The Surface Geometry of a Closed Conifer Forest in Relation to Losses of Intercepted Snow
Donald R. Satterlund · Arthur R. Eschner
Jan 1965 · Northeastern Forest Experiment Station, Forest Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture
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S2The objective of the following analysis is to examine the process of snow interception in light of the involvement of geophysical and climatological processes within the peculiar geometry of snow held aloft by a conifer canopy, in contrast to the same processes acting on a snowfield on open, level ground. Perhaps an analytical contribution of this kind will stimulate research that will lead to a better understanding of snow interception, and ultimately to application in forest-land management for water yield.S3.
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