Technical note: Using distributed temperature sensing for Bowen ratio evaporation measurements

Technical note: Using distributed temperature sensing for Bowen ratio evaporation measurements
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技术说明:使用分布式温度传感进行鲍文比蒸发测量

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2017
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H. Savenije
H. Savenije
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B. Schilperoort;M. Coenders;Willem Luxemburg;C. J. Rodríguez;C. Vaca;H. Savenije

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摘要。分布式温度传感(DTS)技术的精度和空间分辨率的快速提高使其能够在水文和大气科学中使用。介绍了利用DTS测量波温比(BR-DTS)来估算感热通量和潜热通量的方法。波温比是由dts测量的空气温度和湿球温度的垂直剖面得出的。然而,在之前的研究中,测量的温度没有得到验证,电缆也没有屏蔽太阳辐射。此外,BR-DTS方法以前还没有在森林上空进行过测试,那里的温度梯度很小,气柱中的能量储存变得很重要。本文验证了DTS湿球温度和空气温度测量的准确性,并将所得的波温比和热通量与涡动相关方差数据进行了比较。2016年8月,BR-DTS在荷兰中部混交林的一座46 米高的塔上进行了性能测试。平均树高为26至30 米,温度在树冠下、树冠内和树冠上测量。利用垂直温度分布曲线计算了空气柱的潜热和感热蓄积量。我们发现太阳辐射对温度测量有显著影响,导致偏差高达3 K。通过安装屏幕,阳光造成的误差减少到1 K以下。风速似乎对测量的湿球温度的影响很小,无论是在树冠下面还是在树冠上面。经过简单的质量控制后,DTS测量的Bowen比率与涡流相关方差(EC)估计值具有良好的相关性(r2 = 0.59)。BR-DTS和EC之间的平均能量平衡闭合性较好,BR-DTS方法的平均低估值为3.4 W m−2。然而,在白天,BR-DTS方法高估了可用能量,而在夜间,BR-DTS方法估计的可用能量更负。这种差异可能与生物质储热有关,但在本研究中被忽略了。BR-DTS方法平均高估潜热通量18.7 W m−2,RMSE = 90 W m−2。感热通量平均低估10.6 W m−2,RMSE = 76 W m−2。一旦能量平衡中的不确定性降低,BR-DTS的估计就可以得到改善。然而,例如,应用Monin-Obukhov相似理论可以为感热通量提供独立的估计。这将使高度不确定和难以确定的净可用能量的确定变得多余。
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