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Evaluation of Rainfall Interception by Vegetation Using a Rainfall Simulator [PDF]
Sustainability, 2021 Interception by vegetation is one of the main variables controlling hydrological and geo-environmental problems such as erosion, landslides and floods. Interception, along with precipitation and evapotranspiration, is required for the modeling of infiltration, percolation and runoff.
Thiago Augusto Mendes +2 more
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A review of rainfall interception modelling [PDF]
Journal of Hydrology, 2009 This paper is a review of physically-based rainfall interception modelling. Fifteen models were selected, representing distinct concepts of the interception process. Applications of these models to field data sets published before March 2008 are also analysed.
Pilar Llorens +2 more
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Application of Copula Functions for Rainfall Interception Modelling [PDF]
Water, 2018 Rainfall interception is an important process of the water cycle that can have significant influence on surface runoff and groundwater storage. Since rainfall interception measurements are rare and time consuming, rainfall interception estimation can be made indirectly using different meteorological variables. Experimental data of rainfall interception
Nejc Bezak, Katarina Zabret, Mojca Šraj
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Recent global decline in rainfall interception loss due to altered rainfall regimes. [PDF]
Nat Commun, 2022 AbstractEvaporative loss of interception (Ei) is the first process occurring during rainfall, yet its role in large-scale surface water balance has been largely underexplored. Here we show thatEican be inferred from flux tower evapotranspiration measurements using physics-informed hybrid machine learning models built under wet versus dry conditions ...
Lian X, Zhao W, Gentine P.
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Modeling vegetation interception under natural rainfall in yerba mate production systems [PDF]
RBRH, 2023 Interception loss plays an important role in rainfall partitioning, retaining significant amounts of water that would be directed to the soil. In this work, the objective was to measure interception by vegetation and evaluate the Rutter and Gash models ...
Ezequias Rodrigues dos Santos +2 more
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Rainfall Interception by Cool-Desert Shrubs [PDF]
Journal of Range Management, 1976 Highlight: Interception patterns of big sagebrush (Artemisia tridentata Nutt.) and shadscale (Atriplex confertifolia (Torr.) Wats.) were measured under two simulated rainfall intensities during three different seasons, Mean rainfall interception rate of individual plants of both species was 0.1.5 cm when averaged over all sampling dates and rainfall ...
Neil E. West, Gerald F. Gifford
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Influence of gravel mulch on rainfall interception under simulated rainfall [PDF]
Soil and Water Research, 2018 To understand the hydrological outcomes of interception by gravel mulches, rainfall simulation experiments were conducted in the loess regions of northwestern China. The rainfall interception decreased with gravel size but increased with the thickness of
Yang QIU, Zhongkui XIE, Yajun WANG
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Interception of Rainfall by Tarbush [PDF]
Journal of Range Management, 1983 The objective of this study was to determine the interception by tarbush of artificially applied rainfall. Twelve tarbush shrubs were collected near Las Cruces in southern New Mexico to obtain a representative sample of shrub size classes.
Tromble, J. M.
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Modelling rainfall interception in unlogged and logged forest areas of Central Kalimantan, Indonesia [PDF]
Hydrology and Earth System Sciences, 1998 Rainfall interception losses were monitored for twelve months and related to vegetation and rainfall characteristics at the Wanariset Sangai on the upper reaches of the Mentaya river, Central Kalimantan.
C. Asdak, P. G. Jarvis, P. V. Gardingen
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Rainfall interception by Quercus castaneifolia, Acer velutium, and Pinus brutia plantations within the growing season in Darabkola Forest of Mazandaran Province [PDF]
تحقیقات جنگل و صنوبر ایران, 2015 Changes in rainfall interception and consequently in water balance cause essential effects on reforestation by indigenous and exotic tree species in the degraded areas of the Caspian forests.
Mahya Tafazoli +3 more
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