Abstract

To improve the understanding of the CO2 exchange and the cycling of energy and water between the land surface and atmosphere over a typical hilly forest in southeastern China, a long-term field experimental observatory was established in Huainan, Anhui Province. Here, the authors briefly describe the three parts of ongoing research activities: the environmental monitoring at the site, the meteorological observations on a high tower, and particularly the intensive measurement of soil–vegetation–atmosphere interaction on a lower tower. Specifically, the diurnal variation of basic meteorological variables on a typical clear day (13 July 2018), and their temporal variation in the first three months of the low tower's operation (4 June to 31 August 2018), and in combination with simultaneous data from the high tower, are analyzed. Results show that the data demonstrate reasonable variabilities, and the variables exhibit significant diurnal variation, characteristics of summer values, and considerable differences in summer months. The daily and monthly average albedos above the forest canopy were both 0.13. The daily average soil CO2 concentration was 1726 and 4481 ppm at 2 and 10 cm, respectively. The soil CO2 concentration changed with soil volumetric moisture contents, but showed a weak correlation with soil temperature in summer 2018. As the observatory continues to run and data continue to be collated, further investigation of the long-term variation of monsoon characteristics should be performed in the future. The experiment is useful in ecosystem and atmosphere interaction research, as well as for the development and evaluation of climate models, in the transitional climate zone of the Huaihe River basin.摘要本文简要介绍了包括三部分观测的安徽淮南长期野外试验观测站, 特别是土壤-植被-大气的集中观测, 对小塔运行前三个月 (2018年6月至8月) 的数据, 并结合同一时段大塔获得的数据, 进行了初步分析.结果表明这些资料有合理的变化特征, 日变化和夏季值特征显著, 各月份间气象变化有明显差异.土壤水分和温度受降雨影响, 在不同的下垫面条件下表现出不同的变化.土壤CO2日平均浓度在2 cm和10 cm处分别为1726和4481 ppm.2018年夏季土壤CO2浓度随土壤体积含水量的变化而变化, 但与土壤温度呈弱相关.

Full Text
Published version (Free)

Talk to us

Join us for a 30 min session where you can share your feedback and ask us any queries you have

Schedule a call