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Conversion of Point Rainfall to Area Rainfall: Techniques and Applications, Summaries of Hydrology

This covers the summary of precipitation.

Typology: Summaries

2020/2021

Available from 10/16/2022

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CONVERSION OF POINT RAINFALL TO AREA RAINFALL
A single point precipitation measurement is quite often not representative of the volume of precipitation falling over a
given catchment area. The representative precipitation over a defined area is required in many engineering applications,
whereas the gaged observation pertains to the point precipitation.
A dense network of point measurements and/or radar estimates can provide a better representation of the true volume
over a given area. A network of precipitation measurement points can be converted to areal estimates using any of the
following techniques:
Arithmetic or Station Average Method
Thiessen Polygon Method
Isohyetal Method
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CONVERSION OF POINT RAINFALL TO AREA RAINFALL

A single point precipitation measurement is quite often not representative of the volume of precipitation falling over a given catchment area. The representative precipitation over a defined area is required in many engineering applications, whereas the gaged observation pertains to the point precipitation. A dense network of point measurements and/or radar estimates can provide a better representation of the true volume over a given area. A network of precipitation measurement points can be converted to areal estimates using any of the following techniques:  Arithmetic or Station Average Method  Thiessen Polygon Method  Isohyetal Method