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Modeling the Effects of Riparian Buffer Width on Effective Shade and Stream Temperature

 
Publication number Date Published
07-03-028June 2007
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Author(s) Cristea, N. and J. Janisch
Description A stream temperature model was used to examine the effects of several riparian buffer widths on stream temperature. The study was requested by the Small Forest Landowners Workgroup. The results will be used to develop a template for the harvest of hardwood-dominated riparian stands in order to facilitate the regeneration of conifer-dominated stands.
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Keywords stream, flow, temperature, model, water, riparian, buffer
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