Advances in Geosciences 2010
DOI: 10.1142/9789812838124_0016
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The Effects of Temporal Resolution on Annual Interception Estimation

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“…The storm duration will be longer and the break period becomes shorter. As a result, it may reduce the rainfall intensity and it also changes the amount of interception loss too [9]. Thus in this study, the highest interception value is given by the depth of storage capacity 10mm, and low interception obtained when the depth of storage capacity is 0.1mm.…”
Section: Interception Modelmentioning
confidence: 61%
“…The storm duration will be longer and the break period becomes shorter. As a result, it may reduce the rainfall intensity and it also changes the amount of interception loss too [9]. Thus in this study, the highest interception value is given by the depth of storage capacity 10mm, and low interception obtained when the depth of storage capacity is 0.1mm.…”
Section: Interception Modelmentioning
confidence: 61%
“…This is to avoid the computational error during calculation. Details description of the site and data preparation was described in Bakar and Lu 16) .…”
Section: Data Preparation and Theory Descriptionmentioning
confidence: 99%