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Evaluation of six process‐based forest growth models using eddy‐covariance measurements of CO~2~ and H~2~O fluxes at six forest sites in Europe by K. Kramer; I. Leinonen; H. H. Bartelink; P. Berbigier; M. Borghetti; Ch Bernhofer; E. Cienciala; A. J. Dolman; O. Froer; C. A. Gracia; A. Granier; T. Grünwald; P. Hari; W. Jans; S. Kellomäki; D. Loustau; F. Magnani; T. Markkanen; G. Matteucci; G. M. J. Mohren; E. Moors; A. Nissinen; H. Peltola; S. Sabaté; A. Sanchez; M. Sontag; R. Valentini; T. Vesala is a Environmental Science article available to read on EtoBox.
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## Abstract Reliable models are required to assess the impacts of climate change on forest ecosystems. Precise and independent data are essential to assess this accuracy. The flux measurements collected by the EUROFLUX project over a wide range of forest types and climatic regions in Europe allow a critical testing of the process‐based models which were developed in the LTEEF project. The ECOCRAFT project complements this with a wealth of independent plant physiological measurements. Thus, it was aimed in this study to test six process‐based forest growth models against the flux measurements of six European forest types, taking advantage of a large database with plant physiological parameters. The reliability of both the flux data and parameter values itself was not under discussion in this study. The data provided by the researchers of the EUROFLUX sites, possibly with local corrections, were used with a minor gap‐filling procedure to avoid the loss of many days with observations. The model performance is discussed based on their accuracy, generality and realism. Accuracy was evaluated based on the goodness‐of‐fit with observed values of daily net ecosystem exchange, gross primary
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- Author
- K. Kramer; I. Leinonen; H. H. Bartelink; P. Berbigier; M. Borghetti; Ch Bernhofer; E. Cienciala; A. J. Dolman; O. Froer; C. A. Gracia; A. Granier; T. Grünwald; P. Hari; W. Jans; S. Kellomäki; D. Loustau; F. Magnani; T. Markkanen; G. Matteucci; G. M. J. Mohren; E. Moors; A. Nissinen; H. Peltola; S. Sabaté; A. Sanchez; M. Sontag; R. Valentini; T. Vesala
- Publisher
- John Wiley and Sons; Wiley (Blackwell Publishing); Blackwell Publishing Inc.; Wiley; Research Square (ISSN 1354-1013)
- Published
- 2002
- Language
- EN
- Field
- Environmental Science (Physical Sciences)