Hydrology and Watershed Management Studies

The paper investigates the hydrological balance of a subalpine forest, showing that younger forests have higher transpiration while older forests rely more on canopy interception, with fog presence indirectly reducing evaporation.

The paper analyzes drivers of flow intermittency in a regulated desert river using multivariate models and finds that irrigation return flows and dam diversion rates significantly influence spatial patterns, while temperature has a stronger effect than precipitation at subreach scales.