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Research Project: EFFECTS OF LAND SURFACE HETEROGENEITY ON REGIONAL FLUX ESTIMATION USING LARGE EDDY SIMULATION MODEL WITH REMOTE SENSING

Location: Hydrology and Remote Sensing Laboratory

Project Number: 1265-13610-027-41
Project Type: Specific Cooperative Agreement

Start Date: Apr 12, 2005
End Date: Nov 30, 2009

Objective:
Evaluate the importance of landscape heterogeneity on surface-air state coupling and errors in assuming uniform atmospheric forcing in regional flux estimation for different landscapes and climatic conditions.

Approach:
Remote sensing and surface flux data will serve as boundary conditions for a Large Eddy, simulation (LES) model simulating three dimensional turbulent flow in the atmosphere boundary layer. Spectral techniques will be used to determine the effect and surface-air coupling change with the level of heterogeneity.

   

 
Project Team
Kustas, William - Bill
 
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  Water Availability and Water Management (211)
 
 
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