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Hydrologie --- Hydrology --- Écologie --- ecology --- Ressource en eau --- Water resources --- Ressource en sol --- Soil resources --- Évapotranspiration --- Evapotranspiration --- UNESCO --- world --- Evapotranspiration. --- Hydrologie comparee

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This up-to-date textbook is highly recommended for introductory courses offered at undergraduate and graduate levels. Coverage begins with basic fluid and thermodynamical laws and concepts, then moves on to cover such major topics as momentum and heat exchanges with homogeneous surfaces, nonhomogeneous boundary layers, fundamentals of turbulence, and more. This book introduces the reader to theoretical concepts and quantitative relations through qualitative descriptions based upon observations.

Meteorologie [Micro] --- Micrometeorologie --- Micrometeorology --- Micrométéorologie --- Météorologie [Micro] --- Micrometeorology. --- Météorologie --- Meteorology --- Autoécologie --- autecology --- Échange thermique --- Heat transfer --- Évapotranspiration --- Evapotranspiration --- Couvert --- Canopy --- Écoulement de fluide --- Fluid flow --- Physics --- Microclimat --- microclimate --- Evapotranspiration. --- Meteorology. --- Aerology --- Atmospheric science --- Micrometeorologie agricole

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Evapotranspiration --- Consumptive use --- Water-supply --- Evaporation (Meteorology) --- Plants --- Measurement. --- Transpiration --- Water requirements

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631.432.21 --- Evapotranspiration --- -Crops and climate --- -#ABIB:irri --- Agricultural climatology --- Agriculture --- Agroclimatology --- Climate and crops --- Crop micrometeorology --- Crops --- Plant biometeorology --- Agricultural ecology --- Bioclimatology --- Consumptive use --- Water-supply --- Evaporation (Meteorology) --- Plants --- Drying of soil. Evaporation. Evapotranspiration --- Congresses --- Climatic factors --- Transpiration --- Water requirements --- 631.432.21 Drying of soil. Evaporation. Evapotranspiration --- Crops and climate --- #ABIB:irri

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As our world becomes increasingly urbanized, an understanding of the context, mechanisms, and consequences of city and suburban environments becomes more critical. Without a sense of what open spaces such as parks and gardens contribute, it's difficult to argue for their creation and maintenance: in the face of schools needing resources, roads and sewers needing maintenance, and people suffering at the hands of others, why should cities and counties spend scarce dollars planting trees and preserving parks? In Constructed Climates, ecologist William G. Wilson demonstrates the value of urban green. Focusing specifically on the role of vegetation and trees, Wilson shows the costs and benefits reaped from urban open spaces, from cooler temperatures to better quality ground water-and why it all matters. While Constructed Climates is a work of science, it does not ignore the social component. Wilson looks at low-income areas that have poor vegetation, and shows how enhancing these areas through the planting of community gardens and trees can alleviate social ills. This book will be essential reading for environmentalists and anyone making decisions for the nature and well-being of our cities and citizens.

Environmental health. --- Urban climatology. --- Urban ecology (Biology) --- urbanization, environment, nature, open spaces, green space, parks, gardens, vegetation, trees, temperature, weather, global warming, climate change, science, ground water, conservation, preservation, community garden, poverty, urban, city, environmentalism, ecology, climatology, environmental health, population, nonfiction, land use, streamwater, rainfall, reservoirs, sediment, energy, carbon, evapotranspiration, vocs, ozone, wealth, mortality.