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Abstract
This is project presents data related to discharge measurements from the Bisley Watershed in the Luquillo Mountains.This is project presents data related to discharge measurements from the Bisley Watershed in the Luquillo Mountains.
This is project presents data related to discharge measurements from the Bisley Watershed in the Luquillo Mountains.
Long-term rainfall and discharge data from the Luquillo Experimental Forest (LEF) were analyzed to develop relationships between rainfall, stream-runoff, and elevation. These relationships were then used with a Geographic Information System (GIS) to determine spatially-averaged, mean annual hydrologic budgets for watersheds and forest types within the study area. Model estimates indicate that a total of 3864 mm/yy (444 hm3) of rainfall falls on the forest in an average year. The Tabonuco, Colorado, Palm and Dwarf Forest types receive an estimated annual rainfall of 3537, 4191, 4167, and 4849 mm/yy, respectively. Of the average annual rainfall input, 65% (2526 mm/yr) is converted to runoff and the remainding 35% (1338 mm.yr) is lost from the system by evapotranspiration and other abstractions. In comparison to other tropical forests, the LEF as a whole has more evapotranspiration than many tropical montane forests but less evapotranspiration than many lowland tropical forests.
Data a product of USDA Forest Service -IITF:
Grizelle González - Project Leader, Research Unit
USDA FS - International Institute of Tropical Forestry
ggonzalez@fs.fed.us
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LCZO -- Streamflow / Discharge -- Bisley -- (1987-2013)
OVERVIEW
Description/Abstract
This is project presents data related to discharge measurements from the Bisley Watershed in the Luquillo Mountains.This is project presents data related to discharge measurements from the Bisley Watershed in the Luquillo Mountains. Long-term rainfall and discharge data from the Luquillo Experimental Forest (LEF) were analysed to develop relationships between rainfall, stream-runoff, and elevation. These relationships were then used with a Geographic Information System (GIS) to determine spatially-averaged, mean annual hydrologic budgets for watersheds and forest types within the study area. Model estimates indicate that a total of 3864 mm/yy (444 hm3) of rainfall falls on the forest in an average year. The Tabonuco, Colorado, Palm and Dwarf Forest types receive an estimated annual rainfall of 3537, 4191, 4167, and 4849 mm/yy, respectively. Of the average annual rainfall input, 65% (2526 mm/yr) is converted to runoff and the remainding 35% (1338 mm.yr) is lost from the system by evapotranspiration and other abstractions. In comparison to other tropical forests, the LEF as a whole has more evapotranspiration than many tropical montane forests but less evapotranspiration than many lowland tropical forests.
Data a product of USDA Forest Service -IITF:
Grizelle González - Project Leader, Research Unit USDA FS - International Institute of Tropical Forestry ggonzalez@fs.fed.us
Creator/Author
Gonzalez, Grizelle|IITF
CZOs
Luquillo
Contact
Grizelle González, ggonzalez@fs.fed.us, Miguel Leon, Miguel.Leon@unh.edu
Subtitle
Bisley Stream Data
SUBJECTS
Disciplines
Hydrology
Topics
Streamflow / Discharge
Keywords
Hydrology
Variables ODM2
Discharge
TEMPORAL
Date Start
1987-01-03
Date End
2013-03-31
SPATIAL
Field Areas
Bisley
Location
Bisley
North latitude
18.315717000000003
South latitude
18.314091
West longitude
-65.747312
East longitude
-65.74538000000001
REFERENCE
Citation
Gonzalez, Grizelle. IITF, Bisley Stream Data. 2013.
CZO ID
2621
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| Name | Value |
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| czos | Luquillo |
| czo_id | 2621 |
| citation | González, Grizelle. IITF, Bisley Stream Data. 2013. |
| keywords | Hydrology |
| subtitle | Bisley Stream Data |
| variables | Air temperature, Temperature Corrected Conductivity, Conductivity, Water Temperature, stage height, Soil Water |
| disciplines | Hydrology |
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