Committees responsible
Foreword
Introduction
Guide
1 Scope
2 References
3 Definitions
4 Identifying the users' needs for precipitation data
Annexes
A (informative) Errors in rainfall measurement
B (informative) Application of daily, monthly or longer
     precipitation totals
C (informative) Accuracies and implied daily gauge
     separation
D (informative) Application of sub-daily precipitation
     totals
E (informative) Accuracies and implied sub-daily gauge
     separation
F (informative) Bibliography
Tables
B.1 Daily, monthly or longer precipitation data requirements
C.1 Probability of achieving 10% RMS for three sample gauge
     networks on occasions of uniform rainfall
C.2 Probability of achieving 10% RMS for three sample gauge
     networks on occasions of non-uniform rainfall
C.3 Gauge separation for radar and gauge combined data for
     point rainfall, non-uniform field standard deviation of
     Er = 0.25
C.4 Gauge separation for radar and gauge combined data for
     areal rainfall, non-uniform field standard deviation of
     Er = 0.25
D.1 Sub-daily precipitation data requirements
Figures
A.1 Error terminology
A.2 Monthly differences in rainfall totals at Bala
A.3 Monthly differences in rainfall totals at Benson
A.4 Differences between two daily gauge readings, in
     millimetres
A.5 Differences between two daily gauge readings, in
     percentages
C.1 Point observations uniform rainfall
C.2 Point observations non-uniform rainfall
C.3 40 km x 40 km areal averages uniform rainfall
C.4 40 km x 40 km areal averages non-uniform rainfall
List of references