Data and code for: Hydrologic Modeling in Mountainous Terrains with Monsoonal Climate: Do Gridded Precipitation Data Improve Streamflow Simulations?
Data and code for: Hydrologic Modeling in Mountainous Terrains with Monsoonal Climate: Do Gridded Precipitation Data Improve Streamflow Simulations?
Data and code repository for the article:"Hydrologic Modeling in Mountainous Terrains with Monsoonal Climate: Do Gridded Precipitation Data Improve Streamflow Simulations?" Authors: de la Fraga et al. (2026) This repository contains all data, scripts, and model files necessary to reproduce the results presented in the manuscript. A detailed description of the folder structure and contents is provided in the README.md file, located in the root directory of this deposit.
Streamflow simulation, Quantile mapping, SWAT+, Parameter uncertainty, Spatial analysis, Gridded precipitation data, Hydrologic modeling, Mountain hydrology, Mean field bias correction, Bias correction, Daymet, Mexico
Streamflow simulation, Quantile mapping, SWAT+, Parameter uncertainty, Spatial analysis, Gridded precipitation data, Hydrologic modeling, Mountain hydrology, Mean field bias correction, Bias correction, Daymet, Mexico
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