Rainfall Simulation

Rainfall simulation is a method used to replicate and study the effects of rain in a controlled environment. This process involves creating artificial rain through techniques like sprinklers or nozzles that distribute water evenly, mimicking natural precipitation. Researchers use rainfall simulation to analyze soil erosion, water absorption, and the impact of rainfall on various landscapes. It helps scientists understand how rainfall affects agriculture, water resources, and ecosystems, providing valuable data to enhance sustainability and manage water-related challenges in real-world situations.