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Subject: [gislist] Optimal rain gauge network
Date:  01/03/2006 06:45:00 AM
From:  Craig von Hagen



Hi All,
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I have an interesting problem to solve, I hope someone could help me.
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We are working on flood early warning in Somalia and we have the followin=
g situation.
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We have an existing network of manual rain gauges that we receive on a mo=
nthly basis with daily readings taken manually by a person in the field. Th=
ese however can be unreliable.
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We have an option to install automatic rain gauges that would give us an =
accurate measurement of rainfall per day. We would like to use geo-statisti=
cs to then give a prediction and error surface and then use these surfaces =
to evaluate how accurate and reliable our existing manual network is.
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Is there a way to calculate the optimal network (number and location) for=
the automatic stations so that we get a reliable prediction surface which =
we can then use to evaluate our manual network?
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I am the most familiar with the ArcGIS GeoStatistical Analyst.
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Thanks and regards
Craig
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Craig von Hagen
FAO - GLCN/Africover/SWALIM Projects
PO Box 30470-00100
Nairobi, Kenya

Tel: +254 20 444 3331
Fax: +254 20 444 1993

www.africover.org
www.glcn.org: www.glcn-lccs.org
www.faoswalim.org
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