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Figure 1. Land use map of the study area: the Skjern river catch-ment in the west of Denmark’s Jutland peninsula
Table 1. Land cover dependent parameters for the three models. The equations referred to in the table are (Eq
Figure 2. Density scatter plot of over 95 000 points comparing thesensible heat flux (top left), latent heat flux (top right), available en-ergy (bottom left) and evaporative fraction (bottom right) modelledby MIKE SHE and DTD
Table 2. Statistical comparison between MIKE SHE, DTD and TSEB-2ART models for sensible and latent heat fluxes (H and LE), availableenergy (AE) and evaporative fraction (EF)
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