Session Information

2003 Fall Meeting

Biogeosciences

 

Thursday Afternoon

Time Session Location Title
1600 B42D MCC 3014 Estimating Terrestrial Carbon, Water, and Energy Fluxes From Site to Region II
(joint with A, H)
Presiding: H Schmid, Indiana University; C M Brown-Mitic, SAHRA, University of Arizona
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1600 B42D-01 MCC 3014 Carbon Fluxes Assessment Using Artificial Neural Networks
*D Papale, R Valentini
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1620 B42D-02 MCC 3014 Parameter Estimation in Biogeochimical Surface Model Using Nonlinear Optimization With Eddy-Covariance Measurements Over Pine Forests.
*D Santaren, P Peylin, N Viovy, P Ciais
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1640 B42D-03 MCC 3014 Scalar Profile Assimilation Into a Multi-Layer Model of Canopy-Atmosphere Exchange: Toward Optimal Estimation of Net Ecosystem Exchange
*D T Drewry, J D Albertson, G Katul
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1700 B42D-04 MCC 3014 How Complex Must the Parameterization of Canopy Turbulent Transport Be to Capture Biophysical Sources and Sinks?
*J Juang, G Katul, M Siqueira, P Stoy
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1715 B42D-05 MCC 3014 Estimation of the Net Ecosystem CO2 Exchange of Chaparral Using Eddy Covariance, remote sensing and Biome-BGC
*H Luo, W C Oechel, D Sims, F Heinsch, J Kimball
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1730 B42D-06 MCC 3014 Investigation of Relationships between Canopy Conductance, Carbon Exchange and Evapotranspiration using FLUXNET data
*M Falk, D D Baldocchi
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1745 B42D-07 MCC 3014 A Challenge to the Flux-Tower Upscaling Hypothesis? A Multi-Tower Comparison From the Chequamegon Ecosystem-Atmosphere Study
*K J Davis, D R Ricciuto, M P Butler, A R Desai, W Wang, C Yi, P S Bakwin, B D Cook, P V Bolstad, E Carey, J Martin, R Teclaw, D S Mackay, B E Ewers, J Chen, A Noormets, F A Heinsch, A S Denning
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