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Modelling and monitoring forest evapotranspiration. Behaviour, concepts and

parameters

Dekker, S.C.

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2000

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Dekker, S. C. (2000). Modelling and monitoring forest evapotranspiration. Behaviour,

concepts and parameters. Universiteit van Amsterdam.

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CONTENTS S

Voorwoord d

1.. General Introduction 7 2.. Modelling torest transpiration from different perspectives 17

3.. Modelling gas exchange of a douglas fir stand 33 4.. On the information content of forest transpiration measurements to identify

canopyy conductance model parameters 53 5.. The identification of rainfall interception model parameters from

observationss of throughfall and forest canopy storage 69 6.. Analysing torest transpiration model errors with artificial neural networks.. 85

7.. Modelling and Monitoring forest evapotranspiration: some final remarks . 103

8.. Samenvatting 109 Summaryy 114 Curriculumm Vitae 119

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