184
M. Menenti
Gurney, R.I. and O.K. Hall, 1983. Satellite derived surface energy balance estimates in the Alaskan
sub-artic. J. Clim. Appl. Meteorol. vol. 22: 115-125
Harding, R.I., C.M. Taylor and J.W. Finch, 1996. Areal average surface fluxes from mesoscale
meteorological models: the application of remote sensing. In: J.B. Stewart et al. (eds.). Scaling
up in hydrology using remote sensing. J. Wiley & Sons. Ltd., Chichester UK: 59-76
Hatfield J.L., R.I. Reginato, R.D. Jackson, S.B. Idso and P.I. Pinter, 1978. Remote sensing of surface temperature for soil moisture, evapotranspiration and yield estimation. Proc. 5th Canadian
Symposium on Remote Sensing: 460-465
Heilman J.L., E.T. Kanemasu, N.I. Rosenberg and B.L. Blad, 1976. Thermal scanner measurement
of canopy temperatures to estimate evapotranspiration. Rem. Sens. Envir. vol. 5 (2): 137-145
Hipps, L.E., D. Or and C.M.U. Neale, 1996. Spatial structure and scaling of surface fluxes in a
Great Basin ecosystem. In: J.B. Stewart et al. (eds), Scaling up in hydrology using remote sensing. Wiley, Chichester, UK: 113-125.
Humes, K.S., W.P. Kustas and M.S. Moran, 1994. Use of remote sensing and reference site
measurements to estimate instantaneous surface energy balance components over a semiarid
rangeland watershed. Water Resour. Res. Vol. 30 (5): 1363-1373
Inoue, Y .. and M.S. Moran, 1997. A simplified method for remote sensing of daily canopy transpiration - a case study with direct measurements of canopy transpiration in soybean canopies. Int. J. Rem. Sens. Vol.l8 (I): 139-152
Jackson, R.D., R.I. Reginato and S.B. Idso, 1977. Wheat canopy temperatures: a practical tool for
evaluating water requirements. Water Resour. Res. vol. 13: 651-656
Jackson, R.D., 1985. Evaluating evapotranspiration at local and regional scales. Proc. IEEE vol. 73:
1086-1096
Jackson, R.D., W.P. Kustas and B.I. Choudhury, 1988. A re-examination of the crop-water stress
index. Irrig. Sci. vol. 9: 309-317
Jensen, M.E., R.D. Burman and R.G. Allen, 1990. Evaporation and irrigation water requirement.
ASCE Manual No. 70. American Society of Civil Engineers, New York: 332 pp.
Jha, C.S., B. Gharai, M.S.R. Murthy and C.B.S. Dutt, 1996. Estimation of evapotranspiration at
larger scales using remotely sensed data. Tropical Ecol. vol.37 (I): 93-100
Kairu, E.N., 1991. A review of methods for estimating evapotranspiration, particularly those that
utilize remote sensing. GeoJournal vol.25 (4): 371-376
Kalma, J.D., 1989. A comparison of expressions for the aerodynamic resistance to sensible heat
transfer. Technical Memorandum No. 89-6. Division of Water Resources, Institute of Natural
Resources and Environment, CSIRO, Australia. 17 pp
Kaneko, D. and M. Hino, 1996. Proposal and investigation of a method for estimating surface
energy balance in regional forests using TM derived vegetation index and observatory data.
Int. J. Rem. Sens. Vol.l7 (6): 1129-1148
Kimes, D.S., 1983. Remote sensing of row crop structure and component temperatures using
directional radiometric temperatures and inversion techniques. Rem. Sens. Envir. Vol. 13: 3355
Kustas, W.P., B.I. Choudhury, M.S. Moran, R.I. Reginato, R.D. Jackson, L.W. Gay and H.L.
