Atmosphere-Land Exchange Inverse model
Atmosphere-Land Exchange Inverse model (ALEXI) is a multi-sensor TIR approach to ET mapping, coupling a two-source (soil+canopy) land-surface model with an atmospheric boundary layer model in time-differencing mode to routinely and robustly map daily fluxes at continental scales and 5 to10-km resolution using thermal band imagery and insolation estimates from geostationary satellites.
Sources
Mecikalski J.R. "The ALEXI Water and Energy Budget Model". 2011. https://www.nsstc.uah.edu/~johnm/john2011/research2_alexi_water.html
Accessed April 1st, 2022.