Session 9: SIMS (Satellite Irrigation Management Support)

Date: 26 May 2021

Time: 5 PM (GMT +2)

This webinar will provide a brief description of key algorithms, step-wise synoptic view of calculation procedures to arrive to ET, where input data are coming from, which sensors are used, what spatial, temporal and spectral resolutions are used, what are the critical steps prone to errors, what to do to reduce errors, strengths and weakness of the model, expected uncertainty, best application purposes and brief examples.

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Agenda and speakers:

Topic	Speaker	Duration
Brief recap & introduction	Moderator: Pasquale Steduto	10 min
SIMS	Forrest Melton	40 min
Q&A session	Moderator: Pasquale Steduto	40 min
Wrap-up and concluding remarks		10 min

Session 8: ET Watch

Date: 19 May 2021

Time: 1 PM (GMT +2)

This webinar will provide a brief description of key algorithms, step-wise synoptic view of calculation procedures to arrive to ET, where input data are coming from, which sensors are used, what spatial, temporal and spectral resolutions are used, what are the critical steps prone to errors, what to do to reduce errors, strengths and weakness of the model, expected uncertainty, best application purposes and brief examples.

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Agenda and speakers:

Topic	Speaker	Duration
Brief recap & introduction	Moderator: Pasquale Steduto	10 min
ET Watch	Bingfang Wu	40 min
Q&A session	Moderator: Pasquale Steduto	40 min
Wrap-up and concluding remarks		10 min

Session 7: ETMonitor

Date: 5 May 2021

Time: 1 PM (GMT +2)

This webinar will provide a brief description of key algorithms, step-wise synoptic view of calculation procedures to arrive to ET, where input data are coming from, which sensors are used, what spatial, temporal and spectral resolutions are used, what are the critical steps prone to errors, what to do to reduce errors, strengths and weakness of the model, expected uncertainty, best application purposes and brief examples.

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Agenda and speakers:

Topic	Speaker	Duration
Brief recap & introduction	Moderator: Pasquale Steduto	10 min
ETMonitor	Li Jia	40 min
Q&A session	Moderator: Pasquale Steduto	40 min
Wrap-up and concluding remarks		10 min

Session 6: WaPOR-ETLook

Date: 28 April 2021

Time: 1 PM (GMT +2)

This webinar will provide a brief description of key algorithms, step-wise synoptic view of calculation procedures to arrive to ET, where input data are coming from, which sensors are used, what spatial, temporal and spectral resolutions are used, what are the critical steps prone to errors, what to do to reduce errors, strengths and weakness of the model, expected uncertainty, best application purposes and brief examples.

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Agenda and speakers:

Topic	Speaker	Duration
Brief recap & introduction	Moderator: Pasquale Steduto	10 min
WaPOR-ETLook	Annemarie Klaasse & Henk Pelgrum	40 min
Q&A session	Moderator: Pasquale Steduto	40 min
Wrap-up and concluding remarks		10 min

Session 5: SSEBop

Date: 21 April 2021

Time: 2 PM (GMT +2)

This webinar will provide a brief description of key algorithms, step-wise synoptic view of calculation procedures to arrive to ET, where input data are coming from, which sensors are used, what spatial, temporal and spectral resolutions are used, what are the critical steps prone to errors, what to do to reduce errors, strengths and weakness of the model, expected uncertainty, best application purposes and brief examples.

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Session 4: ALEXI, Dis-ALEXI

Date: 14 April 2021

Time: 2 PM (GMT +2)

This webinar will provide a brief description of key algorithms, step-wise synoptic view of calculation procedures to arrive to ET, where input data are coming from, which sensors are used, what spatial, temporal and spectral resolutions are used, what are the critical steps prone to errors, what to do to reduce errors, strengths and weakness of the model, expected uncertainty, best application purposes and brief examples.

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Session 3: METRIC

Date: 7 April 2021

Time: 1 PM (GMT +2)

This webinar will provide a brief description of key algorithms, step-wise synoptic view of calculation procedures to arrive to ET, where input data are coming from, which sensors are used, what spatial, temporal and spectral resolutions are used, what are the critical steps prone to errors, what to do to reduce errors, strengths and weakness of the model, expected uncertainty, best application purposes and brief examples.

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Session 2: SEBAL (Surface Energy Balance Algorithm for Land)

Date: 31 March 2021

Time: 1 PM (GMT +2)

The following eight webinars on the RS ET models will provide a brief description of key algorithms, step-wise synoptic view of calculation procedures to arrive to ET, where input data are coming from, which sensors are used, what spatial, temporal and spectral resolutions are used, what are the critical steps prone to errors, what to do to reduce errors, strengths and weakness of the model, expected uncertainty, best application purposes and brief examples.

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Session 1: Setting the scene for the Remote Sensing Evapotranspiration webinars

Date: 24 March 2021

Time: 1 PM (GMT +2)

Summary: The ‘setting-the-scene’ webinar will provide a background on the rationale, objectives, speakers, audience, format and expectations of the webinars’ series, followed by a brief review of concepts and basic algorithms of RS ET determinations, raising  doubts, questions to and uncertainties. A summary of the satellites and sensors presently used for ET determination, along with their spectral, spatial and temporal resolutions and view angle will conclude the first webinar.

Agenda and speakers:

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