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Study of relationship between temperature measurement in standard level and herb layer according to meteorological conditions
Klimeš, Vojtěch ; Žák, Michal (advisor) ; Mikšovský, Jiří (referee)
The forest microclimate is different from the conditions measured at mete- orological stations. Conditions in the herbaceous layer are influenced by both the surrounding vegetation and macroclimatic factors. In this thesis, we in- vestigate the relationship between the temperature difference at 2 m and near the ground surface in a forest and meteorological conditions. Microclimatic data are measured using temperature sensors in the national parks Šumava and Bavarian Forest. We build on studies investigating the influence of vege- tation on temperatures in forest stands to complete the picture of how forest microclimate functions. This knowledge is crucial for understanding the im- pact of climate change and for further research using advanced modelling and generalisation to other habitats. For selected meteorological conditions measured at the stations, a statistically significant relationship was found for the temperature difference, which is strongest for snow depth and weakest for precipitation.

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