The relative importance of the evaporation components for modeling the land surface-atmosphere interactions in temperate European forests.

Van den Hoof, Catherine; Vidale, P.L.; Verhoef, A; Vincke, Caroline

The relative importance of the evaporation components for modeling the land surface-atmosphere interactions in temperate European forests.

Van den Hoof, Catherine

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Vidale, P.L.

;

Verhoef, A

;

Vincke, Caroline

(2012) EGU General Assembly — Location: Vienne (22.April.2012)

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Van den Hoof, CatherineThe University of Reading
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Vidale, P.L.The University of Reading
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Verhoef, AThe University of Reading
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Vincke, CarolineUCLouvain
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The University of ReadingDepartment of Meteorology
The University of ReadingDepartment of Geography and Environmental Science
UCLouvainSST/ELI/ELIE - Environmental Sciences

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Van den Hoof, C. (2012). The relative importance of the evaporation components for modeling the land surface-atmosphere interactions in temperate European forests. Geophysical Research Abstracts, 14(2012-4261-4), 1. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/234881 (Original work published 2012)