Weaver, 1989 a. Determination of sensible heat flux over sparse canopy using thermal infrared
data. Agric. For. Met. Vol. 44: 197-216
Kustas, W.P, R.D. Jackson-and G. Asrar, 1989 b. Estimating surface energy-balance components from remotely sensed data. in: G. Asrar (ed.). Theory and applications of optical remote
sensing. John Wiley & Sons; New York; USA. 604-627
Kustas, W.P., 1990. Estimates of evapotranspiration with a one- and two-layer model of heat
transfer over a partial canopy cover. J. Appl.Meteor. vol. 29 (8):704-715
Kustas, W.P., M.S. Moran, R.D. Jackson, L.W. Gay, L.F.W. Duell, K.E. Kunkel and A.D. Matthias, 1990. Instantaneous and daily values of the surface energy balance over agricultural
M. Menenti
Gurney, R.I. and O.K. Hall, 1983. Satellite derived surface energy balance estimates in the Alaskan
sub-artic. J. Clim. Appl. Meteorol. vol. 22: 115-125
Harding, R.I., C.M. Taylor and J.W. Finch, 1996. Areal average surface fluxes from mesoscale
meteorological models: the application of remote sensing. In: J.B. Stewart et al. (eds.). Scaling
up in hydrology using remote sensing. J. Wiley & Sons. Ltd., Chichester UK: 59-76
Hatfield J.L., R.I. Reginato, R.D. Jackson, S.B. Idso and P.I. Pinter, 1978. Remote sensing of surface temperature for soil moisture, evapotranspiration and yield estimation. Proc. 5th Canadian
Symposium on Remote Sensing: 460-465
Heilman J.L., E.T. Kanemasu, N.I. Rosenberg and B.L. Blad, 1976. Thermal scanner measurement
of canopy temperatures to estimate evapotranspiration. Rem. Sens. Envir. vol. 5 (2): 137-145
Hipps, L.E., D. Or and C.M.U. Neale, 1996. Spatial structure and scaling of surface fluxes in a
Great Basin ecosystem. In: J.B. Stewart et al. (eds), Scaling up in hydrology using remote sensing. Wiley, Chichester, UK: 113-125.
Humes, K.S., W.P. Kustas and M.S. Moran, 1994. Use of remote sensing and reference site
measurements to estimate instantaneous surface energy balance components over a semiarid
rangeland watershed. Water Resour. Res. Vol. 30 (5): 1363-1373
Inoue, Y .. and M.S. Moran, 1997. A simplified method for remote sensing of daily canopy transpiration - a case study with direct measurements of canopy transpiration in soybean canopies. Int. J. Rem. Sens. Vol.l8 (I): 139-152
Jackson, R.D., R.I. Reginato and S.B. Idso, 1977. Wheat canopy temperatures: a practical tool for
evaluating water requirements. Water Resour. Res. vol. 13: 651-656
Jackson, R.D., 1985. Evaluating evapotranspiration at local and regional scales. Proc. IEEE vol. 73:
1086-1096
Jackson, R.D., W.P. Kustas and B.I. Choudhury, 1988. A re-examination of the crop-water stress
index. Irrig. Sci. vol. 9: 309-317
Jensen, M.E., R.D. Burman and R.G. Allen, 1990. Evaporation and irrigation water requirement.
ASCE Manual No. 70. American Society of Civil Engineers, New York: 332 pp.
Jha, C.S., B. Gharai, M.S.R. Murthy and C.B.S. Dutt, 1996. Estimation of evapotranspiration at
larger scales using remotely sensed data. Tropical Ecol. vol.37 (I): 93-100
Kairu, E.N., 1991. A review of methods for estimating evapotranspiration, particularly those that
utilize remote sensing. GeoJournal vol.25 (4): 371-376
Kalma, J.D., 1989. A comparison of expressions for the aerodynamic resistance to sensible heat
transfer. Technical Memorandum No. 89-6. Division of Water Resources, Institute of Natural
Resources and Environment, CSIRO, Australia. 17 pp
Kaneko, D. and M. Hino, 1996. Proposal and investigation of a method for estimating surface
energy balance in regional forests using TM derived vegetation index and observatory data.
Int. J. Rem. Sens. Vol.l7 (6): 1129-1148
Kimes, D.S., 1983. Remote sensing of row crop structure and component temperatures using
directional radiometric temperatures and inversion techniques. Rem. Sens. Envir. Vol. 13: 3355
Kustas, W.P., B.I. Choudhury, M.S. Moran, R.I. Reginato, R.D. Jackson, L.W. Gay and H.L.
Weaver, 1989 a. Determination of sensible heat flux over sparse canopy using thermal infrared
data. Agric. For. Met. Vol. 44: 197-216
Kustas, W.P, R.D. Jackson-and G. Asrar, 1989 b. Estimating surface energy-balance components from remotely sensed data. in: G. Asrar (ed.). Theory and applications of optical remote
sensing. John Wiley & Sons; New York; USA. 604-627
Kustas, W.P., 1990. Estimates of evapotranspiration with a one- and two-layer model of heat
transfer over a partial canopy cover. J. Appl.Meteor. vol. 29 (8):704-715
Kustas, W.P., M.S. Moran, R.D. Jackson, L.W. Gay, L.F.W. Duell, K.E. Kunkel and A.D. Matthias, 1990. Instantaneous and daily values of the surface energy balance over agricultural