WitrynaiMHEA, Guía OperatIva, 2013. Traditional hydrometeorological monitoring • National scale network. • Location as a function of infrastructure and civil works (irrigation, hydroelectric plants, airports), and not related to watershed or ecosystem services management. • Therefore, great gap in high elevation zones (most WitrynaThe network (called iMHEA) is part of a grassroots initiative to characterise the hydrological response of different Andean ecosystems, and collects data on streamflow, precipitation, and several weather variables at a high temporal resolution. The tropical Andes are a useful case study because of the complexity of meteorological and ...

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WitrynaImhea is on Facebook. Join Facebook to connect with Imhea and others you may know. Facebook gives people the power to share and makes the world more open and … WitrynaThe iMHEA dataset includes streamflow, precipitation, and several weather variables at a high temporal resolution using cheap and robust technology (Buytaert et al. 2014 ). This monitoring is implemented in small and homogeneous catchments, distributed over the Andes between the latitudes of 0 and 17°S ( Fig. 1 ), and covers three major high ... WitrynaComputer code for data processing and simulation of pre-Inca 886 infiltration enhancement systems (mamanteo and amunas) - mamanteo/iMHEA_MAMANTEO_script.m at master · topicster/mamanteo northeastern ogs orientation