[PDF] Top 20 Remotely sensed latent heat fluxes for model error diagnosis: a case study

... The model used in this study is a coupled groundwater and unsaturated zone model, referred to as MetaSWAP from now ...groundwater model is based on the MODFLOW model code (McDonald and ... See full document

... surface heat flux models and remotely sensed land surface temperatures (LST), which have recently become obtainable in very high resolution using lightweight thermal cameras and Unmanned Aerial ... See full document

... instantaneous latent heat flux (LE) based on satellite overpass time. This study proposes a simple but efficient model (EFAF) for estimating the daily ET of remotely sensed mixed ... See full document

... WEGSS fluxes through the entire Shavers Creek catchment, we are making strategic measurements across the watershed to represent variability: stream discharge, stream chemistry, lithology, and ... See full document

... Landsat thermal infrared (TIR) channel, band 6 records the radiation with spectral range in 10.4 - 12.5 μm from the surface of the earth. Different LST retrieval methods have been developed according to different data ... See full document

... RANS model, which is implemented in ...and heat transport modelling, and (2) the non-hydrostatic pressure terms aid the simulation of flows in fields with large density ... See full document

... the fluxes of sensible and latent heat and the transfer coefficients, which vary with the local stability of (ABL), and affected by the humidity and gradients of temperature and wind velocity above ... See full document

... ences, low sensor angles and cloud affected imagery, ten brightness temperature pairs throughout January and Febru- ary were identified and extracted. Surface temperature esti- mates were then calculated using ... See full document

... direct effects in heat flux changes with aerosol loadings for soybean and grassland sites. 4.5.2 soil moisture effects on latent heat fluxes without considering temperature and[r] ... See full document

... air-sea fluxes and their role in climate variability and predictability, in: Proceedings of OceanObs’09: Sustained Ocean Observations and Information for Society, edited by: Hall, ... See full document

... and McDonnell, 2002) than not to use them at all. Although evaporation estimates from space may be noisy and result in discontinuous response surfaces (as seen in Fig. 5), they offer one of the few, maybe even the only, ... See full document

... and study stations are ...The study on the regional distribution of land surface heat fluxes is of paramount importance over the heterogeneous landscape of the Third Pole ...surface ... See full document

... recent study on estimating fire severity based on VOD changes also demonstrated that VOD has high correlation with aboveground biomass in Australian tropical savannahs that includes a large area of northern ... See full document

... Evaluating advection in the heat budget over an irrigated alfalfa field in Arizona In this paper we report a re-analysis of sensible and latent heat fluxes derived from integrated profil[r] ... See full document

... saline water and shows a general trend parallel to coastline and values indicate saline water moves towards land. Fig.9a shows the depth profile relationship of groundwater abstraction from depth of tubewell in different ... See full document

... To successfully model the spatial and temporal heterogeneity of catchment processes, topographic, climatic, remotely sensed, modelled growth indices and ground biomass data will be inves[r] ... See full document

... 44 An Extensible Markup Language (XML)-based exchange format for spectroradiometric metadata is proposed because it facilitates searching and selection, it is human and machine readable, platform independent, convertible ... See full document

... The LULC maps of three different periods were quantified and the results are in Table 5. The quantified result clearly shows that the study area has experienced a remarkable change among the land classes. From ... See full document

... It also presents a more realistic appraisal of livestock grazing pressure in the area and sets a framework for fu- ture management plan. About 36.6% of Dehdez’s area of rangeland shows mismanagement features and almost ... See full document

... present study, many of these methods are applicable to partitioning carbon dioxide fluxes only, most require eddy covariance measurements, and none utilise the information available in the vertical ... See full document