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19.5.2.1. Energy Budget Equation
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What does R represent in the Energy Budget Equation?
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Think about the radiation that enters and leaves the Earth's surface.
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Define sensible heat flux.
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Consider how temperature influences energy transfer.
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What is the formula for the Energy Budget Equation?
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Remember the key components: net radiation, soil heat, and sensible heat.
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True or False: Soil Heat Flux (G) decreases ET.
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Consider how energy inputs versus losses work in the equation.
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Provide a detailed analysis of how an increase in temperature might affect the Energy Budget Equation components.
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Consider real-world effects of ambient temperature changes.
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Design a small experiment to measure R, G, and H in a garden setting to estimate λE.
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Think practically about how you can set up measurements in an accessible location.
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