Ammara Talib
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Evaluation of prediction and forecasting models for evapotranspiration of agricultural lands in the Midwest US
Random Forest (RF) and recurrent neural network models such as LSTM predict field-scale ET more accurately than process-based models. Vapor pressure and crop coefficients are key predictors for irrigated crops. ET forecasting for non-irrigated crop requires enhanced vegetation index. Short-term (3-day) forecasts have lower uncertainty, higher accuracy using RF.
Ammara Talib
,
Ankur R.Desai
,
Jingyi Huang
,
Tim J.Griffis
,
David E.Reed
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Machine learning data-driven network to estimate and forecast evapotranspiration (ET)
A new framework based on a machine learning data-driven network to estimate and forecast evapotranspiration in agricultural areas was proposed.
Jan 15, 2021
What have we learned from continuous crop and forest evapotranspiration observations in the Central Sands?
We can better quantify evapotranspiration (ET) to improve our understanding of the Central Sands water cycle and improve irrigation demand forecasting.
Ammara Talib
,
Ankur R Desai (2019)
Feb 5, 2019
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