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    This document contains calculations of evapotranspiration (ET) rates using the Penman-Monteith equation. It lists input variables like vegetation height, leaf area index, air temperature, humidity, and solar radiation. It then performs the Penman-Monteith calculations to estimate the daily ET rate as 0.6 mm/day and canopy interception loss rate as 50.9 mm/day based on the given conditions.

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    This document contains calculations of evapotranspiration (ET) rates using the Penman-Monteith equation. It lists input variables like vegetation height, leaf area index, air temperature, humidity, and solar radiation. It then performs the Penman-Monteith calculations to estimate the daily ET rate as 0.6 mm/day and canopy interception loss rate as 50.9 mm/day based on the given conditions.

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    This document contains calculations of evapotranspiration (ET) rates using the Penman-Monteith equation. It lists input variables like vegetation height, leaf area index, air temperature, humidity, and solar radiation. It then performs the Penman-Monteith calculations to estimate the daily ET rate as 0.6 mm/day and canopy interception loss rate as 50.9 mm/day based on the given conditions.

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    ATIONS via PENMAN-MONTEITH EQUATION PenMontX.

    xls
    ee Tables 7-5, 7-6 and Example 7-6. S.L. Dingman
    Physical Hydrology, 2nd Ed.
    Calculated Values

    zveg = 16.5 m
    fs = 0.5
    C*leaf = 2.30 mm/s Table 7-5, Fig 7-14
    a= 0.18 See Table 7-5
    LAI = 2.8 See Table 7-5
    P= 101.3 kPa
    sky solar radiation, Kcs = 25.1 MJ/m^2 day; See SolarRad.xls
    cloud cover, C = 1 0 <= C <= 1
    Ta = 19.2 C
    Wa = 0.54
    va = 3 m/s
    Dq = 0 cm
    kg/m^3 ea = 1.20 kPa
    kg/m^3 Kin = 8.91 MJ/m^2 day; Eqn. (7-26)
    MJ/kg eat = 0.96 Eqn. (7-30)
    MJ/m^2 day L= -1.52 MJ/m^2 day
    kPa Dea = 1.03 kPa
    kPa/K Drv = 0.0076 kg/m^3
    kPa/K

    f(Drv) = 0.493
    f(Dq) = 0.999

    (Kin)*f(Drv)*f(Ta)*f(Dq) = 0.270

    mm/s Cleaf = 6.20E-01 mm/s Ccan = 8.68E-01 mm/s

    nman-Monteith ET rate = 6.73E-6 mm/s = 0.6 mm/day


    y interception loss rate = 5.89E-4 mm/s = 50.9 mm/day

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