Throughfall in an evergreen-dominated forest stand in northern Thailand: Comparison of mobile and stationary methods
Throughfall in an evergreen-dominated forest stand in northern Thailand: Comparison of mobile and stationary methods
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DOI:
10.1016/j.agrformet.2008.09.002
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发表时间:
2009-02
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6.2
通讯作者:
A. Ziegler;T. Giambelluca;M. Nullet;R. Sutherland;Chatchai Tantasarin;John B. Vogler;J. Negishi
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A. Ziegler;T. Giambelluca;M. Nullet;R. Sutherland;Chatchai Tantasarin;John B. Vogler;J. Negishi
Throughfall determined by stationary and mobile methods in a disturbed evergreen-dominated forest stand in northern Thailand was 82% of rainfall (1134mm) during a 4-month study period in the monsoon rain season of 2002. Associated coefficients of variation and standard errors were ≤10% and 2%, respectively, for both methods. Agreement between four stationary trough collectors and 20 mobile standard gauge collectors was achieved only after 35 sampling occasions, having a total rainfall depth >700mm, and included one storm event >100mm. Several canopy trees contributed to points with throughfall>rainfall by channeling stemflow to common drip points on the trunk and large limbs. However, no significant correlation was observed between throughfall point measurements and corresponding canopy cover. Although 180-point measurements of throughfall provided a realistic representation of the spatial variability within the 500-m2forest stand, it is questionable that they duplicated the basin-scale variability, which would be affected both by tree gaps and variable topographically related rain shadow effects.