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Trans. ASAE vo1.17: 673-677
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Schubert, S.D., J. Pfaendtner and R. Rood, 1993. An assimilated data set for Earth science applications. Bull. Am. Meteorol. Soc. Vol. 74: 2331-2342
Seevers, P.M., and R.W. Ottmann, 1994. Evapotranspiration estimation using a normalized difference vegetation index transformation of satellite data. Hydrol. Sci. J. vol. 39 (4): 333-345
Segal, M. and R.W. Arritt, 1992. Non-classical mesoscale circulations caused by surface sensible
heat-flux gradients. Bull. Amer. Meteorol. Soc. Vol. 73: 1593-1604
Seguin, B., 1981. Bioclimatological aspects of crop production. In: A.Berg (ed.) Application of
remote sensing to agricultural production forecasting. A.A. Balkema, Rotterdam, The Netherlands: 33-45
Seguin, B. and B. Itier, 1983. Using midday surface temperature to estimate daily evaporation ITom
satellite thermallR data. Int. J. Rem. Sens. vol. 4: 371-383
Seguin, B., 1989.Use of surface temperature in agrometeorology. in: F. Toselli (ed.) Applications
of remote sensing to agrometeorology. Kluwer Academic Publishers, Dordrecht, The Netherlands: 221-240
Seguin, B., J.P. Lagouarde and M. Savane, 1991. The assessment of regional crop water conditions from meteorological satellite thermal infrared data. Rem. Sens. Envir. Vol. 35 (2-3):
141-148
Shukla, J. and Y. Mintz, 1982. Influence ofland surface evapotranspiration on the Earth's climate.
Science vol. 215: 1498-150 I
Smith, R.C.G. and BJ. Choudhury, 1991. Analysis of normalized difference and surface temperature observations over southeastern Australia. Int. 1. Rem. Sens. Vol. 12: 2021-2044
Soer, GJ .R., 1977. The TERGRA model - A mathematical model for the simulation of the daily
behaviour of crop surface temperature and actual evapotranspiration. NIWARS Publ. 46. Delft,
The Netherlands: 44 p
Soer, GJ.R., 1980. Estimation of regional evapotranspiration and soil moisture conditions using
remotely sensed crop surface temperature. Rem. Sens. Envir. Vol. 9: 27-45
Starr, V.P. and J.P. Peixoto, 1958. On the global balance of water vapour and the hydrology of deserts. Tellus vol. 10: 189-194
Stone, L.R., E.T. Kanemasu and M.L. Horton, 1975. Grain sorghum canopy temperature as influenced by clouds. Rem. Sens. Envir. vol. 4 (2): 177-181
Susskind, 1., 1993. Water vapour and temperature. In: RJ. Gurney et al. (Eds.). Atlas of satellite
observations related to global change. Cambridge Univ. Press, New York N.Y.: 89-128
Taconet, O. and D. Vidal-Madjar, 1988. Application of a flux algorithm to a field-satellite campaign over vegetated area. Rem. Sens. Envir. Vol.26 (3): 227-239.
Taconet 0., A. Olioso, M. Ben-Mehrez and N. Brisson, 1995. Seasonal estimation of evaporation and stomatal conductance over a soybean field using surface IR temperatures. Agric. For.
Met. Vol. 73 (3-4): 321-337
Thornthwaite, C.W. 1944. Report of the Committee on Transpiration and Evaporation. Trans. AGU
vol. 25: 683-693
Thornthwaite, C.W., 1948. An approach towards a rational classification of climate. Geogr. Rev.
vol. 38: 55-94
Thunnissen, H.A.M. and GJ.A. Nieuwenhuis, 1990. A simplified method to estimate 24-h evapotranspiration ITom thermal infrared data. Rem. Sens. Envir. Vol. 31: 211-225
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Sato, N., PJ. Sellers, E.K. Randall, J. Schneider, J. Shukla, 1.L. Kinter III, Y. T. Hou and E. Albertazzi, 1989. Effects of implementing the simple biosphere model (SiB) in a general circulation
model. J. Atmos. Sci. vol. 46 (18): 2757-2782
Saxton, K.E., H.PJohnson and R.H. Shaw, 1974. Modeling evapotranspiration and soil moisture.
