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The Vibo Valentia flood and MSG rainfall evaluation (Articolo in rivista)
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- The Vibo Valentia flood and MSG rainfall evaluation (Articolo in rivista) (literal)
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- 2009-01-01T00:00:00+01:00 (literal)
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- 10.1016/j.atmosres.2008.10.027 (literal)
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- CHIARAVALLOTI F. and GABRIELE S. (literal)
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- The Vibo Valentia flood and MSG rainfall evaluation (literal)
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- In the Mediterranean area, flash-floods in small catchments are mainly due to deep convective
rainfalls which show both large spatial and temporal variability. For this reason the
reconstruction of the ground rainfall field is difficult and the use of rain gauges can prove
poor to depict convective events from a hydrological point of view. The geostationary satellite
MSG is a very important tool for monitoring the dynamic evolution of cloud structures above
the European area. In the infrared window many algorithms have been proposed to relate the
brightness temperature of the top of the convective cloud with rainfall. To explore more
possible applications of Meteosat image analysis, in evaluating areal rainfall in small basins, a
very deep convective event was analysed, which hit Vibo Valentia on 3 July 2006. Starting from
this deep convective event, the paper explores new possible relations between some
characteristics of infrared isotherm images and rainfall. (literal)
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