13 research outputs found
Influence of burning intensity on water repellency and hydrological processes at forest and shrub sites in Portugal
No full textIn addition to the incineration of vegetation and litter layer, fires are also responsible for the formation of a water repellent layer with significantly different severity and spatial distribution patterns following different burning intensities. Those spatial distribution patterns have an enormous influence on soil wetting patterns, and on hydrological processes at different scales. This study attempts to understand the role of water repellence severity and spatial distribution patterns on soil, slope, and catchment water processes, and on the transmission of hydrological processes between different scales. The comparison between microplot (0.24 m2), plot (16 m2), and catchment
Time dependence of contact angle and its relation to repellency persistence in hydrophobized sand
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Brixenbach research catchment: Quantification of runoff process proportions in a small Alpine catchment depending on soil moisture states and precipitation characteristics
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Linking water vapor sorption to water repellency in soils with high organic carbon contents
No full textThe âGenuine Voice of its Records and Monumentsâ?: Edmund Burkeâs âInterior History of Ireland"
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