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Improving surface heat flux estimation for a large lake through model optimization and two‐point calibration: The case of Lake Geneva
Abstract Net Surface Heat Flux (SurHF) was estimated from 2008 to 2014 for Lake Geneva (Switzerland/France), using long‐term temperature depth profiles at two locations, hourly maps of reanalysis meteorological data from a numerical weather model and lake surface water temperatures from calibrated s
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