Hsin-Ning Su
Princeton University
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Journal of Hydrometeorology | 2005
Hsin-Ning Su; Matthew F. McCabe; Eric F. Wood; Zhongbo Su; J. Prueger
Abstract The Surface Energy Balance System (SEBS) model was developed to estimate land surface fluxes using remotely sensed data and available meteorology. In this study, a dual assessment of SEBS is performed using two independent, high-quality datasets that are collected during the Soil Moisture–Atmosphere Coupling Experiment (SMACEX). The purpose of this comparison is twofold. First, using high-quality local-scale data, model-predicted surface fluxes can be evaluated against in situ observations to determine the accuracy limit at the field scale using SEBS. To accomplish this, SEBS is forced with meteorological data derived from towers distributed throughout the Walnut Creek catchment. Flux measurements from 10 eddy covariance systems positioned on these towers are used to evaluate SEBS over both corn and soybean surfaces. These data allow for an assessment of modeled fluxes during a period of rapid vegetation growth and varied hydrometeorology. Results indicate that SEBS can predict evapotranspiration...
Journal of Hydrometeorology | 2006
Rafał Wójcik; Peter Troch; H. Stricker; P. J. J. F. Torfs; Eric F. Wood; Hsin-Ning Su; Zhongbo Su
Abstract This paper proposes a new probabilistic approach for describing uncertainty in the ensembles of latent heat flux proxies. The proxies are obtained from hourly Bowen ratio and satellite-derived measurements, respectively, at several locations in the southern Great Plains region in the United States. The novelty of the presented approach is that the proxies are not considered separately, but as bivariate samples from an underlying probability density function. To describe the latter, the use of Gaussian mixture density models—a class of nonparametric, data-adaptive probability density functions—is proposed. In this way any subjective assumptions (e.g., Gaussianity) on the form of bivariate latent heat flux ensembles are avoided. This makes the estimated mixtures potentially useful in nonlinear interpolation and nonlinear probabilistic data assimilation of noisy latent heat flux measurements. The results in this study show that both of these applications are feasible through regionalization of estim...
Remote Sensing of Environment | 2005
Andrew N. French; F. Jacob; Martha C. Anderson; William P. Kustas; W.J. Timmermans; A.S.M. Gieske; Zhongbo Su; Hsin-Ning Su; Matthew F. McCabe; Fuqin Li; J. Prueger; Nathaniel A. Brunsell
Remote Sensing of Environment | 2008
Matthew F. McCabe; Eric F. Wood; Randy Wojcik; Ming Pan; Justin Sheffield; Huilin Gao; Hsin-Ning Su
Remote Sensing of Environment | 2005
Andrew N. French; F. Jacob; Martha C. Anderson; William P. Kustas; W.J. Timmermans; A.S.M. Gieske; Zhongbo Su; Hsin-Ning Su; Matthew F. McCabe; Fuqin Li; John H. Prueger; Nathaniel A. Brunsell
18th World IMACS Congress and MODSIM09 Proceedings International Congress on Modelling#R##N#and Simulation. Cairns, Australia from 13–17 July 2009 | 2009
Yi Y. Liu; Matthew F. McCabe; Jason P. Evans; Albert Van Dijk; Richard de Jeu; Hsin-Ning Su
Archive | 2006
Hsin-Ning Su; Eric F. Wood; Randy Wojcik; Matthew F. McCabe
Archive | 2006
Hsin-Ning Su; Eric F. Wood; Justin Sheffield
Archive | 2005
Eric F. Wood; Matthew F. McCabe; Hsin-Ning Su
Archive | 2004
Hsin-Ning Su; Matthew F. McCabe; Eric F. Wood