Global Annual River Discharge (km3/yr)

Jul 2, 2010
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Global annual river discharge for a 0.5 degree resolution digital river network (blended, km3/yr per grid cell). Blended river flow represents a composite of observed and modeled river flow. Annual river discharge - computed as flow accumulated long term average runoff along a 30-minute resolution digital river network and blended with observed discharge data where available (km3/yr).
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Fekete,B.M.,Water Systems Analysis Group,University of New Hampshire,NH
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Title: Global Annual River Discharge (km3/yr)
Credits: Fekete,B.M.,Water Systems Analysis Group,University of New Hampshire,NH
Publication Date: 2001
Other Citation Info: Fekete, B. M., C. J. Vorosmarty, and R. B. Lammers. 2001. Scaling gridded river networks for macroscale hydrology: Development, analysis and control of error, Water Resources Research, 3 (77): 1955-1967.
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Water Systems Analysis Group, Complex System Research Center, Institute for the Study of Earth, Oceans and Space, University of New Hampshire, USA
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Reference Fekete et al., 2001
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