基于SEBS模型的遥感反演区域蒸散发研究.pptVIP

* SENSIBLE HEAT FLUX ESTIMATION USING SURFACE ENERGY BALANCE SYSTEM (SEBS), MODIS PRODUCTS, AND NCEP REANALYSIS DATA Yuanyuan Wanga, Xiang Lia,b a, National Satellite Meteorological Center, China Meteorological Administration b, Nanjing University of Information Science Technology 1. INTRODUCTION 2. METHODOLOGY 3. DATA 4. RESULTS AND ANALYSIS 5. DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSION OUTLINE: 1. INTRODUCTION This paper used the Surface Energy Balance System (SEBS) to estimate the regional sensible heat flux, fully using the advantages of temporal and spatial resolutions of MODIS data and the height of the Planetary Boundary Layer of NCEP reanalysis data. In addition, a new approach which deriving the value of roughness length of momentum transport was being used in this paper to improve the accuracy of calculation. Based on the LAS continuously measurements at Arou site and sensible heat predictions data provided by NCEP, regional sensible heat flux in Arou area estimated by MODIS data and NCEP data extended over several months were validated. The results demonstrated that running SEBS model with NCEP meteorological data was feasible. And a sensitivity analysis for , and has been performed in order to investigate how the variable affect the result of regional sensible heat flux calculated by SEBS. To estimate the components of energy balance Conventional techniques : point measurements ( point scales ) Recently : Remote sensing ( regional scales ) Validation of estimated sensible heat flux Conventional techniques : point measurements ( point scales ) i.e. Bowen ratio system, Eddy correlation system Recently : Large Aperture Scintillometers (LAS) ( regional scales ) 1. INTRODUCTION 1. INTRODUCTION The roughness length of momentum can be derived from wind and temperature profiles in the past. disadvantage : a. sensitive to measurem