Jozsef Szilagyi

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Budapest University of Technology and Economics

Hungary

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Jozsef Szilagyi is a Professor at the Budapest University of Technology and Economics in Hungary. His research focuses on hydrology and evapotranspiration, with recent articles examining topics such as regional evaporation estimation, hydrological responses to climate warming, and methodologies for baseflow separation. He contributes to advancing the understanding of evaporation dynamics and its implications for water management.

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Péter Torma

Budapest University of Technology and Economics

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Richard Crago

Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering

Bucknell University

UNITED STATES

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Eszter Dora Nagy

Assistant Professor

Budapest University of Technology and Economics

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Russell Qualls

Associate Professor

University of Idaho

UNITED STATES

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A területi párolgás havi értékeinek becslése 2000 és 2022 között Magyarországon kilométeres felbontásban

Hydrological Responses to Warming: Insights From Centennial‐Scale Terrestrial Evapotranspiration Estimates

Calibrating the Lyne-Hollick filter for baseflow separation based on catchment response time

Diminishing control of evaporation on rising land surface temperature of the Earth

Comment on “Comparison of the Efficiencies of the Prognostic Generalized Complementary Functions on Evaporation Estimation” by Wang, L., et al., Published in Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres

What is the Priestley–Taylor wet-surface evaporation parameter? Testing four hypotheses

Comment on “Potential Evaporation and the Complementary Relationship” by Tu et al. (2023)

Egy termodinamikai alapú, rugalmas, minimális adatigényű területi párolgásbecslő módszer bemutatása a hazai vízgazdálkodás számára

Power‐Function Expansion of the Polynomial Complementary Relationship of Evaporation

Comment on “On the Estimation of Potential Evaporation Under Wet and Dry Conditions” by Z. Tu and Y. Yang

Complementary Relationship for evaporation performance at different spatial and temporal scales

Calibration‐Free Complementary Relationship Estimates Terrestrial Evapotranspiration Globally

Reply to Comment by S. Han and F. Tian on “A Calibration‐Free Formulation of the Complementary Relationship of Evaporation for Continental‐Scale Hydrology”

Comment on: “A review of the complementary principle of evaporation: from the original linear relationship to generalized nonlinear functions” by Han and Tian (2020)

Water Balance Backward: Estimation of Annual Watershed Precipitation and Its Long-Term Trend with the Help of the Calibration-Free Generalized Complementary Relationship of Evaporation

Reply to “Comment on ‘Two Papers About the Generalized Complementary Evaporation Relationships by Crago et al.’”

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Péter Torma

Richard Crago

Eszter Dora Nagy

Russell Qualls

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