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Application of Satellite Remote Sensing for Irrigation Management Practices in Sri Lanka - A Case Study of Performance Assessment in the Kirindi Oya Project
2005
Engineer Journal of the Institution of Engineers Sri Lanka
The potential use of space borne remotely sensed data to obtain accurate information on land surface processes and conditions has been spreading widely in the international research field of water resources management. Such studies have demonstrated that quantitative assessment of the transfer processes between the land surface and the atmosphere can lead to a better understanding of the relationships between crop growth and water management. As fresh water becomes an increasingly scarce
doi:10.4038/engineer.v38i2.7212
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