Impact of different satellite soil moisture products on the predictions of a continuous distributed hydrological model
Authors:
- P. LaioloPLP. Laiolo
- S. GabellaniSGS. Gabellani
- L. CampoLCL. Campo
- F. SilvestroFSF. Silvestro
- F. DeloguFDF. Delogu
- R. RudariRRR. Rudari
- L. PulvirentiLPL. Pulvirenti
- G. BoniG. Boni
- F. FascettiFFF. Fascetti
- N. PierdiccaNPN. Pierdicca
- R. CrapolicchioRCR. Crapolicchio
- S. HasenauerSHS. Hasenauer
- 1 June 2016
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in International Journal of Applied Earth Observation and Geoinformation
- Vol. 48, 131-145
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