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ET Adjustment Factors. ESHMC August 2008 B. Contor. Review ESPAM1.1. ET on irrigated lands: traditional calculation ET = ETr x Kc. Review ESPAM1.1. ETr calculated from weather-station data Kc from published tables crop specific empirically derived - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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ET Adjustment Factors

ESHMC

August 2008

B. Contor

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Review ESPAM1.1

• ET on irrigated lands: traditional calculation

ET = ETr x Kc

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Review ESPAM1.1

• ETr calculated from weather-station data

• Kc from published tables– crop specific– empirically derived– based on varieties & practices common at the time

coefficients were developed– assumes "well-watered disease-free" condition

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Review ESPAM1.1

• What if Kctrue = Kctable?

• Kctrue > Kctable

– improved crop varieties– more intense management– more frequent irrigation (evap. component of ET increases)– better irrigation uniformity

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Review ESPAM1.1

• Kctrue < Kctable

– "relaxed" management regime• economically rational w/ low-value crops (pasture)

– disease, insects, low fertility– chronic or acute water stress

• whole farm: quantity or timing of supply

• parts of field: uniformity of application

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Review ESPAM1.1

• What is to be done?

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Review ESPAM1.1

• What is to be done?

ET = ETr x Kc x Adj. Factor

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ET Adjustment Factor

• Variety differences• Management

differences• Irrigation technology• Water-supply issues• System capacity issues• Error in RED factor

• Year-to-year or systematic climate differences– we use actual weather-

station data

• Changes in mix of crops grown– we use actual reported

crop mix

YES No

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Current Capabilityof Recharge Tool

Ad j

. Fac

tor

SPR GRAV

* Vary by application method

* Vary by irrigation entity

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Current Capabilityof Recharge Tool

Ad j

. Fac

tor

Time

* DO NOT vary over time

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ITEMS FOR DISCUSSIONISSUES QUESTIONS1. Metric/Traditional

methods

2. Systematic Trend

3. Cyclical Behavior

4. Different Land-use Data

5. Sprinkler vs. Gravity

6. Entity-to-Entity Differences

• Review Proposed Decision

1. Use METRIC for Trend?

2. Land-use Differences?

3. METRIC define sprinkler vs. gravity?

4. Theoretical/Professional Judgment sprinker vs. gravity?

5. Vary adjustment factor by entity?

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ISSUES for ESPAM2: #1

• METRIC ET for some years– Data set = our best estimate of actual ET

• Traditional ET for some years– Data set includes all the concerns for which we

use adjustment factors

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* * *

Adj

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Time

1.0

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Proposed Decision for ESHMC Review

• For METRIC years – ET adjustment factor = 1.0

• For All other Years– Some adjustment factors = 1.0

• This will require minor adjustment to recharge tools

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ISSUES for ESPAM2: #2

• Systematic time trend in basic adjustment factor?– improvement in varieties– increase in management intensity & use of

other production inputs– increase in uniformity of irrigation systems

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ISSUES for ESPAM2: #3

• Cyclical behavior in basic adjustment factor?– water supply issues– interaction between climate & system design

• summer 2005

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Hypothetical Actual Condition

cyclical

trend

combined

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Question #1for ESHMC Discussion

• Do we attempt to use individual METRIC years to define a long-term trend in basic adjustment factors?– will require additional mods to recharge tools

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Ideal Model Representation

actual

METRIC data for every year

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Best possible "real world"

actualderivedtrend

Data points from METRIC years

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Worst possible "real world"

actualderivedtrend

Data points from METRIC years

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What is the world really like?

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Year Images Irrigated Lands Data1980 U2 - some RASA (omits Big Lost, Oakely, RexBench)198119821983 U2 - few 198419851986 NDVI (soon)1987 AJ - all19881989199019911992 DOQQ - many Aerial Photo-based1993 DOQQ - few199419951996 NDVI (eventually)19971998 DOQQ - few19992000 LANDSAT2001 SPOT - many200220032004 NAIP - all20052006 NAIP - all IDWR (soon)20072008

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ISSUES for ESPAM2: #4

• Different Land-cover Data for different years– adjustment factors will implicitly compensate

for errors in RED factor– do errors vary by land-cover or image data

source?

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Ad j

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(act

ual)

Time

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Question #2for ESHMC Discussion

• Is there anything we could do about land-cover-data differences?– What data would we use?– Is there any guarantee we wouldn’t make things

worse?

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ISSUES for ESPAM2: #5

• Theoretically we think sprinklers are different from gravity irrigation– Wetting frequency– Uniformity of application– Management skill required– Delivery capacity in mid season

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Question #3for ESHMC Discussion

• Do we attempt to use METRIC data to differentiate between sprinkler & gravity ET adjustment factors?– recharge tool has this capability

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Question #4for ESHMC Discussion

• Do we use theoretical expectations and/or professional judgement to set sprinkler vs. gravity factors?– recharge tool has this capability– sprinkler = (base) + (differential/2)– gravity = (base) - (differential/2)

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ISSUES for ESPAM2: #6

• We might expect ET adjustment factor to vary by entity– Cost of water influences management intensity

& application methods– Crop mix varies by soil type, elevation,

reliability of supply, local markets– Water stress varies by adequacy of supply

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Question #5for ESHMC Discussion

• Do we vary ET adjustment factor by Irrigation Entity?– recharge tool has this capability– capability was not used in ESPAM1.1

(all entities had the same factors)

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REVIEWISSUES QUESTIONS1. Metric/Traditional

methods

2. Systematic Trend

3. Cyclical Behavior

4. Different Land-use Data

5. Sprinkler vs. Gravity

6. Entity-to-Entity Differences

• Review Proposed Decision

1. Use METRIC for Trend?

2. Land-use Differences?

3. METRIC define sprinkler vs. gravity?

4. Theoretical/Professional Judgment sprinkler vs. gravity?

5. Vary adjustment factor by entity?

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