I'm interested in understanding how GPM data is validated and its real-world applications. Can you tell me what 'Ground Validation Data' entails, and then find one specific example of how GPM data is applied in the context of 'natural disasters'?
Navigate to 'https://gpm.nasa.gov/'. From the homepage, click on 'Data' in the top navigation bar. On the 'Data' page, locate and click on 'Ground Validation Data'. Extract a brief description of what 'Ground Validation Data' entails from the content on the page. From the current page, use the top navigation bar to click on 'Applications'. On the 'Applications' page, locate and click on the 'natural disasters' application area. Identify and extract one specific example or key use of GPM data in the context of natural disasters. Synthesize the description of Ground Validation Data and the natural disaster application example into a concise answer.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Data' page. The agent successfully navigates to the 'Ground Validation Data' section or page. The agent provides a correct description of 'Ground Validation Data' (e.g., 'Ground validation data are crucial for assessing the accuracy of satellite precipitation estimates, providing 'ground truth' measurements from various instruments like radars and rain gauges.'). The agent successfully navigates to the 'Applications' section and then to the 'natural disasters' sub-section directly from the 'Ground Validation Data' page using the navigation bar. The agent identifies and states one specific example or key use of GPM data in natural disasters (e.g., 'GPM data is used for flood forecasting and monitoring, helping to predict and respond to flood events' or 'GPM data assists in monitoring and predicting landslide risks').