ABSTRACT
Kenneth N. Brooks, Peter F. Ffolliott, D. Phillip Guertin, Shiang-Yue Lu, John L. Neiber, Steve R. Predmore, and Paul K. Barten
Integrated assessments of hydrologic and biological responses of watersheds to forest and peat management in the northern Lake States have been made possible by 50 years of long-term monitoring, laboratory experiments, and linked eld-plot research at the Marcell Experimental Forest (MEF). The iterative process-eld plots, laboratory and watershed-scale experiments, and model calibration and verication-have facilitated model development. Research at the MEF has generated a continuous, quality-assured monitoring database that along with linked research has been used to develop empirical and dynamic modeling approaches for a variety of applied management
CONTENTS
Introduction ......................................................................................................... 459 Multiple-Resources Modeling ...........................................................................460
