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19.5.1.3. Pan Evaporation Method
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What does the Pan Evaporation Method estimate?
Hint
Think about the processes of water loss.
- 2.
What does K_p stand for?
Hint
It adjusts the pan evaporation measurements.
- 3.
What is the primary purpose of the Pan Evaporation Method?
- To measure rainfall
- To estimate evapotranspiration
- To calculate soil moisture
Hint
Focus on the process of water loss to the atmosphere.
- 4.
True or False: The pan coefficient (K_p) is a constant value.
- True
- False
Hint
Consider if external factors can change this value.
- 5.
In an area with high winds and low humidity, the measured evaporation from a Class A pan is 12mm. If the average K_p for this environment is determined to be 0.6, what is the estimated ET?
Hint
Use the formula and consider how environmental factors play a role.
- 6.
Investigate how an increase in temperature affects the K_p and subsequent ET estimates. Design a brief report discussing the relationship with supporting data.
Hint
Focus on how K_p changes with temperature.
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