Review of sixteen forest-soil-atmosphere models
A Tiktak, HJM van Grinsven - Ecological modelling, 1995 - Elsevier
The principles and characteristics of sixteen forest-soil-atmosphere models, describing the
flows of water, carbon and nutrients in a forest ecosystem were compared. This comparison …
flows of water, carbon and nutrients in a forest ecosystem were compared. This comparison …
Potential surface temperature and shallow groundwater temperature response to climate change: an example from a small forested catchment in east-central New …
BL Kurylyk, CPA Bourque… - Hydrology and Earth …, 2013 - hess.copernicus.org
Global climate models project significant changes to air temperature and precipitation
regimes in many regions of the Northern Hemisphere. These meteorological changes will …
regimes in many regions of the Northern Hemisphere. These meteorological changes will …
Manual for dynamic modelling of soil response to atmospheric deposition
MB Posch, JP Hettelingh, J Slootweg - 2003 - rivm.openrepository.com
The objective of this manual is to inform the network of National Focal Centers (NFCs) about
the requirements of methodologies for the dynamic modelling of geochemical processes in …
the requirements of methodologies for the dynamic modelling of geochemical processes in …
Predictive modeling of effects under global change
The status of computer simulation models from around the world for evaluating the possible
ecological, environmental, and societal consequences of global change is presented in this …
ecological, environmental, and societal consequences of global change is presented in this …
A forest soil vegetation atmosphere model (ForSVA), I: Concepts
PA Arp, T Oja - Ecological Modelling, 1997 - Elsevier
A dynamic modelling approach useful for assessing atmospheric ion deposition effects on
stand level biomass production and nutrient cycling in upland forests is presented. The …
stand level biomass production and nutrient cycling in upland forests is presented. The …
The Solling dataset. Site characteristics, monitoring data and deposition scenarios
A Tiktak, M Bredemeier, K van Heerden - Ecological Modelling, 1995 - Elsevier
A data set originating from a forest ecosystem study at Solling (Germany) between 1969 and
1990 is described. The data set was distributed among the participants of the workshop …
1990 is described. The data set was distributed among the participants of the workshop …
A spreadsheet-based biogeochemical model to simulate nutrient cycling processes in forest ecosystems
PSJ Verburg, DW Johnson - Ecological Modelling, 2001 - Elsevier
A Nutrient Cycling Spreadsheet (NuCSS) model was developed to simulate nutrient cycling
in forest ecosystems. This model is intended to provide a tool for nutrient management and …
in forest ecosystems. This model is intended to provide a tool for nutrient management and …
Reconstructing monthly global solar radiation from air temperature and precipitation records: a general algorithm for Canada
X Yin - Ecological modelling, 1996 - Elsevier
An empirical algorithm is summarized for projecting time series of monthly global solar
radiation (GSR) anywhere in Canada. The algorithm requires information on location …
radiation (GSR) anywhere in Canada. The algorithm requires information on location …
Modelling critical loads for the Solling spruce site
After an introduction to the historical development of the critical load concept, methods for
calculating critical loads are presented. Besides empirical relationships three types of …
calculating critical loads are presented. Besides empirical relationships three types of …
Effects of stresses on forest growth in models applied to the Solling spruce site
K van Heerden, RD Yanai - Ecological modelling, 1995 - Elsevier
Forests are rarely limited by only a single pollutant or environmental factor, yet experimental
investigations are usually limited to one or two stress factors and to short durations …
investigations are usually limited to one or two stress factors and to short durations …