Edward Beighley

Northeastern University | Professor

Subject Areas: Remote Sensing, Hydrologic and Hydraulic Modeling

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This study assesses river discharges derived using remote sensing and hydrologic modeling approaches throughout the CONUS. The remote sensing methods rely on total water storage anomalies (TWSA) from the GRACE and GRACE-FO satellites and water surface elevations from altimetry satellites (i.e., JASON-2/3 and Sentinel-3) to estimate discharge. Surface and subsurface runoff from two Land Surface Models (LSM), NOAH and CLSM, are routed using the Hillslope River Routing model to determine discharge. The LSMs are part of NASA’s Global Land Data Assimilation System (GLDAS).

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Interactive map to view SWOT river reaches, USGS gauges, SWOT orbit, and generate, analyze synthetic SWOT data

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Interactive map to view SWOT river reaches, USGS gauges, SWOT orbit, and generate, analyze synthetic SWOT data using the jupyter notebooks and data (compressed folder) in this resource.

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ABSTRACT:

Interactive map to view SWOT river reaches, USGS gauges, SWOT orbit, and generate, analyze synthetic SWOT data using the jupyter notebooks and data (compressed folder) in this resource.

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ABSTRACT:

Interactive map to view SWOT river reaches, USGS gauges, SWOT orbit, and generate, analyze synthetic SWOT data

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Resource Resource

ABSTRACT:

This study assesses river discharges derived using remote sensing and hydrologic modeling approaches throughout the CONUS. The remote sensing methods rely on total water storage anomalies (TWSA) from the GRACE and GRACE-FO satellites and water surface elevations from altimetry satellites (i.e., JASON-2/3 and Sentinel-3) to estimate discharge. Surface and subsurface runoff from two Land Surface Models (LSM), NOAH and CLSM, are routed using the Hillslope River Routing model to determine discharge. The LSMs are part of NASA’s Global Land Data Assimilation System (GLDAS).

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