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16. Drought monitoring using the long-term CHIRPS precipitation over Southeastern Iran A. Mianabadi et al.
17. Integrating Multi-Sensor Data for Ecologically Sensitive Rainfall Assessment Across Nigeria A. Salami & M. Togo
18. Evaluation of GPM IMERG Satellite Precipitation Products in Event-Based Flood Modeling over the Sunshui River Basin in Southwestern China X. Lyu et al.
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23. Agricultural and meteorological drought variability assessment over the Rift Valley Lake Basin of Ethiopia T. Sinore et al.
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26. Evaluation of daily based satellite rainfall estimates for flood monitoring in Gumera Watershed, Amhara region, Ethiopia G. Tsegaye Mersha & A. Mekuriaw
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28. Investigating the performance of high-resolution subseasonal precipitation forecasts in support of food insecurity early warning W. Turner et al.
29. Evaluations of satellite/reanalysis rainfall and temperature products in the Bale Eco-Region (Southern Ethiopia) to enhance the quality of input data for hydro-climate studies T. Gashaw et al.
30. Assessing the potential and hydrological usefulness of the CHIRPS precipitation dataset over a complex topography in Pakistan M. Shahid et al.
31. Bias-Corrected CHIRP Satellite Rainfall for Water Level Simulation, Lake Ziway, Ethiopia D. Goshime et al.
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33. Evaluation of runoff estimation from GRACE coupled with different meteorological gridded products over the Upper Blue Nile Basin K. Alghafli et al.
34. The Quantitative Comparison of Grid Re-analysis Rainfall Products, Satellite Rainfall Products, and Hourly Rainfall Gauge Observation over Bali Province P. Aryastana et al.
35. Spatial distribution of rainfall in Nigeria A. Salami et al.
36. Utility of satellite-based precipitation products for drought monitoring over Morocco A. Hadri et al.
37. Evaluating Magnitude Agreement and Occurrence Consistency of CHIRPS Product with Ground-Based Observations over Medium-Sized River Basins in Nepal S. Upadhyay et al.
38. Performance evaluation of gridded satellite-based rainfall products against gauge observations in the Shire River Basin, Malawi S. Kavwenje et al.
39. Assessment of drought events, their trend and teleconnection factors over Burundi, East Africa A. Nkunzimana et al.
40. “A comprehensive assessment of suitability of Global Precipitation Products for hydro-meteorological applications in a data-sparse Himalayan region” S. Kumar et al.
41. Validation of satellite and reanalysis rainfall products against rain gauge observations in Ghana and Zambia J. Bagiliko et al.
42. Investigating the impact of space weather on agriculture products over Chokie mountain basin in Ethiopia M. Birhan & S. Tariku
43. Assessing the Performance of the Satellite-Based Precipitation Products (SPP) in the Data-Sparse Himalayan Terrain S. Kumar et al.
44. Characteristics and atmospheric drivers of large‐scale agrometeorologically relevant dry spells in sub‐seasonal to seasonal timescales over Zimbabwe G. Masukwedza et al.
45. Assessment of Satellite-based Precipitation Products Performance over the Hyper-arid Climate of Kuwait B. AlMutairi
46. Confronting CHIRPS dataset and in situ stations in the detection of wet and drought conditions in the Brazilian Midwest J. de Oliveira‐Júnior et al.
47. Evaluating the accuracy and applicability of precipitation datasets for sustainable agro-hydrological and climatic planning in Tamil Nadu’s Cauvery Delta G. Sundaram & S. Radhakrishnan
48. Mapping water harvesting potential in moisture-stressed zone of Northeastern Ethiopia using geospatial tools A. Adem et al.
49. Accuracy of satellite and reanalysis rainfall estimates over Africa: A multi-scale assessment of eight products for continental applications K. Mekonnen et al.
50. Farmer Perception, Recollection, and Remote Sensing in Weather Index Insurance: An Ethiopia Case Study D. Osgood et al.
51. Performance Evaluation of Satellite-Based Rainfall Products over Nigeria K. Ogbu et al.
52. Monitoring Residual Soil Moisture and Its Association to the Long-Term Variability of Rainfall over the Upper Blue Nile Basin in Ethiopia G. Ayehu et al.
