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Assessing the uncertainty of estimated annual totals of net ecosystem productivity: A practical approach applied to a mid latitude temperate pine forest
Authors:Jan A Elbers  Cor MJ JacobsBart Kruijt  Wilma WP JansEddy J Moors
Institution:Alterra, Wageningen UR, Earth System Science and Climate Change Group, PO Box 47, 6700 AA, Wageningen, The Netherlands
Abstract:Values for annual NEP of micrometeorological tower sites are usually published without an estimate of associated uncertainties. Few authors quantify total uncertainty of annual NEP. Moreover, different methods to assess total uncertainty are applied, usually addressing only one aspect of the uncertainty. This paper presents a robust and easy to apply method to quantify uncertainty of annual totals of Net Ecosystem Productivity (NEP), related to multiple factors involved therein. The method was applied to NEP observations for a Scots pine forest (Loobos) in the Netherlands. Total uncertainty of annual NEP for the Loobos site was on average ±32 g C m−2 a−1 (±8% of NEP), which is a quarter of the standard deviation of annual NEP (127 g C m−2 a−1).
Keywords:NEP  annual net ecosystem productivity (g     m&minus    a&minus  1 positive values represent accumulation of carbon by the ecosystem)  Fec  eddy-covariance flux (μmol   m&minus    s&minus  1 positive values represent carbon released to the atmosphere)  Fs  storage flux (μmol   m&minus    s&minus  1 positive values represent carbon released to the atmosphere)  NEE  net ecosystem exchange (μmol   m&minus    s&minus  1 positive values represent carbon released to the atmosphere)
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