The European Geosciences Union General Assembly will take place in 23–28 April 2023 in Vienna. OpenSense members (and not only!) will present their latest results on using opportunistic sensors for rainfall estimation, urban hydrology, snow/rainfall classification, and much more.
Check out the list of presentations, from 3 different sessions:
HS7.1
Precipitation variability from drop scale to catchment scale: measurement, processes and hydrological applications
The impact of drop size distribution variability and rainfall attenuation on autonomous vehicle sensors
Nawal Husnoo and Dave Jones
OpenMRG: Open data from Microwave links, Radar, and Gauges for rainfall quantification in Gothenburg, Sweden
Remco (C.Z.) van de Beek, Jafet Andersson, Jonas Olsson, and Jonas Hansryd
Classification of snow and rainfall using commercial microwave links
Erlend Øydvin, Rasmus Falkeid Hagland, Vegard Nilsen, Mareile Astrid Wolff, and Nils-Otto Kitterød
Information-based approach for quantifying uncertainty in precipitation estimates from commercial microwave links
Anna Špačková, Martin Fencl, and Vojtěch Bareš
Using Opportunistic Rainfall Sensing to improve Areal Precipitation Estimates and Run-off Modelling – The Case Study of the Ahr Flood in July 2021
Jochen Seidel, András Bárdossy, Micha Eisele, Abbas El Hachem, Christian Chwala, Maximilian Graf, Harald Kunstmann, Norbert Demuth, and Nicole Gerlach
Challenges in the usage of commercial microwave links for the generation of transboundary German-Czech rainfall maps
Nico Blettner, Martin Fencl, Vojtěch Bareš, Christian Chwala, and Harald Kunstmann
HS7.6
Precipitation and urban hydrology
Comparitive performance of two quality control algorithms for personal weather station rainfall data in Amsterdam Metropolitan Area
Lotte de Vos, Abbas El Hachem, Jochen Seidel, and András Bárdossy
Improving discharge predictions and uncertainty estimates in a small urban catchment using commercial microwave links
Martin Fencl, Jaroslav Pastorek, and Vojtěch Bareš
Opportunistic rain sensors and flood modelling to assess the risk of failure of surface drainage in urban areas
Luca G. Lanza, Arianna Cauteruccio, and Enrico Chinchella
AS1.25
Precipitation: Measurement, Climatology, Remote Sensing, and Modelling
CML rainfall estimation in Africa: Recent results, challenges and suggested solutions – on-site presentation
Christian Chwala, Moumouni Djibo, Maximilian Graf, Julius Polz, François Zougmoré, and Harald Kunstmann
12:15–12:25
Improved QPE for the Ahr flooding event using weather radar and CML data – on-site presentation
Maximilian Graf, Julius Polz, JuYu Chen, Tanja Winterrath, Silke Trömel, and Christian Chwala
Don’t miss any presentation, check the timetable!
Monday April 24 | Tuesday April 25 | Wednesday April 26 | Thursday April 27 | Friday April 28 |
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10:45-12:30 – Poster session Comparitive performance of two quality control algorithms for personal weather station rainfall data in Amsterdam Metropolitan Area de Vos, L., et al. | 10:45–10:47 PICO (virtual) The impact of drop size distribution variability and rainfall attenuation on autonomous vehicle sensors Husnoo, N., et al. | |||
10:47–10:49 PICO OpenMRG: Open data from Microwave links, Radar, and Gauges for rainfall quantification in Gothenburg, Sweden Van de Beek, et al. | ||||
10:49-10:51 PICO Classification of snow and rainfall using commercial microwave links Øydvin, E., et al. | ||||
10:51-10:53 PICO Information-based approach for quantifying uncertainty in precipitation estimates from commercial microwave links Špačková, A., et al. | ||||
10:53-10:55 PICO Using Opportunistic Rainfall Sensing to improve Areal Precipitation Estimates and Run-off Modelling – The Case Study of the Ahr Flood in July 2021 Seidel, J., et al. | ||||
10:55-10:57 PICO Challenges in the usage of commercial microwave links for the generation of transboundary German-Czech rainfall maps Blettner, N., et al. | ||||
12:05–12:15 Orals CML rainfall estimation in Africa: Recent results, challenges and suggested solutions Chwala, C., et. al | ||||
12:15–12:25 Orals Improved QPE for the Ahr flooding event using weather radar and CML Graf, M., et al. | ||||
14:45–14:55 Orals Improving discharge predictions and uncertainty estimates in a small urban catchment using commercial microwave links Fencl, M., et al. | ||||
15:35–15:45 Opportunistic rain sensors and flood modelling to assess the risk of failure of surface drainage in urban areas Lanza, L.G., et al. |