53. Revisiting the effects of the Ethiopian land tenure reform using satellite data. A focus on agricultural productivity, climate change mitigation and adaptation A. Rampa & S. Lovo
54. Comparative Analysis of Satellite-Based Precipitation Data across the CONUS and Hawaii: Identifying Optimal Satellite Performance S. Bhattarai & R. Talchabhadel
55. Validation of Climate Hazard Group InfraRed Precipitation with Station (CHIRPS) Data in Wonorejo Reservoir, Indonesia S. Wahyuni et al.
56. Validating the Skills of Satellite Rainfall Products and Spatiotemporal Rainfall Variability Analysis over Omo River Basin in Ethiopia E. Asefw & G. Ayehu
57. Beyond streamflow: Plausible hydrological modelling for the Upper Blue Nile Basin, Ethiopia A. Mohamed et al.
58. Modeling outgoing long-wave radiation based on the atmospheric moisture parameters and correlated to the air temperature in Ethiopia M. Wondie & S. Abeje
59. Projected changes in extreme climate events over Africa under 1.5°C, 2.0°C and 3.0°C global warming levels based on CMIP6 projections B. Ayugi et al.
60. Improving spatio-temporal precipitation estimates in data scarce river basins: an application of machine learning-based multi-source data merging J. Mohammed et al.
61. Is climate really changing? Insights from analysis of 30-year daily CHIRPS and station rainfall data in Zimbabwe T. Gwatida et al.
62. Performance assessment of satellite rainfall estimates in rain detection capabilities at different thresholds over Nigeria A. Salami et al.
63. Spatial patterns and temporal dynamics of drought in southern Ethiopia from 1981 to 2100 M. Mena et al.
64. Evaluating the skill of the mesoscale Hydrologic Model (mHM) for discharge simulation in sparsely-gauged basins in Nigeria K. Ogbu et al.
65. Spatiotemporal variability of agricultural drought and its association with climatic variables in the Upper Awash Basin, Ethiopia G. Bayable & T. Gashaw
66. Understanding CMIP6 biases in the representation of the Greater Horn of Africa long and short rains K. Schwarzwald et al.
67. Spatiotemporal climate variability and trends in the Upper Gelana Watershed, northeastern highlands of Ethiopia S. Tadesse et al.
68. Evaluation and Comparison of Satellite-Derived Estimates of Rainfall in the Diverse Climate and Terrain of Central and Northeastern Ethiopia G. Adane et al.
69. Evaluation of Climate Hazards Group InfraRed Precipitation Station (CHIRPS) satellite‐based rainfall estimates over Finchaa and Neshe Watersheds, Ethiopia C. Geleta & T. Deressa
70. Assessment and Validation of Remote Sensing Rainfall Products in a Data-Scarce Notwane sub-Catchment in Botswana C. Kerapetse et al.
71. Geo-statistical and hydrological assessment of three satellite precipitation products over Ouergha basin (Northern Morocco) N. Karmouda et al.
72. Recent global performance of the Climate Hazards group Infrared Precipitation (CHIRP) with Stations (CHIRPS) Z. Shen et al.
73. Evaluating the effectiveness of CHIRPS data for hydroclimatic studies H. Du et al.
74. Evaluation of CORDEX rainfall in northwest Ethiopia: Sensitivity to the model representation of the orography S. Van Vooren et al.
75. Effect of temporal sampling mismatches between satellite rainfall estimates and rain gauge observations on modelling extreme rainfall in the Upper Awash Basin, Ethiopia K. Mekonnen et al.
76. Soil erosion risk assessment and treatment priority classification: A case study on guder watersheds, Abay river basin, Oromia, Ethiopia T. Duguma
77. Comparative Analysis of the Performance of Satellite‐Based Rainfall Products Over Various Topographical Unities in Central East Africa: Case of Burundi A. Nkunzimana et al.
78. Evaluating the performances of gridded satellite products in simulating the rainfall characteristics of Abay Basin, Ethiopia S. Addisu et al.
79. Evaluation of Global Precipitation Products over Wabi Shebelle River Basin, Ethiopia K. Tadesse et al.
80. Assessment of SM2RAIN-Derived and State-of-the-Art Satellite Rainfall Products over Northeastern Brazil F. Paredes-Trejo et al.
81. Estimating the role of upper Blue Nile basin moisture budget and recycling ratio in spatiotemporal precipitation distributions M. Birhan et al.
