A 10,000 ha lower coastal plain land near Plymouth in eastern North Carolina has been intensively monitored since 1996 to measure hydro-meteorological parameters including outflows and quality of water drained from fields and subwatersheds with varying land management practices. This study summarized the data for a six-year period (1996-2001) for a 2950 ha forested, a 710 ha agricultural subwat...

To better understand the numerous solutions related to watershed transform (WT), this paper shows the relationships between some discrete definitions of the WT: the watersheds based on image foresting transform (IFT), topographic distance (TD), local condition (LC), and minimum spanning forest (MSF). We demonstrate that the tie-zone (TZ) concept, that unifies the multiple solutions of a given W...

Abstract One of Bali’s perennial watershed that is experiencing the effects climate change Yeh Embang Watershed. If it not managed holistically, sustainability current water availability will be impacted. This research analyse Watershed’s characteristics in order to evaluate watershed’s condition and decide how manage resources. For this research, topographic information, boundary maps watershe...

The water erosion prediction project (WEPP) model is a physically-based hydrology and erosion model. In recent years, the hydrology prediction within the model has been improved for forest watershed modeling by incorporating shallow lateral flow into watershed runoff prediction. This has greatly improved WEPP’s hydrologic performance on small watersheds with seasonal flows, but the current vers...

Miller, J.H. and Newton, M., 1983. Nutrient loss from disturbed forest watersheds in Oregon’s Coast Range. Agro-Ecosystems, 8: 153-167. Dissolved nutrients were monitored bi-weekly in stream water draining 14 upland watetzhcds in Oregon’s Coast Range after sprayin g with 2,4:5-T + 2,4-D, clrarcut harvesting and slash burning. Anion generation and leaching were primarily studied. The nitrate con...

Forest resources share attributes with many other resource systems that make difficult their governance and management in a sustainable, efficient, and equitable manner. While some ‘forests’ are small enough that fencing them or protecting their borders from intrusion is relatively easy, excluding beneficiaries from access and use of most forests is costly. The difficulty of exclusion creates t...