Titlebook: Land Surface Processes in Hydrology; Trials and Tribulati Soroosh Sorooshian,Hoshin V. Gupta,John C. Rodda Conference proceedings 1997 Spri

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Hydrological Processes in GCMsven more dependent on the hydrologic budget of atmosphere and land. Furthermore, the possible impact of climatic changes on water resources has induced the scientific community to consider small- to large-scale hydrological processes as major issues in future climate studies.

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Modeling of Heavy Rainfalltral United States. The study region is of special significance for the GEWEX Continental Scale International Project (GCIP; GEWEX is an acronym for Global Energy and Water Cycle Experiment, see WCRP, 1993), which will be located in the central United States.

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Remote Sensing of Soil Moisture and Moisture Related Parameters by Means of Microwave Radiometry: Inctivity in passive microwave remote sensing, to contribute through these data and future visions to our common understanding of global change and land surface processes in hydrology and thereby stimulate further work and contacts in this field. The main content of this presentation will be the role of passive microwaves in these studies.