Simulation Evaluation of Transpiration Ratio (T/ET) in the Yellow River Basin

Shoubo Cui

doi:10.54097/x9jj2b75

Authors

Shoubo Cui

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/x9jj2b75

Keywords:

Yellow River Basin; Noah-MP model; Dynamic vegetation model;T/ET.

Abstract

It is of great significance to improve the simulation accuracy of vegetation dynamics in land surface models for the study of dynamic changes of vegetation on land surface water and heat cycling. Parameter optimization is an effective means to improve the simulation accuracy of land surface model. Aiming at the application of Noah-MP land surface model in the Yellow River Basin, this paper improves the simulation performance of regional evAPOtranspiration and transpiration ratio by parameter optimization.

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