82. Trends of precipitation and temperature extremes over Malawi and Mozambique during the recent decades from models and observations N. Amosi & R. Anyah
83. Summer monsoon rainfall variations and its association with atmospheric circulations over Sudan M. Alriah et al.
84. RS and GIS analysis of the groundwater potential zones in the Upper Blue Nile River Basin, Ethiopia T. Duguma
85. Historical Change in Extreme Precipitation in Sudan and Associated Physical Mechanism H. Khogly
86. The potential for water stewardship partnership in Kenya K. Isundwa & K. Mourad
87. Assessment of satellite precipitation product estimates over Bali Island C. Liu et al.
88. Modeling agricultural drought based on the earth observation-derived standardized precipitation evapotranspiration index and vegetation health index in the northeastern highlands of Ethiopia Z. Chere & D. Debalke
89. Variation of the Omo Delta between 1990 and 2018: What remote sensing data reveal and models explain G. Kangi et al.
90. Performance evaluation of multiple satellite rainfall products for Dhidhessa River Basin (DRB), Ethiopia G. Wedajo et al.
91. Evaluation of satellite rainfall products for modeling water yield over the source region of Blue Nile Basin M. Belete et al.
92. Sub-national tailoring of seasonal malaria chemoprevention in Mali based on malaria surveillance and rainfall data M. Cissoko et al.
93. Identifying Flood Source Areas and Analyzing High-Flow Extremes Under Changing Land Use, Land Cover, and Climate in the Gumara Watershed, Upper Blue Nile Basin, Ethiopia H. Belay et al.
94. Multi-Criteria Assessment of Gridded Rainfall Data Accuracy in Nigeria Using Compromise Programming A. Salami et al.
95. Verification of operational numerical weather prediction model forecasts of precipitation using satellite rainfall estimates over Africa Y. Wang et al.
96. Comparative assessment of IMD and CHIRPS rainfall products over Southern Peninsular India: A multi-scale validation study (2001-2020) V. Tanakanti et al.
97. Effects of sea surface temperatures on monthly and dekadal Kiremt rainfall variability in the contrasting topographical regions of northern Ethiopia K. Hadush et al.
98. Blending high-resolution satellite rainfall estimates over urban catchment using Bayesian Model Averaging approach W. Asfaw et al.
99. Analysis of meteorological drought using satellite-based rainfall products over southern Ethiopia T. Weldegerima & T. Gebresilassie
100. Will the Eastern Nile countries be able to sustain their crop production by 2050? An outlook from water and land perspectives S. Ayyad & M. Khalifa
101. Rainfall changes perceived by farmers and captured by meteorological data: two sides to every story L. Hubertus et al.
102. Meteorological drought monitoring across the main river basins of Ethiopia using satellite rainfall product E. Lemma et al.
103. The evolving roles of intensity and wet season timing in rainfall regimes surrounding the Red Sea K. Haleakala et al.
104. Rainfall Variability and Trends Analyses in Nigeria Using Remotely Sensed Data and CMIP5 Models A. Salami
105. Evaluating the performances of gridded satellite/reanalysis products in representing the rainfall climatology of Ethiopia E. Aniley et al.
106. Characterizing the spatiotemporal distribution of meteorological drought as a response to climate variability: The case of rift valley lakes basin of Ethiopia B. Tesfamariam et al.
107. Projected changes in rainfall amount and distribution in the Democratic Republic of Congo – Evidence from an ensemble of high-resolution climate simulations F. Bangelesa et al.
108. Summer Monsoon Rainfall Variations and its Association with Atmospheric Circulations Over Sudan M. Alriah et al.
109. Satellite-Based Rainfall Datasets: A Global Systematic Review of Applications, Accuracy, and Research Gaps L. Conte et al.
110. Monitoring agricultural drought using geospatial technologies: the case of Menna Watershed, northwestern Ethiopia F. Enyew et al.
111. Long-term drought dynamics and agricultural implications in eastern Amhara Region of Ethiopia (1901–2020): Insights from the Self-Calibrating Palmer Drought Severity Index A. Asfaw Eshetu et al.
112. Estimates of Sudan’s historical water withdrawals from the Nile M. Khalifa et al.
113. International Environmental Conflict Management in Transboundary River Basins A. Mianabadi et al.
114. How well do gridded precipitation and actual evapotranspiration products represent the key water balance components in the Nile Basin? I. McNamara et al.
