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Articles | Volume 374
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17 Oct 2016
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Rainfall as proxy for evapotranspiration predictions

Bruno Collischonn and Walter Collischonn

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Hydrometerologial data in Brazil is becoming increasingly more accessible in recent years, but data gaps still exist in many regions. In our work, we tested some statistical ways to explore the existing data and fill gaps in evaporation estimates, based on the assumption that evaporation and precipitation are inversely related. This could be useful for extending evaporation series into the past, for example for hydropower reservoir planning and flow forecast.
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Water Resources Assessment and Seasonal Prediction