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Publication Additional Information
Publication Type
Conference Poster
Authorship
Wang Yi, Petrone Richard
Title
How do vegetation, litter, bryophyte, and substrate soil affect evaporation in high-elevation wetlands? Evidence from various types of wetlands with contrast geographical settings in Canadian Rocky Mountain
Year
2022
Publication Outlet
AOSM2022
Citation
Wang, Y., and Petrone, R.M. (2022) How do vegetation, litter, bryophyte, and substrate soil affect evaporation in high-elevation wetlands? Evidence from various types of wetlands with contrast geographical settings in Canadian Rocky Mountain. Global Water Futures Annual Science Meeting 2022. May 16-18, 2022 (Virtual).
Program Affiliations
GWF: Global Water Futures
Project Affiliations
GWF-MWF: Mountain Water Futures
Submitters
NameRoleEmailInstitution
Wang Yi
Submitter/Presenter
abbywang228@gmail.com
University of Waterloo
Publication Stage
N/A
Theme
Hydrology and Terrestrial Ecosystems
Presentation Format
10-minute oral presentation
Additional Information
AOSM2022 Mountain Water Futures First Author: Yi Wang, Hydrometeorology Research Group, University of Waterloo Additional Authors: Richard Petrone, Hydrometeorology Research Group, University of Waterloo
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