115. Statistical and hydrological evaluation of remotely sensed rainfall products in the Upper Blue Nile basin, Ethiopia M. Alemu et al.
116. A Comparison and Ranking Study of Monthly Average Rainfall Datasets with IMD Gridded Data in India V. Saicharan & S. Rangaswamy
117. Drought monitoring performance of global precipitation products in three wet seasons in Ethiopia: Part I—Quasi‐objective examination M. Degefu & W. Bewket
118. Rainfall characteristics over the Congo Air Boundary Region in southern Africa: A comparison of station and gridded rainfall products M. Maphugwi et al.
119. Evaluation of satellite-based precipitation estimates over Algeria during 1998–2016 H. Babaousmail et al.
120. Evaluation and comparison of the performances of the CMIP5 and CMIP6 models in reproducing extreme rainfall in the Upper Blue Nile basin of Ethiopia H. Belay et al.
121. Performance Assessment of Satellite-Based Rainfall Products in the Abbay Basin, Ethiopia T. Gashaw et al.
122. Evaluation and Bias Correction of CHIRP Rainfall Estimate for Rainfall-Runoff Simulation over Lake Ziway Watershed, Ethiopia D. Goshime et al.
123. Comprehensive evaluation of satellite precipitation products over sparsely gauged river basin in Nigeria H. Ganiyu et al.
124. Drought risk assessment and mapping under changing climate: the East Hararge Zone in Ethiopia A. Serur & H. Kebira
125. Evaluation of Rainfall Products in Semi-Arid Areas: Application to the Southeast of the Republic of Djibouti and a Focus on the Ambouli Catchment G. Omar et al.
126. A hybrid approach to evaluate sedimentation in large dams: case study of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam and Roseires Dam across the Blue Nile G. Ahmed et al.
127. The impact of lateral boundary forcing in the CORDEX-Africa ensemble over southern Africa M. Karypidou et al.
128. An Improved Climatological Forecast Method for Projecting End-of-Season Water Requirement Satisfaction Index W. Turner et al.
129. Assessing the accuracy and reliability of satellite-derived precipitation products in the Kosi River basin (India) A. Singh & V. Singh
130. Evaluation of crop growth simulation by use of satellite rainfall estimates in Lake Victoria basin C. Omondi et al.
131. Rainfall retrieval and drought monitoring skill of satellite rainfall estimates in the Ethiopian Rift Valley Lakes Basin B. Tesfamariam & F. Melgani
132. Effect of climate change on water availability in Bilate catchment, Southern Ethiopia M. Edamo et al.
133. Evaluation of Satellite Precipitation Estimates Over Omo–Gibe River Basin in Ethiopia N. Sinta et al.
134. Strong intermodel differences and biases in CMIP6 simulations of PM2.5, aerosol optical depth, and precipitation over Africa C. Toolan et al.
135. Análisis espacial y temporal de la precipitación en la Orinoquía Colombiana (1981–2024) a partir de imágenes satelitales CHIRPS O. Vargas-Pineda et al.
136. WITHDRAWN: Trend analysis of the extreme rainfall indices from Lake Tana Sub-Basin of the Upper Blue Nile, Ethiopia J. Mohammed
137. Precipitation trends over the southern Andean Altiplano from 1981 to 2018 J. Torres-Batlló & B. Martí-Cardona
138. Seasonal control on phreatic activity of the crater lake of Copahue volcano during the 2018–2022 eruptive cycle F. Carbajal et al.
139. Landcover Change Amidst Climate Change in the Lake Tana Basin (Ethiopia): Insights from 37 Years of Earth Observation on Landcover–Rainfall Interactions S. Fofang et al.
140. Investigation of precipitation variability and meteorological drought in Casablanca Settat region Y. Dahhane et al.
141. Identifying changing precipitation extremes in Sub-Saharan Africa with gauge and satellite products L. Harrison et al.
142. Performance evaluation of satellite-based rainfall estimates for hydrological modeling over Bilate river basin, Ethiopia A. Ibrahim et al.
143. Rainfall prediction for data-scarce areas using meteorological satellites in the case of the lake Tana sub-basin, Ethiopia S. Dagne et al.
