sbsimo
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5 years ago Consider also this info for the disclaimer https://pmm.nasa.gov/content/what-difference-between-global-90%C2%B0n-s-and-full-60%C2%B0n-s-coverage-imerg
Open paolamazzoglio opened 5 years ago
sbsimo
commented
5 years ago Consider also this info for the disclaimer https://pmm.nasa.gov/content/what-difference-between-global-90%C2%B0n-s-and-full-60%C2%B0n-s-coverage-imerg
IMERG data are now characterized by a 90° N - 90° S spatial coverage. We can now consider every row of IMERG files. In https://github.com/ITHACA-org/gpm-accumul/blob/master/gpm_repo/gpm_wrapper.py we can remove the limitations present in rows 53-55.
DISCLAIMER: Full coverage is provided for the latitudes between 60° N - 60° S, while the remaining upper and lower latitudes extending to 90° are considered "partial coverage". Both the cumulated rainfall and the alerts could be affected by lower accuracy due to this partial absence of rainfall measurements in GPM IMERG data.