Energy balance storage terms and big-leaf evapotranspiration in a mixed deciduous forest
Energy balance storage terms and big-leaf evapotranspiration in a mixed deciduous forest
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落叶混交林的能量平衡储存条件和大叶蒸散量
DOI:
10.1051/forest:2001143
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发表时间:
2001
影响因子:
3
通讯作者:
R. Lemeur
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作者:
R. Samson;R. Lemeur
Five different heat storage terms were studied in a mixed deciduous forest. All terms should be taken into account for the cal- culation of the overall heat storage, because they all can be significant during certain weather conditions and hours. Heat storage in bio- mass is estimated using surface temperatures measured with an infrared radiometer, which seems to be a good method. The often neglected photosynthetic heat storage may not be omitted. On a seasonal basis soil heat storage seems to be the most important term. The overall heat storage shows a small tendency for releasing heat to the atmosphere during fall. Fluctuations in overall heat storage are a re- sult of complex changes of several climatic parameters. Due to the high degree of coupling of the forest to the atmosphere, accurate mea- surements of overall heat storage for the determination of big leaf forest evapotranspiration are not of the utmost importance.