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Accurate rainfall estimation from radar reflectivity is crucial in hydrological modeling and quantitative precipitation estimation. Various rainfall intensities exhibited by different rainfall drop size distribution contribute to reflectivity and rain rate relationship (Z-R) variability in radar rainfall estimation. This paper focuses to evaluate the Z-R model during the massive flood in December...
Rainfall-runoff is the active agent of soil erosion which often resulted in land degradation and water quality deterioration. Its aggressiveness to induce erosion is usually termed as rainfall erosivity index or factor (R). R-factor is one of the factors to be parameterized in the evaluation of soil loss using the Universal Soil Loss Equation and its reversed versions (USLE/RUSLE). The computation...
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