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DOI: | 10.4211/hs.52d8d8b291f9457fbbe5238d603d39b0 | |
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Abstract
This dataset contains drought events of groundwater (GW), streamflow (Q), precipitation (P) and P-ET (PET) for 70 catchments in the Central Alps retrieved with a variable threshold method from daily time series over the period 1989-2017. It accompanies the paper by Brunner and Chartier-Rescan submitted to GRL.
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Title: Streamflow and groundwater droughts for 70 catchments in the Central Alps Contact: Corentin Chartier-Rescan, corentin.chartier@slf.ch Description: This dataset contains drought events of groundwater (GW), streamflow (Q), precipitation (P) and P-ET (PET) for 70 catchments in the Central Alps retrieved with a variable-threshold method from daily time series. Structure of the folder: - a Extracted_events_per_variable_per_catchment.zip folder: contains drought events extracted for each of the four variables; - a GIS.zip folder: contains two shapefiles: (1) catchments with information on catchment characteristics (Catchment_outlines.shp) and (2) streamflow gauges and groundwater wells (Gauges.shp); - a ReadMe file. Structure of each file in the Extracted_events_per_variable_per_catchment.zip folder: - "site_no": ID of the catchment considered; - "Date": Date of the event; - "XXXX": Variable (either Q,P,P-ET or GW); - "YYYY": Year of the event; - "MM": Month of the event; - "DD": Day of the event; - "Threshold": Threshold used to extract event; - "event_id": ID of the event; - "start_date": Starting date of the event; - "end_date": Ending date of the event; - "duration": Duration of the event; - "deficit": Deficit from threshold; - "intensity": Intensity of the vent. GIS folder: The two files can be linked through the catchment ID provided, which refers to the ID of the streamflow gauge. Hydrological data were retrieved from: - Austria: - Groundwater: https://ehyd.gv.at/ - Streamflow: https://ehyd.gv.at/ - France: - Groundwater: https://ades.eaufrance.fr/ - Streamflow: https://www.hydro.eaufrance.fr/ - Germany - Bayern - Groundwater: https://www.gkd.bayern.de/de/grundwasser/oberesstockwerk/ - Streamflow: https://www.lfu.bayern.de/wasser/wasserstand_abfluss/bereitstellung_pegeldaten/index.htm - Switzerland: - Groundwater: https://www.bafu.admin.ch/bafu/de/home/themen/wasser/fachinformationen/zustand-der-gewaesser/zustand-des-grundwassers.html - Streamflow: https://www.bafu.admin.ch/bafu/de/home/themen/wasser/zustand/daten/messwerte-zum-thema-wasser-beziehen/datenservice-hydrologie-fuer-fliessgewaesser-und-seen.html Atmopsheric data were retrieved from ERA5-Land: https://cds.climate.copernicus.eu/cdsapp#!/dataset/reanalysis-era5-land?tab=form This dataset accompanies the paper by Brunner and Chartier-Rescan submitted to GRL
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This resource was created using funding from the following sources:
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Swiss National Science Foundation | PZ00P2_201818 |
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