter 15: Satellite Remote Sensing Drought Monitoring and Predictions over the Globe
 Chapter 16: Capacity-Building Efforts in Hydrologic Modeling for Africa: Workshops about CREST Model
 Chapter 17: Assessment of Shallow Landslides Induced by Mitch Using a Physically Based Model: A Case Study in Honduras
 Chapter 18: Applied Research and Future of Flood Monitoring in Indus River Basin Chapter 19: Investigating Satellite-Based Observations to Improve Societal Resilience to Hydrometeorological Hazard in ColombiaChapter 20: Cloud-Based Cyber-Infrastructure for Disaster Monitoring and Mitigation
 Index