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1	Methane Fluxes at a Temperate Upland Forest in Central Ontario Wang, Jonathan 27 November 2012 (has links) Methane fluxes were calculated from measurements carried out at a temperate upland forest in Central Ontario using the eddy covariance method over five months in the summer and fall seasons of 2011. Measurements were made by an off-axis integrated cavity output spectrometer Fast Greenhouse Gas Analyzer (FGGA) which simultaneously measured methane (CH4), carbon dioxide (CO2), and water at 10 Hz sampling rates. Observed methane fluxes showed net uptake of methane over the measurement period with an average uptake flux value (±standard deviation of the mean) of -2.7±0.13 nmol m-2 s-1. Methane fluxes showed a diurnal pattern of increased uptake during the day and increasing uptake with seasonal progression. There was also a significant correlation in methane fluxes with soil water content and wind speed. Comparison of the FGGA measurements to those using a static chamber method and canister sampling showed close agreement in flux and mixing ratio values respectively. Environmental Chemistry Atmospheric Chemistry Methane Flux Eddy Covariance Temperate Forest Upland Forest Greenhouse Gas 0725
2	Methane Fluxes at a Temperate Upland Forest in Central Ontario Wang, Jonathan 27 November 2012 (has links) Methane fluxes were calculated from measurements carried out at a temperate upland forest in Central Ontario using the eddy covariance method over five months in the summer and fall seasons of 2011. Measurements were made by an off-axis integrated cavity output spectrometer Fast Greenhouse Gas Analyzer (FGGA) which simultaneously measured methane (CH4), carbon dioxide (CO2), and water at 10 Hz sampling rates. Observed methane fluxes showed net uptake of methane over the measurement period with an average uptake flux value (±standard deviation of the mean) of -2.7±0.13 nmol m-2 s-1. Methane fluxes showed a diurnal pattern of increased uptake during the day and increasing uptake with seasonal progression. There was also a significant correlation in methane fluxes with soil water content and wind speed. Comparison of the FGGA measurements to those using a static chamber method and canister sampling showed close agreement in flux and mixing ratio values respectively. Environmental Chemistry Atmospheric Chemistry Methane Flux Eddy Covariance Temperate Forest Upland Forest Greenhouse Gas 0725
3	Upland forest leaf litter: Effects on growth and development of Lithobates sylvaticus tadpoles Kitson, Sarah R. 09 May 2013 (has links) No description available. Biology Conservation Ecology Environmental Science Evolution and Development Freshwater Ecology Organismal Biology Plant Biology Wildlife Conservation Lithobates sylvaticus tadpole upland forest leaf litter growth development

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