Bayesian calibration method used to elucidate carbon turnover in forest on drained organic soil |
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Authors: | Leif Klemedtsson Per-Erik Jansson David Gustafsson Louise Karlberg Per Weslien Karin von Arnold Maria Ernfors Ola Langvall Anders Lindroth |
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Institution: | 1. Department of Plant and Environmental Sciences, G?teborg University, Box 461, 405 30, Goteborg, Sweden 2. Department of Land and Water Resources Engineering, Royal Institute of Technology, 100 44, Stockholm, Sweden 3. Stockholm Environmental Institute, 103 14, Stockholm, Sweden 4. Swedish Forest Agency, 55183, Jonkoping, Sweden 5. Asa Experimental Forest and Research Station, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, 360 30, Lammhult, Sweden 6. Department of Physical Geography and Ecosystem Analysis, Lund University, 223 62, Lund, Sweden
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Abstract: | Depending on the balance between sink and source processes for C, drained organic forest soil ecosystems can be in balance
or act as net sinks or sources of CO2 to the atmosphere. In order to study the effect of groundwater level and soil temperature on C-flux, the CoupModel was calibrated
(climate data, groundwater levels, soil CO2 flux, net ecosystem fluxes of CO2-exchange, sensible heat flux and latent heat flux, forest production etc.) for a drained forest in Sweden. Bayesian calibration
techniques were used to elucidate how different parameters and variables were interlinked in C-circulation. The calibrated
model reproduced abiotic and biotic variables reasonably well except for root respiration, which was largely underestimated.
Bayesian calibration reduced the uncertainties in the model and highlighted the fact that calibrations should be performed
with a high number of parameters instead of specific parameter values. |
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Keywords: | Spruce forest Drained soils Net ecosystem exchange Respiration Latent heat flux Sensible heat flux Simulations Eddy covariance Chambers Biomass |
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