A methodology for estimation of surface evapotranspiration over large areas using remote sensing observations

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Abstract

We propose a simple scheme to estimate surface evaporation over large heterogeneous areas using remote sensing observations. Our approach is based on a relationship between easily measured surface parameters (e.g. radiometric surface temperature) and a surrogate for effective surface resistance. Preliminary results, using remotely sensed data sets from AVHRR NOAA-14 over the Southern Great Plains, show good agreement. The proposed approach appears to be more reliable and easily applicable for operational estimation of evaporation over large areas.

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Jiang, L., & Islam, S. (1999). A methodology for estimation of surface evapotranspiration over large areas using remote sensing observations. Geophysical Research Letters, 26(17), 2773–2776. https://doi.org/10.1029/1999GL006049

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