Forest thinning can significantly affect hydrological processes. However, these effects
largely vary with forest types, climate, thinning intensity, and hydrological variables of …

Since Fukushima accident, dozens of field studies have been conducted in order to quantify
and understand the behaviour of atmospheric radiocesium (137 Cs) fallouts in contaminated …

Historically, forest thinning in Japan was conducted to obtain high-quality timber from
plantations. Today, in contrast, thinning is also motivated by forest water balance and …

Even though the effect of thinning on CO 2 and H 2 O fluxes has been widely investigated, a
holistic description of thinning-induced responses is yet to be provided. Here, we present a …

There exist very few reviews of models that predict changes in evapotranspiration with forest
management (eg, clearcutting and thinning). This omission has potentially prevented forest …

The northeastern US is projected to experience more frequent short-term (1− 2 month)
droughts interspersed among larger precipitation events. Agroforestry practices such as …

Throughfall (TF) is a critical component of the hydrological and biogeochemical cycles and
is greatly influenced by stand structures in forested watersheds. Previous studies have …

Actual evapotranspiration (ET a) is a key component of the water balance, and its accurate
quantification of spatiotemporal variation is essential to improve the understanding of soil …

Thinning is a necessary procedure for the sustainable management of plantation forests.
Thinning has a remarkable influence on forest carbon balance; however, there are limited …

We examined changes in catchment‐scale annual and seasonal evapotranspiration after
50% strip thinning, using runoff data from headwater catchments. The short‐term water …