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The present study focusses on the estimation of ET using Mapping Evapotranspiration at high Resolution with Internalized Calibration (METRIC) model over the Sal ( Shorea robusta Gaertn.f)  forest in the subtropical Doon Valley, India for the dry periods of 2016–18. Parameterization of METRIC model was done for surface temperature (T s ), momentum roughness length (z om ), and surface albedo (α) estimations to make it suitable for Forest ET assessment. Results showed good agreement between the daily ET derived from the METRIC model and observed ET by eddy covariance method at Barkot Flux Tower (BFT) site. Results of parameterized METRIC model showed improvement over non-parameterized model with higher coefficient of determination (0.81), Nash Sutcliffe Efficiency (0.71) and lower Root Mean Square Error (0.48 mm). Average ET for the Sal forest ranged from 1.18-4.78 mm/day. Monthly and seasonal ET was derived using cubic spline interpolation-based time integration of reference ET fraction (ET r F).

Estimation of evapotranspiration fluxes from Sal ( Shorea robusta Gaertn.f ) forest using METRIC model: case study of Doon Valley, India