@InProceedings{ShuttleworthNobr:1992:WiFoMa,
               author = "Shuttleworth, W. J. and Nobre, carlos Afonso",
                title = "Wise forest management and climate change",
            booktitle = "Anais...",
                 year = "1992",
                pages = "287--292",
         organization = "Congresso Brasileiro de Meteorologia, 7.",
             keywords = "MICROMETEOROLOGIA, AMAZONIA (REGIAO), EXPERIMENTO 
                         MICROMETEOROLOGICO DA REGIAO AMAZONIA, ARME, PROJETO ABRACOS, 
                         MUDANCA DE CLIMA, FLORESTAS.",
             abstract = "Links between atmosphere and the vegetation in pristine and 
                         disturbed forests can be classified as indirect linkages, which 
                         involve atmospheric constituents as an intermediary, and direct 
                         linkage through the exchanges of energy, water and momentum 
                         between the vegetation and the air above. Here the extent and 
                         nature of such forest-atmosphere linkage is explored with respect 
                         to information now available from joint Anglo-Brazilian field 
                         studies in Amazonia. The proposition is made that the wise 
                         management of tropical forests with minimum contribution to 
                         climate change will involve land cover which mimics the 
                         atmospheric interaction of existing forest. In particular, it will 
                         involve deep rooted, perennial vegetation with a dense but uneven 
                         canopy, which is persistently growing in nutrient stable soil, and 
                         which is managed with minimum use of fire.",
  conference-location = "Sao Paulo",
      conference-year = "28 set.-2 out. 1992",
                label = "8517",
         organisation = "SBM",
           targetfile = "7187.pdf",
        urlaccessdate = "02 maio 2024"
}