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Using weather radar measurements for real-time river flow forecasting

The analysis relies on application results on two river basins, tributaries of the Meuse river, in the Walloon part of Belgium (see Fig. 1) : the Ourthe catchment at Tabreux (1608 square kilometers) and the Semois catchment at Membre (1229 square kilometers). The rain-gauge measurements are given by an automatic network operated in real-time by MET/DVGH. The radar measurements are provided by the Royal Meteorological Institute (RMI) of Belgium, which operates a C-band radar, located in Wideumont in the south of Belgium.