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Hi Jacob, We haven't done it yet, but this is definitely on our "To do" list. Which method would you prefer for calculating hourly ET? So far, I've only implemented the FAO-56 and ASCE Penman-Monteith methods for Pandas.Series on a separate private branch. If you're interested, I can share the code with you. Best, |
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Hi Matevz,
Thanks for the fast reply and sorry for my delay. FAO-56 is what I was thinking. It would be great to see that code/branch, thanks!
Best,
Jacob
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Hi Jacob,
We haven't done it yet, but this is definitely on our "To do" list. Which method would you prefer for calculating hourly ET? So far, I've only implemented the FAO-56 and ASCE Penman-Monteith methods for Pandas.Series on a separate private branch. If you're interested, I can share the code with you.
Best,
Matevz
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Is there any way to adapt the library's functions for calculating hourly ET instead of daily?
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