Quantifying the effects of climate and environmental changes on evapotranspiration variability in the Sahel
Elias Nkiaka(University of Lincoln), Harouna Karambiri(International Institute for Water and Environmental Engineering), Aigbedion Imuwahen Priscilla(Federal College of Education, Kano), Robert G. Bryant(University of Sheffield), Moctar Dembélé(University of Oxford), Roland Yonaba(International Institute for Water and Environmental Engineering)
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