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Forest subcanopy flows and micro-scale advection of carbon dioxide.
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Forest subcanopy flows and micro-scale advection of carbon dioxide./
作者:
Staebler, Ralf Manfred.
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179 p.
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Adviser: David R. Fitzjarrald.
Contained By:
Dissertation Abstracts International64-02B.
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Physics, Atmospheric Science. -
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9780496279661
Forest subcanopy flows and micro-scale advection of carbon dioxide.
Staebler, Ralf Manfred.
Forest subcanopy flows and micro-scale advection of carbon dioxide.
- 179 p.
Adviser: David R. Fitzjarrald.
Thesis (Ph.D.)--State University of New York at Albany, 2003.
The kinematics of subcanopy flows and their ability to transport material have received little attention in the published literature, despite growing concerns that they may be responsible for horizontally transporting the respired CO2 that is missed by eddy flux measurements above forests under calm conditions. This work outlines the design of a subcanopy study to characterize subcanopy flows, determine their dynamics, and to directly measure horizontal advection of CO2.
ISBN: 9780496279661Subjects--Topical Terms:
1019431
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These measurements were made in a mixed deciduous forest in Central Massachusetts. Subcanopy flows were found to be decoupled from the flows aloft 75% of the time. While stress divergence contributed 38% of the daytime forcing of subcanopy flows, negative buoyancy dominated nocturnal forcing 58% of the time, generating drainage flows 51% of the time. The drainage flow direction was dictated by the length of the slope, not its angle. Pressure gradient forcing was predicted to be significant, but the simple flow reversals predicted were not observed. A speed-up of the flow at 150 m above the hill due to the Bernoulli effect of about 20--60% was observed, significantly smaller than the predicted ∼100%.
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