Fog is a potential source of water that could be exploited using the innovative technology of
fog collection. Naturally, the potential of fog has proven its significance in cloud forests that …

The objective of this review is to discuss physical processes over a wide range of spatial
scales that govern the formation, evolution, and dissipation of marine fog. We consider …

Land use/cover (LUC) and changes between 1990 and 2003 in a tropical mountainous
watershed were analysed with Landsat TM images using a GIS‐RS approach. The La …

Rainfall and cloud water interception (CWI) were determined for a mature and a 19-year old
secondary lower montane cloud forest in central Veracruz, Mexico. Cloud water was …

It is generally assumed that forests improve ecosystem service (ES) provisioning within
landscapes. These assumptions drive policies (eg Payment for Ecosystem Services) that …

The Luquillo Mountains of northeastern Puerto Rico harbours important fractions of tropical
montane cloud forests. Although it is well known that the frequent occurrence of dense fog is …

Droplet size spectra measurements are crucial to obtain a quantitative microphysical
description of clouds and fog. However, cloud droplet size measurements are subject to …

In the Atacama Desert, one of the driest places on earth, fog deposition plays an important
role for the water balance and for the survival of vulnerable ecosystems. The eddy …

The hydrogeology of volcanic islands remains poorly understood, despite the fact that
populations that live on them rely on groundwater as a primary water source. This situation …

Due to the significant impact of fog and low stratus (FLS) on economy, ecology and traffic
systems, there is a growing demand for high‐resolution information on FLS occurrence. In …