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Agricultural Science Digest, volume 22 issue 4 (december 2002) : 240 - 242

NET RADIATION EVALUATION FROM REMOTE MULTI BAND AND METEOROLOGICAL DATA OVER WHEAT CROP

Anil Kumar, P.L. Gupta, Ram Niwas, Karambir Sharma
1Department of Agricultural Meteorology. CCS Haryana Agricultural University, Hisar - 125 004, India
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Cite article:- Kumar Anil, Gupta P.L., Niwas Ram, Sharma Karambir (2024). NET RADIATION EVALUATION FROM REMOTE MULTI BAND AND METEOROLOGICAL DATA OVER WHEAT CROP. Agricultural Science Digest. 22(4): 240 - 242. doi: .
An experiment was conducted during rabi season 1997–98 to evaluate net-radiation using-multi band remote sensing and ground base meteorological data. The net radiation (Rn) were measured with net radiometer 1 meter above wheat crop. The values of net radiation ranged from 458 to 691 w/m2 during all the growth stages. The net radiation was also computed using remote sensing and meteorological data. A regression equation was developed between actually measured (Rn) and remotely sensed (Rn) net radiation values, which is expressed as:  This equation can be used to estimate net radiation using remote sensing and meteorological data into actual values.
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