sensible_priestley_taylor: Sensible Heat Priestley-Taylor Method

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Sensible Heat Priestley-Taylor Method

Description

Calculates the Sensible heat flux using the Priestley-Taylor method. Negative heat flux signifies flux away from the surface, positive values signify flux towards the surface.

Usage

sensible_priestley_taylor(...)

## S3 method for class 'numeric'
sensible_priestley_taylor(t, rad_bal, soil_flux, coefficient = 1.25, ...)

## S3 method for class 'weather_station'
sensible_priestley_taylor(weather_station, ...)

Arguments

...	Additional parameters passed to later functions.
t	Air temperature in degrees C.
rad_bal	Radiation balance in W/m^2.
soil_flux	Soil flux in W/m^2.
coefficient	Priestley-Taylor coefficient. Default is for open water.
weather_station	Object of class weather_station

Value

Sensible heat flux in W/m^2.

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