144. Modeling and mapping the spatiotemporal variation in agricultural drought based on a satellite-derived vegetation health index across the highlands of Ethiopia Z. Chere et al.
145. Long‐Term Spatial–Temporal Variability, Trends and Extreme Rainfall Events Over Indonesia Based on 43 Years of CHIRPS Data M. Marzuki et al.
146. Performance evaluation of multi-satellite rainfall products in the Gidabo catchment, Rift Valley Basin, Ethiopia K. Gebretsadkan et al.
147. Enhancing smallholder agricultural production through sustainable use of shallow groundwater in the Borkena catchment, Awash River Basin, Ethiopia G. Ebrahim et al.
148. Validation of Satellite-Based Rainfall Estimates and Environmental Variables for Developing a Flood Vulnerability Index in Surakarta, Indonesia E. Mulyandari et al.
149. A Google Earth-GIS based approach to examine the potential of the current rainwater harvesting practices to meet water demands in Mityana district, Uganda J. Nanteza et al.
150. Ensemble data-driven rainfall-runoff modeling using multi-source satellite and gauge rainfall data input fusion V. Nourani et al.
151. Unlocking watershed mysteries: Innovative regionalization of hydrological model parameters in data-scarce regions T. Mihret et al.
152. Evaluation the Performance of Several Gridded Precipitation Products over the Highland Region of Yemen for Water Resources Management A. AL-Falahi et al.
153. Assessment of Satellite Precipitation Data Sets for High Variability and Rapid Evolution of Typhoon Precipitation Events in the Philippines P. Aryastana et al.
154. Evaluating hydroclimate dynamics: trend analysis and change detection for enhanced drought monitoring in the upper Blue Nile basin M. Alemu et al.
155. Spatiotemporal Characteristics and Trends of Meteorological Drought over Ethiopia T. Asaye et al.
156. Comparative study from ground-based rain gauges vs. rainfall products at different time steps in the southeast of the Republic of Djibouti G. Omar et al.
157. Spatiotemporal variability and trends in rainfall and temperature in the central highlands of Ethiopia M. Tefera et al.
158. Evaluation of Satellite Rainfall Estimates in a Rugged Topographical Basin Over South Gojjam Basin, Ethiopia D. Malede et al.
159. Satellite rainfall performance evaluation and application to monitor meteorological drought: a case of Omo-Gibe basin, Ethiopia I. Dejene et al.
160. Post and near real-time satellite precipitation products skill over Karkheh River Basin in Iran H. Mosaffa et al.
161. Modeling the impact of climate change on streamflow responses in the Kessem watershed, Middle Awash sub-basin, Ethiopia M. Assfaw et al.
162. Detection of fast-changing intra-seasonal vegetation dynamics of drylands using solar-induced chlorophyll fluorescence (SIF) J. Wen et al.
163. Comparison and hydrological evaluation of different precipitation data for a large tropical region: the Blue Nile Basin in Ethiopia M. Zargar et al.
164. Evaluating the performance of multiple satellite-based precipitation products in the Congo River Basin using the SWAT model V. Dos Santos et al.
165. Evaluation of ERA5 and CHIRPS rainfall estimates against observations across Ethiopia J. Ahmed et al.
166. Interpretable machine-learning intensity-duration-frequency (IDF) surface modeling in a data-scarce Ethiopian Rift Valley Lake Basin A. Tesfaye et al.
167. Assessment of Satellite-Based Rainfall Products Using a X-Band Rain Radar Network in the Complex Terrain of the Ecuadorian Andes N. Turini et al.
168. Detectability of rainfall characteristics over a mountain river basin in the Himalayan region from 2000 to 2015 using ground- and satellite-based products R. Prajapati et al.
169. Assessment of Groundwater Potential Zones of Upper Blue Nile River Basin Using Multi-Influencing Factors under GIS and RS Environment: A Case Study on Guder Watersheds, Abay Basin, Oromia Region, Ethiopia T. Duguma et al.
170. Evaluation and integration of reanalysis rainfall products under contrasting climatic conditions in India V. Kolluru et al.
171. Assessment of Long-Term Rainfall Variability and Trends Using Observed and Satellite Data in Central Punjab, Pakistan K. Ahmad et al.
