Brazil-FluxMet-Stf

This dataset contributes to a better understanding of the influence of atmospheric aerosols on the functioning of Brazilian Amazon ecosystems, particularly on the Net Ecosystem Exchange (NEE). The radiative effects of aerosols and clouds (from the emitted by Biomass Burning ), until then unknown for a wide variety of species and vegetation types present in the Amazon Basin, have been evaluated through CO2 flux tower systems and meteorological data in the Amazon biomes. Our data allowed us to examine the radiative effects of atmospheric aerosols on solar radiation and its impacts on the Net Ecosystem Exchange (NEE) of an area of semi-deciduous tropical forest located in the south of the Amazon basin in the north of the state of Mato Thick. The data for the development of this research will be made available soon on the AmericFlux website (https://ameriflux.lbl.gov). All the data collected are under the citation: Vourlitis, George (2011), Spatial and temporal variations in aboveground woody carbon storage for cerrado forests and woodlands of Mato Grosso, Brazil. Here, the dataset contains: (1) Net Ecosystem Exchange (NEE of CO2); from the turbulent covariance system (eddy-covariance); and (2) meteorological data, both collected between June 2005 and July 2008.

本数据集有助于深化对大气气溶胶对巴西亚马逊生态系统功能影响的理解，尤其是对净生态系统交换（NEE）的影响。通过二氧化碳通量塔系统和亚马逊生物群落中的气象数据，对气溶胶和云（由生物质燃烧排放产生）的辐射效应进行了评估，这些效应此前对亚马逊盆地中广泛存在的各种物种和植被类型来说是未知的。我们的数据使我们得以研究大气气溶胶对太阳辐射的辐射效应，及其对位于亚马逊盆地南部、马托格罗索州北部的半落叶热带森林净生态系统交换（NEE）的影响。该研究的数据将很快在AmericFlux网站（https://ameriflux.lbl.gov）上提供。所有收集到的数据均遵循Vourlitis, George (2011)的引用：《巴西马托格罗索州cerrado森林和林地地上木质碳储存的空间和时间变化》。本数据集包含：（1）二氧化碳净生态系统交换（NEE）；来自湍流协方差系统（涡度协方差）；以及（2）气象数据，这些数据均收集于2005年6月至2008年7月之间。