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Duke Forest, Hardwood Site, North Carolina, USA

Site name: Duke Hardwood Forest
PI or PIs: D. Ellsworth, G. Katul, F Rahman, S. Ollinger
Type of flux measurements being conducted: Eddy flux
Type of optical sampling being conducted:
Coordinates (lat-lon) of site: 35° 58' 24.89630" N, 79° 06' 01.54952" W

Hardwood Tower Site

 

Hardwood Forest

The hardwood stand is in a 33 m tall, second growth uneven-aged, multi-species deciduous forest (with oldest individuals exceed 180 years). The tower facility is in an area known as Meadow Flats, which describes the topography to about 500 m in all directions. About 1.1 km west-north-west from the tower facility, the slopes of the Bald-mountains (peak=232 m) begin. Similarly, Blackwood Mountain begins its rise (peak=226 m) about 1.7 km north-west of the tower. The slopes of these hills are less than 15% and their influence on the air flow close to the tower can be neglected.

Hardwood web site:

http://www.env.duke.edu/other/AMERIFLUX/hwsite.html

http://www.fluxnet.ornl.gov/fluxnet/sitepage.cfm?SITEID=868

 

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