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Ibrahim Seck and Joël Van Baelen
Optimal Quantitative Precipitation Estimation (QPE) of rainfall is crucial to the accuracy of hydrological models, especially over urban catchments. Small-to-medium size towns are often equipped with sparse rain gauge networks that struggle to capture th...
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Abdoulaye Sy, Christophe Duroure, Jean-Luc Baray, Yahya Gour, Joël Van Baelen and Bouya Diop
The rain statistics of 0–45° N area including equatorial, Sahelian, and mid-latitude regions, are studied using the probability distributions of the duration of rainy and dry events. Long time daily data set from ground measurements and satelli...
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Abdoulaye Sy, Bouya Diop, Joël Van Baelen, Christophe Duroure, Yahya Gour and Jean-Luc Baray
We present a study of upper tropospheric westward transport of air masses coming from the Indian monsoon zone over the period 1998–2008. The objective is to characterize upper tropospheric transport of water vapor from the Indian to Sahelian region...
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Dani Hadad, Jean-Luc Baray, Nadège Montoux, Joël Van Baelen, Patrick Fréville, Jean-Marc Pichon, Pierre Bosser, Michel Ramonet, Camille Yver Kwok, Nelson Bègue and Valentin Duflot
We present an analysis of decadal in situ and remote sensing observations of water vapor over the Cézeaux and puy de Dôme, located in central France (45° N, 3° E), in order to document the variability, cycles and trends of surface an...
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