Descriptions of Research Sites in the Integrated Forest Study on Effects of Atmospheric Deposition
Bondietti EA. 1990. Descriptions of Research Sites in the Integrated Forest Study on Effects of Atmospheric Deposition. ORNL/TM-11149; Environmental Sciences Division Publication No. 3279. Oak Ridge National Laboratory. Oak Ridge, TN
ABSTRACT: The Integrated Forest Study on Effects of Atmospheric Deposition (IFS) was a multisite, multiyear research project designed to study the effects of atmospheric deposition on forest nutrient status. This report discusses the field sites that were studied and was prepared from reports submitted by the investigators. In many cases the reposit represents information available at the beginning of the study and therefore it should not be considered as a final representation of all site characteristics. A separate report, ORNL/TM-11148, describes the objectives, participants, and measurement design of the IFS. Other reports in this series describe the sampling and analysis protocols used in the IFS (ORNL/TM-11214), preliminary data from year 1 of the study (ORNL/TM-11052) and the annual report of 2 years data collection (ORNL/TM-11121).
- Type
- Published Report
- Authors
- Bondietti, E
- Date of Issue
- 1990-03
- Publisher
- Oak Ridge National Laboratory
- Units
- GRSM
- Keywords
- air quality, American beech, atmospheric deposition, Fagus grandifolia, forest ecology, GRSM-00002, GRSM-00762, Picea rubra, red spruce, spruce-fir forest