期刊
REMOTE SENSING OF ENVIRONMENT
卷 136, 期 -, 页码 234-246出版社
ELSEVIER SCIENCE INC
DOI: 10.1016/j.rse.2013.05.010
关键词
Mediterranean drylands; Surface temperature; Two-source model; Surface energy fluxes; Priestley-Taylor assumption; Parallel and series resistance network
资金
- Andalusia Regional Government project AQUASEM [P06-RNM-01732]
- Andalusia Regional Government project GEOCARBO [P08-RNM-3721]
- Andalusia Regional Government project GLOCHARID
- European Union
- Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation CARBORAD Project [CGL2011-27493]
- Danish Council for Independent Research and Technology and Production Sciences (FTP) [09-070382]
- Regional Andalucian Government (Spain) [RNM-6685]
- Andalusia Regional Government
- Villum Fonden [00007163] Funding Source: researchfish
A two-source model (TSM) for surface energy balance, considering explicitly soil and vegetation components, was tested under water stress conditions. The TSM evaluated estimates the sensible heat flux (H) using the surface-air thermal gradient and the latent heat flux (LE) as a residual from the surface energy balance equation. The analysis was performed in a semiarid Mediterranean tussock grassland in southeast Spain, where H is the dominant flux and LE rates are low, challenging conditions under which the TSM has not been validated before. We evaluated two different resistance schemes: series and parallel; as well as the iterative algorithm included in the TSM to disaggregate the soil-surface composite temperature into its separate components. Continuous field measurements of composite soil-vegetation surface temperature (T-R) and bare soil temperature (T-s) from thermal infrared sensors were used for model testing along with canopy temperature estimates (T'(c)), derived from T-R and T-s. Comparisons with Eddy covariance and field data showed that the TSM produced reliable estimates of net radiation (Rn) and H fluxes, with errors of similar to 30% and similar to 10%, respectively, but not for LE, with errors similar to 90%. Despite of lower errors (similar to 10%) in estimating H using parallel resistance, the series scheme was more robust showing slightly higher correlations (r(2) = 0.78-0.80 vs. r(2) = 0.75-0.77) and allowing a better disaggregadon of soil and canopy fluxes. Differences between model runs using the iterative algorithm to disaggregate T-R and the simplified version that uses separate inputs of T-s and T'(c) were minor. This demonstrates the robustness of the iterative procedure to disaggregate a composite soil-vegetation temperature into separate soil and vegetation components in semiarid environments with good prospects for image applications. (C) 2013 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
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