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Daily Evapotranspiration Estimation at the Field Scale: Using the Modified SEBS Model and HJ-1 Data in a Desert-Oasis Area, Northwestern China

Zhenyan Yi    
Hongli Zhao    
Yunzhong Jiang    
Haowen Yan    
Yin Cao    
Yanyan Huang and Zhen Hao    

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