The meteorological parameters of the catchment are the most important dataset for modelling the hydrological processes. The meteorological parameters such as solar radiation (S), relative humidity (RH), wind speed (W), and max–min temperature (Tmax and Tmin) were taken on a daily time scale from MERRA-2 (Table 1), whereas the precipitation data (Figure 2(f)) will be acquired from TRMM and IMD gridded weather data.

Table 1

Sources of the dataset used in this study

S.No.Data typeSourceSpatio-temporal resolutionDescription
1. Topography USGS earth data 30 m ASTER DEM 
2. Land-use land cover USGS earth explorer- Sentinel-2A satellite imaginary 10 m Land-use classification 
3. Soils Harmonized World Soil Database (HSWDS) – Food and Agriculture (FAO) – Soil Classification 
4. Meteorological MERRA-2 Daily Relative Humidity, Solar radiation, Wind speed, Max & Min Temperature 
5. Meteorological TRMM Daily Precipitation 
6. Hydrological Central Water Commission (CWC) Daily Streamflow data obtained at the gauging station 
Monthly 
S.No.Data typeSourceSpatio-temporal resolutionDescription
1. Topography USGS earth data 30 m ASTER DEM 
2. Land-use land cover USGS earth explorer- Sentinel-2A satellite imaginary 10 m Land-use classification 
3. Soils Harmonized World Soil Database (HSWDS) – Food and Agriculture (FAO) – Soil Classification 
4. Meteorological MERRA-2 Daily Relative Humidity, Solar radiation, Wind speed, Max & Min Temperature 
5. Meteorological TRMM Daily Precipitation 
6. Hydrological Central Water Commission (CWC) Daily Streamflow data obtained at the gauging station 
Monthly 

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