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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"surface-atmosphere exchange"”.

  1. Implications of the Dense City Centre to Surface-Atmosphere Exchanges

    … analyses an extended (3.5 years) dataset of surface-atmosphere energy exchanges in London. The focus is on the controls on radiation, anthropogenic heat and the turbulent latent and sensible heat fluxes. The impact of the composition and three-dimensional structure of the urban surface, plus …

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  2. Ecological-Hydrological Feedback in Forested Wetlands

    … The effects of flooding on carbon and water exchanges are important knowledge gaps where progress could benefit management of natural resources and predicting of changes in surface geophysical cycles. Two specific needs are a better understanding of (1) wetland tree responses to hydrologic …

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  3. Investigation of the Influence of Temperature Inversions and Turbulence on Land-atmosphere Interactions for Rolling Terrain

    The surface-atmosphere exchange of trace gases and energy is important as it impacts weather, climate, and air quality. The models used for estimating surface fluxes such as heat, moisture, and carbon dioxide (CO2) were designed to work best in horizontally uniform, flat terrain. This is a …

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  4. Reactive Trace Gases within and above a Grassland Canopy: Challenges for Flux and Transport Process Determination

    … important for the oxidizing capacity of the atmosphere, the functioning of ecosystems and climate change. Terrestrial ecosystems, such as grasslands, represent considerable sources and sinks for the NO-NO2-O3 triad and, thus, are crucial for atmospheric budgets of these species. The …

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