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WaterSMART - Evapotranspiration (ET)

The USGS EROS approach to ET estimation allows the quantification of ET at two important scales: (1) field and (2) hydrologic basin. Field-scale ET is used for water use estimation to understand and quantify where, by whom, and how much water is being used in the landscape. On the other hand, basin-scale ET assists in understanding basin water balance and water availability.
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WaterSMART - Evapotranspiration (ET)

The USGS EROS approach to ET estimation allows the quantification of ET at two important scales: (1) field and (2) hydrologic basin. Field-scale ET is used for water use estimation to understand and quantify where, by whom, and how much water is being used in the landscape. On the other hand, basin-scale ET assists in understanding basin water balance and water availability.
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Global Food Security-Support Analysis Data at 30 m (GFSAD30)

Using remote sensing data, especially Landsat data to map cropland extent, and crop types, to support managing water supplies for both energy and food production to ensure global food security.
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Global Food Security-Support Analysis Data at 30 m (GFSAD30)

Using remote sensing data, especially Landsat data to map cropland extent, and crop types, to support managing water supplies for both energy and food production to ensure global food security.
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