NASA NTRS · 19870001803
Follow-on proposal identifying environmental features for land management decisions
Abstract
Urban morphology (an examination of spatial fabric and structure), natural ecosystem (investigations emphasizing biophysical processes and patterns), and human ecosystem (emphasizing socio-economic and engineering parameters) were studied. The most critical variable, transpiration, in the ASPCON model, created by Jaynes (1978), describing the hydrology of aspen to conifer succession was studied to improve the accuracy. Transpiration is determined by a canopy transpiration model which estimates consumptive water use (CWU) for specific species and a plant activity index. Also studied was Pinyon-Juniper woodland erosion.
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Wright, P. M., Ridd, M. K.. 1986-01-01. Follow-on proposal identifying environmental features for land management decisions. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19870001803
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