CROPWAT
FAO's classic tool for crop water requirements and irrigation scheduling from climate and crop data.
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Whether you need FAO-56 Penman-Monteith reference ET for an irrigation schedule or actual ET from satellite data for a water balance, the list covers both: equation implementations such as pyet and CROPWAT, satellite ET products such as MODIS ET and SSEBop, and the temperature and vegetation data those products are built from.
FAO's classic tool for crop water requirements and irrigation scheduling from climate and crop data.
DHI's integrated hydrological model — coupled overland, unsaturated, groundwater and channel flow.
Global actual ET from MODIS, 500m, 8-day/monthly/annual — a Penman-Monteith water-balance term, ready-made.
1km daily/8-day land surface temperature from MODIS — the standard thermal input for energy-balance ET and snowmelt.
250m, 16-day global vegetation index composites — the standard input to crop-coefficient ET and drought indices.
The reference R implementation of SPEI and SPI from the index's own authors.
USGS operational ET at Landsat resolution — 30m actual evapotranspiration for water-rights and irrigation accounting.
3D groundwater flow and transport modeling environment for MODFLOW, SEAWAT, and PEST calibration workflows.
Reference and potential evapotranspiration in Python — 20+ published methods, FAO-56 included, on pandas/xarray.