A watershed-scale evapotranspiration model considering forest type, stand parameters, and climate factors
Authors:
- Shodai InokoshiSIShodai Inokoshi
- Takashi GomiTGTakashi Gomi
- Chen-Wei ChiuCCChen-Wei Chiu
- Yuichi OndaYOYuichi Onda
- Asahi HashimotoAHAsahi Hashimoto
- Yupan ZhangYZYupan Zhang
- Taku M. SaitohTSTaku M. Saitoh
- 15 September 2023
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Forest Ecology and Management
- Vol. 547
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