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Yiping Hou, Mingfang Zhang, Zuozhu Meng, Shirong Liu, Pengsen Sun and Taoli Yang
Extensive studies on hydrological responses to forest change have been published for centuries, yet partitioning the hydrological effects of forest change, climate variability and other factors in a large watershed remains a challenge. In this study, we ...
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Lei Ouyang, Shiyu Liu, Jingping Ye, Zheng Liu, Fei Sheng, Rong Wang and Zhihong Lu
Quantifying the impacts of multiple factors on surface runoff and base flow is essential for understanding the mechanism of hydrological response and local water resources management as well as preventing floods and droughts. Despite previous studies on ...
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Krishna P. Poudel, James W. Flewelling and Hailemariam Temesgen
Using lidar for large-scale forest management can improve operational and management decisions. Using multi-temporal lidar sampling and remeasured field inventory data collected from 78 plots in the Panther Creek Watershed, Oregon, USA, we evaluated the ...
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Gurbir Singh, Jon E. Schoonover, Kyle S. Monroe, Karl W. J. Williard and Charles M. Ruffner
Prescribed fire has several benefits for managing forest ecosystems including reduction of fuel loading and invasive species and enhanced regeneration of desirable tree species. Along with these benefits there are some limitations like nutrient and sedim...
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Si Mokrane Siad, Andrea Gioia, Gerrit Hoogenboom, Vito Iacobellis, Antonio Novelli, Eufemia Tarantino and Pandi Zdruli
Agricultural land systems are the result of human interactions with the natural environment, and subjective evidence of socio-economic and environmental interactions has been demonstrated. Nevertheless, it is still difficult to analyze empirically the li...
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