Prof. Dr. A.A.M HOLTSLAG, chair of the group, will be responsible for the activities related to the development of the approach of using Meteosat data in ETR estimations.

Dr. H. de BRUIN will lead the workpackage devoted to the micrometeorological activities (WP2), including fieldwork, and a workshop on scintillometry.

Dr. O.K. HARTOGENSIS will conduct the field-campaigns in which WU is involved and provide training in the scintillometry and eddy-correlation method.

Team references

Beyrich F., Richter S. H., Weisensee U., Kohsiek W., Bosveld F., Lohse H., De Bruin H. A. R., Hartogensis O. K., Bange J. and Vogt R., 2000, ‘The LITFASS-98 Experiment: Fluxes Over a Heterogeneous Land Surface’, 14th Symp. on Boundary Layer and Turbulence, 7-11/8, Aspen, CO, USA

De Bruin H.A.R., Hartogensis O.K., Allen R.G. and Kramer J.W.J.L., 2005, ‘Regional Advection Perturbations in an Irrigated Desert (RAPID) Experiment’, Theor. Appl. Climatol. 80, 143-152

Hartogensis O.K. and De Bruin H.A.R., 2006, Estimating surface fluxes in irrigated areas with scintillometers. In: Proceedings Computational Methods in Water Resources XVI International Conference: Copenhagen, Denmark. CMWR (2006)

Meijninger W.M.L. and De Bruin H.A.R., 2000, The sensible heat flux over irrigated areas in western Turkey determined with a large aperture scintillometer, J. of Hydrology, 229, 42-49

Ronda R.J., Holtslag A.A.M. and De Bruin H.A.R., 2000, Representation of the Canopy Conductance in Modelling the Surface Energy Balance, Proc. 14th Symposium on Boundary Layer and Turbulence, 314 - 318

Project publications are available in the library