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Principles of Forest Hydrology is a revised textbook designed to accompany lectures for students in forestry, wildland resources, environmental sciences, and geography. The book presents its examples and problems in metric units and updates soil water potential terminology. It effectively introduces basic hydrology concepts and adds new material on precipitation, subsurface water, and evapotranspiration compared to the earlier edition.
Principles of Forest Hydrology has been written to accompany class lectures for students pursuing training in forestry, wildland resources, environmental sciences, and geography. The book introduces basic principles and concepts of hydrology and it does this quite well. Principles of Forest Hydrology is a revision of an earlier book, An Outline of Forest Hydrology , coauthored with Wade L. Nutter. The new version is quite similar to the original with some important additions in the areas of precipitation, subsurface water, and evapotranspiration. Metric units are used in the examples and problems, and the soil water potential terminology has been updated.