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13 November 2024

By: Corinne Martin

Time-frequency analysis of turbulence, CO2 and energy fluxes above different ecosystems

Land vegetation feels the unprecedented pressure of a changing climate. A better understanding of how plants respond to environmental pressures such as heat waves and droughts will enable to design better mitigation measures. Eddy covariance is the leading method for monitoring greenhouse gas fluxes, providing direct and continuous measurements relevant to climate change. The products emanating from the eddy covariance method have become the standard reference for all flux related research such as studies on droughts, atmospheric inversions, satellite validation, and the like.
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27 November 2024

By: Corinne Martin

Post-doc DENSPROFOR

Modeling of the functioning of oak and Douglas fir stands as a function of objective density