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David Gustafsson

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Estimation of winter leaf area index and sky view fraction for snow modelling in boreal coniferous forests: consequences on snow mass and energy bala…

2012

Abstract in Undetermined Leaf area index (LAI) and canopy coverage are important parameters when modelling snow process in coniferous forests, controlling interception and transmitting radiation. Estimates of LAI and sky view factor show large variability depending on the estimation method used, and it is not clear how this is reflected in the calculated snow processes beneath the canopy. In this study, the winter LAI and sky view fraction were estimated using different optical and biomass-based approximations in several boreal coniferous forest stands in Fennoscandia with different stand density, age and site latitude. The biomass-based estimate of LAI derived from forest inventory data wa…

HydrologyForest inventory010504 meteorology & atmospheric sciences0207 environmental engineering02 engineering and technology15. Life on landSnowpackSnowAtmospheric sciencesThroughfall01 natural sciences13. Climate actionSnowmeltEnvironmental scienceShortwave radiationLeaf area indexInterception020701 environmental engineering0105 earth and related environmental sciencesWater Science and TechnologyHydrological Processes
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Observations and snow model simulations of winter energy balance terms within and between different coniferous forests in Southern Boreal Finland

2015

Variation of canopy properties between different forest types is seldom taken into account in hydrological and climate models, and consideration of variation inside a forest is normally omitted. In this work, three data sets on near surface energy balance terms (incoming shortwave and longwave radiation; air and snow–soil interface temperatures) were collected in the southern boreal coniferous zone in Finland during three winters below different types of forest canopies. The aim was to evaluate the ability of a snow mass and energy balance model with a canopy module to reproduce the observed differences in below-canopy incoming radiations and snow–soil interface temperature. Clear differenc…

Canopy010504 meteorology & atmospheric sciences0208 environmental biotechnologyta1171snow modeling02 engineering and technologysnow01 natural sciencesLeaf area index0105 earth and related environmental sciencesWater Science and TechnologycanopyLongwave15. Life on landSnow020801 environmental engineeringradiationsnow–soil interface temperatureBorealClimatologyEnvironmental scienceta1181Climate modelInterceptionShortwaveconiferous forestsHydrology Research
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