Search Results - "Faraminan, Adan"

Estimation of urban methane concentration from remote sensor data by Stadler, Carla, Fuse, Victoria S, Faraminan, Adan M. G., Linares, Santiago, Juliarena, Paula

“…Methane (CH 4 ) is the second more important greenhouse gas (GHG), respecting its potential global warming. Although cities represent only 2% of the global…”
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Estimation of actual evapotranspiration using NASA-POWER data and Support Vector Machine by Faraminan, Adan M.G., Degano, Maria Florencia, Carmona, Facundo, Rodriguez, Paula Olivera

“…An important issue for agricultural planning is to estimate evapotranspiration accurately due to its fundamental role in the sustainable use of water…”
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Estimation of actual evapotranspiration in barley crop through a generalized linear model by Faramiñan, Adán, Rodriguez, Paula Olivera, Carmona, Facundo, Holzman, Mauro, Rivas, Raúl, Mancino, Christian

“…Evapotranspiration is a key variable of the water cycle. Its calculation requires several ground data that frequently are not available. This study contains a…”
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Comparison of NASA-POWER solar radiation data with ground-based measurements in the south of South America by Orte, Facundo, Lusi, Anabela, Carmona, Facundo, D'Elia, Raul, Faraminan, Adan, Wolfram, Elian

“…Accurate information of solar radiation from satellites is crucial for many applications, mainly in regions with lack of ground-based measurements. In this…”
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Evaluation of a generalized linear model for the actual evapotranspiration using satellite and reanalysis data by Adan Faraminan, M. G., Laino, Cristian, Carmona, Facundo, Holzman, Mauro E., Rivas, Raul E.

“…An important issue for agricultural planning is to estimate evapotranspiration accurately due to its fundamental role in sustainable use of water resources. It…”
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Analysis of Priestley-Taylor method in different environments and coverages by Florencia Degano, Maria, Carmona, Facundo, Olivera Rodriguez, Paula, Faraminan, Adan, Rivas, Raul, Bayala, Martin, Niclos Corts, Raquel

“…Evapotranspiration is one of the most important variables in the hydrological cycle. In this sense, its precise quantification is necessary in the field of…”
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