Hubbard Brook Bibliography

Hornbeck, J. W, and R. S Pierce. 1969. “Changes In Snowmelt Runoff After Forest Clearing On A New England Watershed”. Eastern Snow Conference Proceedings: 104-112.

Pierce, R. S, J. W Hornbeck, Gene E Likens, and F. H Bormann. 1970. “Effect Of Elimination Of Vegetation On Stream Water Quantity And Quality”. Internat. Assoc. Sci. Hydrol., Internat. Symp. on Results of Research on Representative and Experimental Basins: 311-328.

Hornbeck, J. W, and R. S Pierce. 1970. “Storm Hydrograph Changes Following Forest Clearing In New England”. Proc. 15th IUFRO Congress: 230.

Hornbeck, J. W, R. S Pierce, and C. A Federer. 1970. “Streamflow Changes After Forest Clearing In New England”. Water Resour. Res. 6(4): 1124-1132.

Martin, C. W, and J. W Hornbeck. 1972. “Lysimeter Snowmelt And Streamflow On Forested And Cleared Sites”. Eastern Snow Conference Proceedings: 111-118.

Federer, C. A, R. S Pierce, and J. W Hornbeck. 1972. “Snow Management Seems Unlikely In The Northeast”. Proc. Symp. Watersheds in Transition: 212-219.

Hornbeck, J. W. 1973. “Changes In Yield And Quality Of Streamflow After Strip Cutting Northern Hardwoods”. S.U.N.Y. College.

Hornbeck, J. W, and R. S Pierce. 1973. “Potential Impact Of Forest Fertilization On Streamflow”. Forest Fertilization Symp. Proc. and USDA Forest Service General Tech. Report NE-3: 79-87.

Hornbeck, J. W. 1973. The Problem Of Extreme Events In Paired-Watershed Studies. USDA Forest Service, Northeastern Forest Experiment Station.

Federer, C. A, R. S Pierce, and J. W Hornbeck. 1973. “Snow Management Seems Unlikely In Northeastern Forests”. Eastern Snow Conference Proceedings: 102-113.

Hornbeck, J. W. 1973. “Storm Flow From Hardwood-Forested And Cleared Watersheds In New Hampshire”. Water Resour. Res. 9(2): 346-354.

Hornbeck, J. W, and Gene E Likens. 1974. “The Ecosystem Concept For Determining The Importance Of Chemical Composition Of Snow”. 31st Annual Eastern Snow Conference Proc., pp. 145-155. Also, Advanced Concepts and Techniques in the Study of Snow and Ice Resources. ISBN 0-309-02235-5. National Academy of Sciences: 139-151.

Hornbeck, J. W, and C. A Federer. 1974. “Forests And Floods”. New Hampshire Forest Notes 117: 18-21.

Hornbeck, J. W, C. A Federer, and R. S Pierce. 1974. “Managing New Hampshire Forests Or Water”. J. New Hampshire Water Works Assoc. 35(4): 18-Jul.

Hornbeck, J. W, and C. A Federer. 1975. “Effects Of Management Practices On Water Quality And Quantity: Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest, New Hampshire”. Municipal Watershed Management Symp. Proc., USDA Forest Service General Tech. Report NE-13: 58-65.

Hornbeck, J. W, R. S Pierce, Gene E Likens, and C. W Martin. 1975. “Moderating The Impact Of Contemporary Forest Cutting On Hydrologic And Nutrient Cycles”. Proc. of Internat. Symp. on Hydrologic Sciences. Publ. 117: 423-433.

Hornbeck, J. W, Gene E Likens, and J. S Eaton. 1975. “Seasonal Variation In Acidity Of Precipitation And The Implications For Forest-Stream Ecosystems”. Abstracts for The First Internat. Symp. on Acid Precipitation and the Forest Ecosystem: 41.

Hornbeck, J. W. 1975. “Streamflow Response To Forest Cutting And Revegetation”. Water Resour. Bull. 11(6): 1257-1260.

Hornbeck, J. W, Gene E Likens, R. S Pierce, and F. H Bormann. 1975. “Strip Cutting As A Means Of Protecting Site And Streamflow Quality When Clearcutting Northern Hardwoods” eds. B. Bernier and Winget, C. H. Proc. 4th North American Forest Soils Conference on Forest Soils and Forest Land Management. August 1973: 208-229.

Hornbeck, J. W, Gene E Likens, and J. S Eaton. 1976. “Seasonal Patterns In Acidity Of Precipitation And The Implications For Forest-Stream Ecosystems”. Water, Air, and Soil Pollution 7: 355-3.

Hornbeck, J. W, and G. Stuart. 1976. “When Ski Trails Are Cut Through Forest Land, What Happens To Stream Flow?”. Ski Area Management 15(4): 34-36,47.

Koterba, M. T, J. W Hornbeck, and R. S Pierce. 1977. Effects Of Sludge Applications On Soil Water And Vegetation In A Northern Hardwood Forest In New England. Durham, NH: Water Resour. Res. Center, Univ. of New Hampshire.

Hornbeck, J. W, and R. S Pierce. 1977. “Increased Nutrient Loss From Whole-Tree Harvesting”. Bull. Ecol. Soc. Amer. 58(2): 56.

Hornbeck, J. W. 1977. “Nutrients: A Major Consideration In Intensive Forest Management”. Proc. of the Symp. on Intensive Culture of Northern Forest Types. USDA Forest Service General Tech. Report NE-29: 241-250.

Hornbeck, J. W, M. T Koterba, and R. S Pierce. 1977. “Sludge Application To A Northern Hardwood Forest In New Hampshire: Potential For Dual Benefits?”. Abstracts for Symposium on Municipal Wastewater and Sludge Recycling on Forest Land and Disturbed Land. March 1977: 24.