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Patrick Lane's Publications

Selected recent publications:

• Lane P, Sheridan G, Noske P & Sherwin C. 2008. Phosphorus and nitrogen exports from SE Australian forests following wildfire. Journal of Hydrology. 361: 186–198.
• Sheridan G, Noske P, Lane P & Sherwin C. 2008. Using rainfall simulation and site measurements to predict annual interrill erodibility and phosphorus generation rates from unsealed forest roads: validation against in-situ erosion measurements. CATENA. 73: 49–62.
• Takken I, Croke J & Lane P. 2008. A methodology to assess the delivery of road runoff in forestry environments. Hydrological Processes. 22: 254–264.
• Takken I, Croke J & Lane P. 2008. Thresholds for channel initiation at road drain outlets. CATENA. 75: 257–267.
• Sheridan GJ, Lane PNJ, Noske PJ. 2007. Quantification of hillslope runoff and erosion processes before and after wildfire in a wet Eucalyptus forest. Journal of Hydrology 343 (1-2): 12-28
• Bren L, Lane P & McGuire D. 2006. An empirical, comparative model of changes in annual water yield associated with pine plantations in southern Australia. Australian Forestry. 69 (4):275-284.
• Lane P, Sheridan G & Noske P. 2006. Changes in sediment loads and discharge from small mountain catchments following wildfire in south eastern Australia. Journal of Hydrology. 331:495-510.
• Lane PNJ, Best AE, Hickel K, Zhang L, 2005. The response of flow duration curves to afforestation. Journal of Hydrology 310: 253-265.
• Lane P, Hairsine PB, Croke JC & Takken I. 2006. Quantifying diffuse pathways for overland flow between the roads and streams of the Mountain Ash forests of central Victoria Australia. Hydrological Processes. 20:1875-1884.
• Feikema P, Lane P, Peel MC, Sherwin C, Freebairn A & Salkin O. 2006. Hydrological studies into the impact of timber harvesting on water yield in state forests supplying water to Melbourne - Part 1 of Hydrological Studies. Report for eWater, Melbourne, Australia: The University of Melbourne.
• Sheridan G, Lane P, Noske P, Grayson RB, Feikema P & Sherwin C. 2006. Estimated changes in stream water quality following the 2003 bushfires in Eastern Victoria. Report for Department of Sustainability and Environment and Bushfire Recovery Program. Melbourne, Australia: The University of Melbourne.
• Lane PNJ. Water quality management in a forested landscape. 2005. Encyclopedia of Water, Wiley Press
• Sheridan, G. J., P. N. J. Lane, et al. 2005. Development of a hillslope model for predicting erosion and water quality impacts of wildfire in SE Australia . Modsim05. International Congress on modelling and simulation advances and applications for management and decision making. Melbourne, Australia, Modelling and Simulations Society of Australia and New Zealand Inc.
• Sheridan GJ, Lane PNJ, Noske, PJ, Grayson RB, Feikema P, 2004. Preliminary analysis of pre-and post-bushfire water quality data from hydrologic stations in Eastern Victoria . Report to Department of Sustainability and Environment.
• Lane PNJ, Sheridan GJ, Noske PJ, Costenaro JL, Sherwin CB, 2004. The East Kiewa bushfire hydrology research catchments: first progress report. Report to Report to Department of Sustainability and Environment.
• Lane, PNJ, Croke, JC and Dignan, P. 2004. Dynamics of surface and subsurface flow in convergent topography: the results of rainfall simulation and modelling . Hydrological Processes 18: 879-982.
• Lane, PNJ, Morris JD, Zhang NN, Zhou GY, Zhou GY, Xu D. 2004. Water balance of tropical eucalypt plantations in south-eastern China . Agricultural and Forest Meteorology 124: 253-267
• Lane PNJ, Best AE, Hickel K, Zhang L, 2003. The effect of afforestation on flow duration curves. Cooperative Research Centre for Catchment Hydrology Technical Report 03/13, 25 p.
• Lane, PNJ, Morris JD, Zhang NN, Zhou GY, Zhou GY, Xu D,. 2003. Water balance of Eucalyptus Urophylla plantations in South China . Procs. Eucalypts in Asia Symposium, Zhanjiang,(JW Turnbull ed.) p. 217-224, ACIAR Publ. No. 111.
• Lane, PNJ. and Sheridan, GJ. 2002. Impacts of an unsealed forest road crossing: water quality and sediment sources . Hydrological Processes 16:2599-2612
• Sheridan, GS, Lane PNJ, Murphy, S. 2001. Testing and development of a simple field-based Erosion Hazard Assessment Scheme. In, Soil Research for the 21 st Century . Proceedings of the International Symposium, 3-5 January 2001, Honolulu, Hawaii, JC Ascough II and DC Flanagan eds.: 633-636.
• Lane, PNJ and Mackay, SM, 2001. Streamflow response of mixed-species eucalypt forests to patch cutting and thinning treatments. Forest Ecology and Management 143: 131-142.
• Lane, PNJ. and Mackenzie, DH, 2001. Laboratory and field calibration and test of TDR and Capacitance techniques for indirect measurement of soil water content. Australian Journal of Soil Research , 39 (6): 1371-1386.

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