Office Hours 24: Precision in Precipitation Measurements
Inches, millimeters or drops, precipitation measurement resolution needs vary from project to project, but the need for accuracy doesn’t. Learn how to choose between methods, sensors, and sites before you place your next rain gauge.
Check out our latest webinar on demand, where METER Product Scientist Jeff Ritter discusses the importance of precipitation measurement accuracy behind critical processes in agriculture, infrastructure, and industry applications, answering attendee questions live during the event.
Have questions? In our next episode of Office Hours, METER scientists will answer additional questions from the field and questions submitted using the form on this page.
Presenters
Jeff Ritter is the Product Scientist for plant, canopy, and atmospheric monitoring instrumentation here at METER. He earned his master’s degree in plant physiology from Washington State University, where his research focused on leaf-level gas exchange, and the impact of plant biochemistry on the measurement of the global carbon cycle. Prior to working at METER, he held a research faculty position at Washington State University in the Department of Crop and Soil Sciences.
Chris Chambers is a Product Scientist at METER Group. He draws on over 15 years of experience as a support scientist and his background in ecology and plant physiology to improve METER instruments and help METER’s clients collect the data they need to test hypotheses and make management decisions.
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