AmeriFlux US-Skr Shark River Slough (Tower SRS-6) Everglades

This is the AmeriFlux version of the carbon flux data for the site US-Skr Shark River Slough (Tower SRS-6) Everglades. Site Description - The Florida Everglades Shark River Slough Mangrove Forest site is located along the Shark River in the western region of Everglades National Park. Also referred to as site SRS6 of the Florida Coastal Everglades LTER program, freshwater in the mangrove riverine floods the forest floor under a meter of water twice per day. Transgressive discharge of freshwater from the Shark river follows annual rainfall distributions between the wet and dry seasons. Hurricane Wilma struck the site in October of 2005 causing significant damage. The tower was offline until the following October in order to continue temporally consistent measurements. In post-hurricane conditions, ecosystem respiration rates and solar irradiance transfer increased. 2007- 2008 measurements indicate that these factors led to an decline in both annual -NEE and daily NEE from pre-hurricane conditions in 2004-2005.

本数据集为AmeriFlux版本的US-Skr鲨鱼河洼地（塔台SRS-6）大沼泽地站点碳通量数据。站点描述——佛罗里达大沼泽地鲨鱼河洼地红树林站点位于大沼泽地国家公园西部地区的鲨鱼河沿岸，亦为佛罗里达海岸大沼泽地长期生态研究（LTER）项目的SRS6站点。红树林河区的淡水每日两次淹没林地，水深可达一米。鲨鱼河的淡水入侵性排放随干湿季间的年降雨量分布变化。2005年10月，威尔玛飓风袭击该站点，造成严重破坏。为维持测量的时间一致性，观测塔停用至次年10月。飓风过后，生态系统呼吸速率与太阳辐照度传递均有所上升。2007-2008年的测量结果显示，这些因素导致年净生态系统交换量（NEE）与日净生态系统交换量均较2004-2005年飓风前水平下降。