Challenges and Future Directions in Quantifying Terrestrial Evapotranspiration
K. Yi(Southwest Forestry University), Dennis Baldocchi(University of California, Berkeley), Kimberly A. Novick(Indiana University Bloomington), Kyle Delwiche(Stanford University), Mallory L. Barnes(Indiana University Bloomington), M. E. Litvak(University of New Mexico), Housen Chu(Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory), David E. Reed(Yale University), Trevor F. Keenan(Berkeley College), Arman Ahmadi(University of California, Berkeley), Margaret Torn(Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory), Stephen P. Good(Oregon State University), Jacob A. Nelson(Max Planck Institute for Biogeochemistry), Steven A. Kannenberg(West Virginia University), A. Christopher Oishi(Southern Research Station), Tianxin Wang(University of California, Berkeley), Justine Missik(The Ohio State University), Gil Bohrer(The Ohio State University), Joshua B. Fisher(Jet Propulsion Laboratory), Kosana Suvočarev(University of California, Davis), Georgianne W. Moore(Georgia Southern University), Lixin Wang(Yangtze University), Xiangming Xiao(University of Oklahoma), Xiangzhong Luo(National University of Singapore), Kanishka Mallick(Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology), G. B. Senay(United States Geological Survey)
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