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OpenET monthly evapotranspiration (CONUS)

Field-scale ET via ensemble of remote-sensing models. Personal/noncommercial use only; commercial use requires written permission from the OpenET consortium.

What this is

Monthly evapotranspiration estimates per field at 30m resolution across the contiguous US. OpenET runs an ensemble of six remote-sensing-based ET models and returns the median, with uncertainty bounds. Updated monthly. License note: OpenET is NOT CC-BY — restrictive custom ToS granting only personal, noncommercial use. Commercial use (sell/resell/commercially use) is prohibited; integration requires explicit written consent; derivatives are treated as OpenET IP. See etdata.org/terms-of-service.

Why we surface it

ET is the most actionable open water data in US ag. Knowing how much water a field is using, vs. neighbors, vs. last year, is what makes irrigation decisions and sustainability claims credible.

What you can do with it

Shown for commercial use. Personal, research, and nonprofit use is often more permissive — switch the verdict lens on the catalog.

Internal / individual use
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Redistribute the data
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Republish a derivative
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Build into a private product
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Planned

Not in the map yet — this source is on the V1 backlog. Schema, sample, and citation slots fill in once the layer ships.

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