Evapotranspiration¶
The calculation of evapotranspiration requires daily potential evapotranspiration. Actual evapotranspiration is energy-limited or water-limited, respectively. The evapotranspiration processes sequentially subtract from available PET (\(PET_{res}\)).
Evaporation from interception storage¶
Evaporation from interception storage \(EVAP_{int}\) (mm \(\Delta t^{-1}\)):
Soil evaporation¶
Soil evaporation \(EVAP_{soil}\) (mm \(\Delta t^{-1}\)) implemented with Stage I-Stage II approach (Or et al., 2013). Threshold between Stage I and Stage II is defined by readily evaporable water \(S_{rew}\). Within Stage I capillary flow connects to soil surface (i.e. constant evaporation rate) whereas within Stage II capillary flow collapses (i.e. vapour diffusion rate).
with
where \(EVAP_{d}\) is the cumulated soil evaporation since last rainfall (mm) and \(S_{tew}\) is the total evaporable water (mm)
where \(z_{evap-max}\) is the maximum length of soil capillaries connected to the soil surface (mm; \(z_{evap-max}=150\))
Transpiration¶
Transpiration \(TRANSP\) (mm \(\Delta t^{-1}\)) with seasonally-variant transpiration coefficients \(c_{transp}\) and water stress coeffcient of transpiration \(c_{ws}\):
with
where \(f_{pwt}\) is the fraction of plant water stress (-; \(f_{pwt}=0.75\))