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Assessing the Use of Satellite-Based Estimates and High-Resolution Precipitation Datasets for the Study of Extreme Precipitation Events over the Iberian Peninsula

Riccardo Hénin    
Margarida L. R. Liberato    
Alexandre M. Ramos and Célia M. Gouveia    

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