Today Albin and Mario decommissioned the eddy flux tower at Neustift (FLUXNET ID: AT-Neu) and handed over the keys for the site to Georg Leitinger, who will use it for doing small-scale lysimeter measurements.
Seems Albin is having a hard time let go … no wonder after 20 years of measurements at the site.
Today ORF Tirol is featuring the FAIR site Obermieming and how these measurements will shed light on the carbon cycle of the investigated forest – see external link here.
Harper A.B., Williams K.E., McGuire P.C., Duran Rojas M.C., Hemming D., Verhoef A., Huntingford C., Rowland L., Marthews T., Breder Eller C., Mathison C., Nobrega R.L.B., Gedney N., Vidale P.L., Otu-Larbi F., Pandey D., Garrigues S., Wright A., Slevin D., De Kauwe M.G., Blyth E., Ärdo J., Black A., Bonal D., Buchmann N., Burban B., Fuchs K., de Grandcourt A., Mammarella I., Merbold L., Montagnani L., Nouvellon Y., Restrepo-Coupe N., Wohlfahrt G. (2021) Improvement of modelling plant responses to low soil moisture in JULESvn4.9 and evaluation against flux tower measurements. Geoscientific Model Development 14, 3269-3294, doi: 10.5194/gmd-14-3269-2021. [OPEN ACCESS]
Ejarque E., Scholz K., Wohlfahrt G., Battin T.J., Kainz M.J., Schelker J. (2021) Hydrological controls on the carbon mass balance of a mountain lake of the Eastern European Alps. Limnology & Oceanography, doi: 10.1002/lno.11712. [OPEN ACCESS]
Yesterday the understory eddy covariance system was installed by Kathi, Lorenz, Sebastian and Georg, and Mario completed the installation of the dendrometers,
