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Rainfall interception loss by pebble mulch in the semiarid region of China

Journal of Hydrology, 2000
Abstract Pebble mulches have been used to conserve soil moisture in the semiarid regions of China for over 300 years. However, little work has been carried out on rainfall interception loss by a pebble mulch layer. A field study was conducted to measure interception loss by pebble mulches during individual rainfall events, determine the rainfall ...
Li Xiaoyan, Gong Jiadong, Gao Qianzhao, Wei Xinghu   +3 more
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Simulating Interception Loss Using Standard Meteorological Data

1985
A model was derived to calculate interception loss from a forest canopy on the basis of thrice daily observations of air temperature and relative humidity, daily means of wind run, daily totals of precipitation and the number of rainy hours and of bright sunshine.
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Modelling rainfall interception losses of three plantations in the Loess Plateau

Hydrological Processes
AbstractThe forest canopy affects the water entering the forest ecosystem by intercepting rainfall. This is especially pertinent in forests that depend on rainfall for their ecological water needs, quantifying and simulating interception losses provide critical insights into their ecological hydrological processes.
Wanyin Wei, Xiaoyu Song, Lanjun Li, Xinkai Zhao, Pengfei Meng, Chong Fu, Long Wang, Huaiyou Li   +7 more
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Discussion of paper by Robert A. Merriam, “A note on the interception loss equation”

Journal of Geophysical Research, 1961
Merriam [1960] is undoubtedly correct in stating that application of the exponential factor to the evaporation portion of equation 3 seems open to question, but the rate of evaporation is dependent upon the amount of water in storage. Equations 4 and 6 are therefore reasonable when the rainfall intensity is large compared with the rate of evaporation ...
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Seasonal dynamics of canopy interception loss within a deciduous and a coniferous forest

Hydrological Processes, 2023
Simon Stisen
exaly  

Interception Loss from the Sprinkler-Irrigated Coffee Plantation

2022
Pandu Narayana, K. Varija
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Change of interception loss due to vegetation succession

The Japanese Forestry Society Congress Database, 2003
Iida, Shin-ichi, Tanaka, Tadashi
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Interception Loss of Tree Canopy as Green Infrastructure

2021
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Global canopy rainfall interception loss derived from satellite earth observations

Ecohydrology, 2020
, Chaolei Zheng
exaly  

Quantifying throughfall, stemflow and interception loss in five vegetation communities in a maritime raised bog

Agricultural and Forest Meteorology, 2022
R D Moore, Johannes Exler
exaly