The Forest-Atmosphere Interaction

I. The Characterization of Forest Environments.- Characterization of Boundary Conditions Affecting Forest Environmental Phenomena.- Meteorological Data Stations at Long-Term Ecological Research Sites.- Leaf and Bark Area Distribution in a Pine Forest.- Canopy Architecture of a Red Maple Edge Stand Measured by a Point Drop Method.- Estimates of Surface Roughness and Displacement Heights Above a Growing Pine Forest from Wind Profile Measurements over a Period of Ten Years.- Preliminary Study of Dependance of Surface Conductance of Thetford Forest on Environmental Conditions.- Data Acquisition for Forest Environmental Measurements in Sweden.- An Approach to Microcomputer Based Data Acquisition and Control for Forest Environmental Measurements.- Sulfur Dioxide, Carbon Dioxide, and Water Vapor Flux Measurements Utilizing a Microprocessor-Controlled Data Acquisition System in a Pine Plantation.- Data Acquisition System for Wind Induced Tree Vibration.- A Forest Evapotranspiration Model Using Synoptic Weather Data.- Simulating Interception Loss Using Standard Meteorological Data.- Adapting an Agricultural Soil-Plant-Air-Water Model for Use in Forests.- Determination Of The Energy Exchanges of a Forest Type Culture: HeveaBrasiliensis.- Determination of The Year-To-Year Variation in Growing Season Water Use of a Douglas Fir Stand.- An Areally Intensive Approach to Hydrologic Nutrient Transport in Forested Watersheds.- A Lysimeter Characterization of Evaporation by Eucalypt Forest and its Representativeness for the Local Environment.- Lysimetric Evaluation of Pine Forest Evapotranspiration.- Variability of Rainfall Chemistry Within a 40 Ha Field in North Central West Virginia.- Measurements of Solar Radiation on Vertical Surfaces in the Shade of Individual Trees.- Urban Forest Cover and Aggregation from High-Altitude Aerial Photographs.- A Device for Rapid Quantification of Seedling Morphology.- Application of Atmospheric Tracer Techniques for Determining Biogenic Hydrocarbon Fluxes from an Oak Forest.- Analysis of Forest Environmental Measurements to Estimate Parameters of Microclimate And Air Pollution Deposition Velocity Models.- Internal Consistency of the Bowen Ratio Approach to Flux Estimation over Forested Wetland.- II. Wind Turbulence, and Turbulence Exchange above and within Forest Canopies.- On Diffusive and Dispersive Fluxes in Forest Canopies.- Flux-Gradient Relationships in a Forest Canopy.- Turbulent Transport in Flexible Plant Canopies.- Modeling Turbulent Exchange in Forest Canopies.- Modeling Windfields and Surface Layer Wind Profiles over Complex Terrain and Within Vegetative Canopies.- Modelling Canopy Exchanges of Water Vapor and Carbon Dioxide in Coniferous Forest Plantations.- Correlated Vertical Wind Speeds in a Spruce Canopy.- Spatial and Temporal Variation of Eddy Flux Measures of Heat and Momentum in the Roughness Sublayer Above a 30-m Douglas Fir Forest.- Eddy Diffusivity And Instrument Resolution in Relation to Plant Height.- Variability of Short Term Eddy-Correlation Estimates of Mass Exchange.- Some Estimates of Dissipation from Turbulent Velocity Component Gradients over a Forest Canopy.- Application of Forest Canopy-Atmosphere Turbulent Exchange Information.- Measurements of Turbulent Heat and CO2 Exchange over Forest from Aircraft.- Panel Discussion on Research Needs and Directions.- Appendix A Forest Environmental Measurements Conference Attendees.- Appendix B Forest Environmental Measurements Conference Manuscript Referees.