Rick Allen
University of Idaho
Research and Extension Center
Kimberly, Idaho
University of Idaho at Kimberly

Water Resources Research at Kimberly, Idaho

Contact Rick Allen: RALLEN@kimberly.uidaho.edu

Various Studies and Links by R. Allen

Evapotranspiration maps using Landsat satellite images

States using METRIC or Similar Satellite-based ET processes

United Nations FAO no. 56 on the Web: html

United Nations FAO no. 56 on the Web: pdf

Application of the FAO-56 Crop Coefficient Procedure (Journal of Hydrology)

Soil Water Measurement and Management

REF-ET Reference Evapotranspiration Calculation Software

Residential Lawn Water Conservation Study - Utah

SprinkMod --- Sprinkler Hydraulic Simulation Software

PumpComb --- Combine pumps in series and parallel

Preliminary results and short description of the Idaho RAPID study on ET and advection

Civil Engineering Page for R. Allen

Civil Engineering at University of Idaho

Biological and Agricultural Engineering at University of Idaho

Adjunct Professor with Utah State University

Personal Photos

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Authors of FAO Irrigation and Drainage Paper no. 56
from left to right: Dirk Raes (Katholic Univ., Leuven, Belgium), Rick Allen (Univ. Idaho), Luis Santos Pereira (Univ. Lisbon, Portugal), and Martin Smith (FAO headquarters, Rome)

Photos of ET Equipment

Members of the ASCE-EWRI Evapotranspiration Technical Committee, Bushland, Texas, July 2008. Left to right: Tom Trout (USDA), Terry Howell (USDA), Richard Cuenca (Oreg.State U.), Marvin Jensen (ret.),Rick Snyder (UC-Davis), Tom Ley (State of Colorado), Jeppe Kjaersgaard (Univ. Idaho). Front: Rick Allen (Univ. Idaho). The building, now used by Texas Ag.Exp.Station, was once USDA-ARS and used by Marvin Jensen in the 1950’s and 1960’s as his first location.