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Water and the Rainforest in Malaysian Borneo

Part of the Ecological Studies Book Series (volume 242)

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-91544-5

ISBN: 978-3-030-91542-1

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

Jan 1, 2022

1 - 10 of 21 Chapters

LitStream

Chapter 1Long-Term Hydrological Research in the Humid Tropics

Douglas, Ian

Pages: 1 –25

[Long seen as stable ecosystems, tropical rainforests are vulnerable to natural disturbances and susceptible to human activities. Forest hydrology has extensively examined how forest management affects hydrological processes and is now assessing the impacts of increasing forest modification and...
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Chapter 2The Forests of the Danum ValleyDanum Valley Conservation Area

Douglas, Ian

Pages: 27 –46

[Three major activities: (1) increased use of sophisticated remote sensing and satellite technologies; (2) intensive examination of fossil pollen in cores from the ocean floor: and (3) sustained long-term ecological research at key sites with detailed, repeated plot enumerations; have led to...
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Chapter 3The Danum Hydrology ProjectDanum hydrology project: Origins, Aims, Context

Douglas, Ian

Pages: 47 –68

[The Danum Valley Field Centre adjoins the 438 km2 Danum Valley Conservation Area (DVCA), a well-protected area of nearly totally undisturbed lowland rainforest. The Danum Valley Management Committee (DVMC) set up by the Sabah State Government made a memorandum of understanding with the Royal...
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Chapter 4The Regional Physiographical and Land Management Context of the Hydrology of Danum ValleyDanum Valley

Douglas, Ian

Pages: 69 –83

[The DVCA stands on the geologically heterogeneous melange unit known as the Kuamut Formation, whose siltstones, sandstones, cherts, spillites and tuffs contain many easily eroded lithologies. To the east are outcrops of mafic and ultramafic rocks including serpentinite, which occur in the...
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Chapter 5Rainfall and Its InterceptionInterception by the Forest

Douglas, Ian

Pages: 85 –112

[The rhythms of life of the eastern Borneo rainforest flora and fauna reflect patterns and irregularities of rainfall. Understanding the variability and drivers of rain events and the pathways that rain takes through the forest vegetation, over the ground surface and into the soil and underlying...
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Chapter 6Overland FlowOverland flows

Douglas, Ian

Pages: 113 –125

[Water that has reached the ground from rainfall will thence follow different pathways, depending on soil structure (including effects of chemistry, mineralogy, and biota) and wetness; the plant debris on the forest floor; and the slope gradient. Overland flow (or surface runoff on hillslopes, as...
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Chapter 7Infiltration, Soil Water and PipeflowPipeflows

Douglas, Ian

Pages: 127 –136

[In most storms in lowland tropical rainforests water moves along fast flowpaths that respond on a timescale of minutes to hours. During heavy rainfall, water will take the path of least resistance within the macropore network, exploiting both connected and discontinuous pipes. The subsurface...
LitStream

Chapter 8Origins of Stream Flow

Douglas, Ian

Pages: 137 –148

[Whether or not there is flowing water in a stream head hollow depends on recent rainfalls. The length of the continuous stream of channel flow in Danum rainforest headwater streams may vary by more than 1.9 km between drought conditions and the response to a 1 in 18-year daily rainfall. Pipe...
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Chapter 9Sediment Supply and Movement on Slopes

Douglas, Ian

Pages: 149 –166

[The sources of sediment eventually supplied to rainforest streams include: surface erosion; treefall; landslides; channel development; bank erosion; and tree undercutting along stream channels. Termites and other insects create irregularly distributed bare soil patches from which soil is eroded....
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Chapter 10Water, Sediment and Solutes in Channels

Douglas, Ian

Pages: 167 –191

[The regimes of Danum’s natural forest streams are violent, event-driven, with rapid changes in stage, suggesting that all aspects of water resources management must take account of the episodic nature of hydrological change. Log jams and other accumulations of large woody debris in these humid...

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