Simulation Model for Evapotranspiration of Wheat: Empirical Approach
D. Shimshi, Gad Strateener, Mordechai Weisbrod, Eshel Bresler, Dan Yaron
Abstract
D. Shimshi, Gad Strateener, Mordechai Weisbrod, Eshel Bresler, Dan Yaron
Abstract
Until recently, the selection of economically optimal irrigation practices has been based mainly on field experimentation. Such experiments have been carried out on various crops in regions where climatic conditions necessitate irrigation. The conclusions obtained in such experiments are valid only under conditions identical to those prevailing during the experiment.
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Until recently, the selection of economically optimal irrigation practices has been based mainly on field experimentation. Such experiments have been carried out on various crops in regions where climatic conditions necessitate irrigation. The conclusions obtained in such experiments are valid only under conditions identical to those prevailing during the experiment.
Key concepts: Evapotranspiration, Irrigation, Selection (genetic algorithm), Environmental science, Hydrology (agriculture), Agricultural engineering, Field (mathematics), Empirical modelling