Calculation Method of Natural Leymus chinensis Evapotranspiration under Shallow Groundwater Level Condition

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Natural Leymus Chinensis evapotranspiration in the Otindag sandy area under shallow ground-water level condition is calculated based on Soil-Water-Atmosphere-Plant (SWAP) Model developed by Wageningen Agricultural College. The observed values in open test and interior experiment, the meteorological observation and crop index, and the data of soil volumetric moisture content in 2005, are used to calibrate parameters of SWAP model, determine and check out the water transfer parameters of SWAP model with soil volumetric moisture content in 2006. The result shows that SWAP model has high precision and can be use to simulate evapotranspiration under shallow groundwater level condition.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 807-809)

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1644-1647

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September 2013

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