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T. Chapman (1986)
Entropy as a measure of hydrologic data uncertainty and model performanceJournal of Hydrology, 85
V. P. Singh (1988)
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P. Krstanovic, V. Singh (1992)
Evaluation of rainfall networks using entropy: I. Theoretical developmentWater Resources Management, 6
I. Rodríguez‐Iturbe, J. Mejía (1974)
The design of rainfall networks in time and spaceWater Resources Research, 10
R. Bras, I. Rodríguez‐Iturbe (1984)
Random Functions and Hydrology
Abstract This paper, the second in the series, applies the entropy approach to space and time evaluation of rainfall networks in Louisiana. The evaluation is made for five sampling intervals: daily, 2-day, weekly, monthly, and yearly, and for two separate seasons. In each case, the best combination of raingages is suggested and the lines of equal information (isoinformation contours) are constructed showing the areas of greater or less information transfer. The isoinformation lines are especially suitable in decisions concerning the expansion of the existing network or deleting the unnecessary raingages.
Water Resources Management – Springer Journals
Published: Dec 1, 1992
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