Trans. ASAE vo1.17: 673-677
Schuepp, P.H., R.L. Desjardins, 1.1. Macpherson, 1.B. Boisvert and L.B. Austin, 1989. Interpretation of airborne estimates of evapotranspiration. IAHS Publication. No. 177: 185-196
Schubert, S.D., J. Pfaendtner and R. Rood, 1993. An assimilated data set for Earth science applications. Bull. Am. Meteorol. Soc. Vol. 74: 2331-2342
Seevers, P.M., and R.W. Ottmann, 1994. Evapotranspiration estimation using a normalized difference vegetation index transformation of satellite data. Hydrol. Sci. J. vol. 39 (4): 333-345
Segal, M. and R.W. Arritt, 1992. Non-classical mesoscale circulations caused by surface sensible
heat-flux gradients. Bull. Amer. Meteorol. Soc. Vol. 73: 1593-1604
Seguin, B., 1981. Bioclimatological aspects of crop production. In: A.Berg (ed.) Application of
remote sensing to agricultural production forecasting. A.A. Balkema, Rotterdam, The Netherlands: 33-45
Seguin, B. and B. Itier, 1983. Using midday surface temperature to estimate daily evaporation ITom
satellite thermallR data. Int. J. Rem. Sens. vol. 4: 371-383
Seguin, B., 1989.Use of surface temperature in agrometeorology. in: F. Toselli (ed.) Applications
of remote sensing to agrometeorology. Kluwer Academic Publishers, Dordrecht, The Netherlands: 221-240
Seguin, B., J.P. Lagouarde and M. Savane, 1991. The assessment of regional crop water conditions from meteorological satellite thermal infrared data. Rem. Sens. Envir. Vol. 35 (2-3):
141-148
Shukla, J. and Y. Mintz, 1982. Influence ofland surface evapotranspiration on the Earth's climate.
Science vol. 215: 1498-150 I
Smith, R.C.G. and BJ. Choudhury, 1991. Analysis of normalized difference and surface temperature observations over southeastern Australia. Int. 1. Rem. Sens. Vol. 12: 2021-2044
Soer, GJ .R., 1977. The TERGRA model - A mathematical model for the simulation of the daily
behaviour of crop surface temperature and actual evapotranspiration. NIWARS Publ. 46. Delft,
The Netherlands: 44 p
Soer, GJ.R., 1980. Estimation of regional evapotranspiration and soil moisture conditions using
remotely sensed crop surface temperature. Rem. Sens. Envir. Vol. 9: 27-45
Starr, V.P. and J.P. Peixoto, 1958. On the global balance of water vapour and the hydrology of deserts. Tellus vol. 10: 189-194
Stone, L.R., E.T. Kanemasu and M.L. Horton, 1975. Grain sorghum canopy temperature as influenced by clouds. Rem. Sens. Envir. vol. 4 (2): 177-181
Susskind, 1., 1993. Water vapour and temperature. In: RJ. Gurney et al. (Eds.). Atlas of satellite
observations related to global change. Cambridge Univ. Press, New York N.Y.: 89-128
Taconet, O. and D. Vidal-Madjar, 1988. Application of a flux algorithm to a field-satellite campaign over vegetated area. Rem. Sens. Envir. Vol.26 (3): 227-239.
Taconet 0., A. Olioso, M. Ben-Mehrez and N. Brisson, 1995. Seasonal estimation of evaporation and stomatal conductance over a soybean field using surface IR temperatures. Agric. For.
Met. Vol. 73 (3-4): 321-337
Thornthwaite, C.W. 1944. Report of the Committee on Transpiration and Evaporation. Trans. AGU
vol. 25: 683-693
Thornthwaite, C.W., 1948. An approach towards a rational classification of climate. Geogr. Rev.
vol. 38: 55-94
Thunnissen, H.A.M. and GJ.A. Nieuwenhuis, 1990. A simplified method to estimate 24-h evapotranspiration ITom thermal infrared data. Rem. Sens. Envir. Vol. 31: 211-225