Two decades of carbon flux from forests of the Pacific Northwest: estimates from a new modeling strategy

Better techniques for modeling terrestrial carbon fluxes are being developed. These models can determine the maximal live and detrital biomass accumulation and changing rates of accumulation with time and vegetation development. Remotely detected and spatial biogeoclimatic data are being used.

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Published in:	Bioscience Vol. 46; no. 11; pp. 836 - 844
Main Authors:	Cohen, W.B, Harmon, M.E, Wallin, D.O, Fiorella, M
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	University of California Press 01-12-1996 Oxford University Press
Subjects:	Atmospheric carbon dioxide BOSQUES CAMBIO CLIMATICO CARBON CARBON CYCLE carbon sink CARBONE CARBONO CHANGEMENT CLIMATIQUE CICLO DEL CARBONO CLEAR FELLING CLIMATIC CHANGE CORTA A HECHO COUPE RASE CYCLE DU CARBONE DEBIT DEBOISEMENT DEFORESTACION DEFORESTATION ESTADOS DEL PACIFICO (EUA) ETATS DU PACIFIQUE (EU) FLOW RATE FORESTS FORET GASTO GLOBAL WARMING MODELE DE SIMULATION MODELOS DE SIMULACION PACIFIC NORTHWEST STATES OF USA PACIFIC STATES (USA) SIMULATION MODELS TEMPORAL VARIATION
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Summary:	Better techniques for modeling terrestrial carbon fluxes are being developed. These models can determine the maximal live and detrital biomass accumulation and changing rates of accumulation with time and vegetation development. Remotely detected and spatial biogeoclimatic data are being used.
Bibliography:	9703292 K10 T01 U10
ISSN:	0006-3568 1525-3244
DOI:	10.2307/1312969