José Javier López

Dr. José Javier López

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Academic Career Length

28Years (1999-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 May 2008 in Agricultural Water Management
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GLGorka Landeras
Gorka Landeras
AOAmaia Ortiz-Barredo
Amaia Ortiz-Barredo
JLJosé Javier López
José Javier López

1 June 1999 in CATENA
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JCJ Casalı́
J Casalı́
JLJosé Javier López
José Javier López
JGJuan V Giráldez
Juan V Giráldez

1 January 2012 in Journal of Hydrology
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JSJalal Shiri
Jalal Shiri
Ozgur KisiOzgur Kisi
Ozgur Kisi
GLGorka Landeras
Gorka Landeras
JLJosé Javier López
José Javier López
ANAmir Hossein Nazemi
Amir Hossein Nazemi
LSLouis C.P.M. Stuyt
Louis C.P.M. Stuyt

1 October 2012 in Energy Conversion and Management
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GLGorka Landeras
Gorka Landeras
JLJosé Javier López
José Javier López
Ozgur KisiOzgur Kisi
Ozgur Kisi
JSJalal Shiri
Jalal Shiri

1 October 2008 in Agricultural Water Management
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JCJ. Casalí
J. Casalí
RGR. Gastesi
R. Gastesi
JAJesus Alvarez-Mozos
Jesus Alvarez-Mozos
LSL.M. De Santisteban
L.M. De Santisteban
JLJ. Del Valle de Lersundi
J. Del Valle de Lersundi
MDM. Donézar
M. Donézar

1 June 2009 in Journal of Irrigation and Drainage Engineering
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GLGorka Landeras
Gorka Landeras
AOAmaia Ortiz-Barredo
Amaia Ortiz-Barredo
JLJosé Javier López
José Javier López
Information about the parameters defining water resources availability is a key factor in their management. Reference evapotranspiration ( ET0 ) prediction is fundamental in planning, design, and management of water resource systems for irrigation. The application of time series analysis methodologies, which allow evapotranspiration prediction, is of great use for the latter. The objective of the present study was the comparison of weekly evapotranspiration ARIMA and artificial neural network (ANN)-based forecasts with regard to a model based on weekly averages, in the region of Álava situated in the Basque Country (northern Spain). The application of both ARIMA and ANN models improved the performance of 1 week in advance weekly evapotranspiration predictions compared to the model based on means (mean year model). The ARIMA and ANN models reduced the prediction root mean square differences with respect to the mean year model (based on historical averages) by 6–8%, and reduced the standard deviation differ...