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Multi-objective conditioning of a SVAT model for heat and CO2 fluxes prediction

文献类型：EI期刊论文

作者Zhu Zhilin; Liu Suxia; Lin Zhonghui; Sun Xiaomin; Mo Xingguo
发表日期2006
关键词Calibration Carbon dioxide Data acquisition Radiometry Remote sensing Uncertain systems
英文摘要The parameters of a SVAT model (VIP) are explored by a multi-objective likelihood measure using the Generalized Likelihood Uncertainty Estimation (GLUE) framework based on field data collected in the North China Plain during the winter wheat growing season in 2001. Agreement indexes of latent, sensible, ground heat and CO2 fluxes and radiometric surface temperature between the observed and the modelled data are used to evaluate the model performance, in which 13 parameters were selected for calibration and model uncertainty estimation. Although the single objective approach effectively constrains the corresponding model response, the multiple objective technique, including both fluxes and state variables, presents a more efficient constraint. The outstanding effect of surface radiometric temperature for calibration suggests that thermal remote sensing might be a promising tool for distributed SVAT model calibration and evaluation over large areas. It is found that, although the model appears to have a serious equifinality problem, the interactions and compensation effects between the parameters are not strong, with both linear and nonlinear correlation coefficients being small. Sensitivity analyses using both scatter plots and partial correlation coefficients show that model responses are sensitive to half of 13 parameters.
出处IAHS-AISH Publication
期303页:164-176
收录类别EI
语种英语
源URL[http://ir.igsnrr.ac.cn/handle/311030/24681]  
专题地理科学与资源研究所_历年回溯文献
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GB/T 7714		 Zhu Zhilin,Liu Suxia,Lin Zhonghui,et al. Multi-objective conditioning of a SVAT model for heat and CO2 fluxes prediction. 2006.

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