172. Performances of reanalysis products in representing the temperature climatology of Ethiopia T. Tadesse et al.
173. Characterization of groundwater storage dynamics and responses to meteorological stress and climate teleconnections across river basins and climate zones in Ethiopia M. Kifelew et al.
174. A geo-spatial assessment of drought impacts on forest cover in yabello forest, in the semi-arid region of Ethiopia B. Wolteji & F. Garbaba
175. Evaluation and Application of Multi-Source Satellite Rainfall Product CHIRPS to Assess Spatio-Temporal Rainfall Variability on Data-Sparse Western Margins of Ethiopian Highlands A. Belay et al.
176. Spatio-temporal variability and trends of hydroclimatic variables at Zarima Sub-Basin North Western Ethiopia M. Zegeye et al.
177. From bias to forecast: advancing satellite rainfall accuracy and flood prediction with transformer modeling in the Kosi basin (India) A. Singh et al.
178. Current and Future Climate Extremes Over Latin America and Caribbean: Assessing Earth System Models from High Resolution Model Intercomparison Project (HighResMIP) A. Avila-Diaz et al.
179. The phenomenon of drought in Ethiopia: Historical evolution and climatic forcing G. Mulualem et al.
180. Spatiotemporal variability and trends of rainfall and its association with Pacific Ocean Sea surface temperature in West Harerge Zone, Eastern Ethiopia G. Bayable et al.
181. Evaluating performance of 20 global and quasi-global precipitation products in representing drought events in Ethiopia I: Visual and correlation analysis M. Degefu et al.
182. Climate change projections using CMIP6 GCMs and downscaling approaches in the Upper Wabe Shebele Basin, Ethiopia S. Beshir et al.
183. Trend analysis of extreme rainfall indices from CHIRPS precipitation estimates over the Lake Tana sub-basin, Abbay Basin of Ethiopia J. Mohammed
184. Evaluation of satellite-based rainfall estimates over the IGAD region of Eastern Africa P. Omay et al.
185. Assessment and Comparison of Satellite-Based Rainfall Products: Validation by Hydrological Modeling Using ANN in a Semi-Arid Zone S. Rachidi et al.
186. Diagnosis of JJAS Flood/Drought Events and the Associated Atmospheric Circulation Anomalies over Ethiopia H. Negash & M. Waza
187. Evaluation of Satellite-Based Rainfall Estimates in the Lower Mekong River Basin (Southeast Asia) C. Dandridge et al.
188. To What Extent Is Hydrologic Connectivity Taken into Account in Catchment Studies in the Lake Tana Basin, Ethiopia? A Review A. Astuti et al.
189. Analysis of spatio-temporal variability of groundwater storage in Ethiopia using Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment (GRACE) data K. Arega et al.
190. Mesoclimate regulation induced by landscape restoration and water harvesting in agroecosystems of the horn of Africa G. Castelli et al.
191. Performance evaluation of multiple satellite rainfall data sets in central highlands of Abbay Basin, Ethiopia M. Taye et al.
192. Testing the accuracy of high-resolution satellite-based and numerical model output precipitation products over Ethiopia G. Dubache et al.
193. Trends and spatiotemporal patterns of meteorological drought incidence in North Wollo, northeastern highlands of Ethiopia S. Wassie et al.
194. Comprehensive performance evaluation of satellite-based and reanalysis rainfall estimate products in Ethiopia: For drought, flood, and water resources applications. D. Wodebo et al.
195. Applicability Evaluation of Multisource Satellite Precipitation Data for Hydrological Research in Arid Mountainous Areas X. Wang et al.
196. A spatiotemporal assessment of the high-resolution CHIRPS rainfall dataset in southwestern Colombia using combined principal component analysis C. Ocampo-Marulanda et al.
197. Validation of CHIRPS satellite-based precipitation dataset over Pakistan M. Nawaz et al.
198. Comparison of the Performance of Four Bias Correction Methods for Climate Hazards Group InfraRed Precipitation with Station Data (CHIRPS) in Sumatra G. Rudiantoro et al.
199. Novel approach to integrate daily satellite rainfall with in-situ rainfall, Upper Tekeze Basin, Ethiopia M. Gebremedhin et al.
200. Enhancing rainfall monitoring in Nigeria: a multi-scale performance evaluation of satellite-based precipitation estimates across eco-climatic zones (1981–2019) A. Salami