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McGuire-Harden-01 Project Profile
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Project Title:Assessing the role of deep soil carbon in Interior Alaska: Data, models, and spatial/temporal dynamics

Project Leader(s):

Jennifer Harden, U.S. Geological Survey
David McGuire, University of Alaska Fairbanks

Project Type: Core Project
Sponsoring Agency: USGS
Project Duration: 08/2008 - 01/2011
Abstract: The Global Change Program at U.S. Geological Survey has funded a 2 year effort to establish a soil carbon network and database for Alaska based on collaborators from numerous institutions. Soil carbon pools in northern high latitude regions and their response to climate changes are highly uncertain, and collaboration is required fr ... [more]
Measurement Approaches:
  • In Situ Measurements
  • Modeling
  • Synthesis
Science Questions:
  • Diagnosis
  • Attribution
  • Prediction
GHG Compounds:
  • Carbon Dioxide
  • Methane
Spatial Extents of Study:
  • Region
  • Land
  • US
Project Associations:
  • LTER
Other Keywords:  Soil Carbon, Alaska, Modeling, Moss, Organic Horizons

Funding Agencies:

U.S. Geological Survey (USGS)

Participants:

Jennifer Harden, U.S. Geological Survey
Kristofer Johnson, University of Alaska-Fairbanks, USGS
David McGuire, University of Alaska Fairbanks

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Project
Website URL(s):
http://carbon.wr.usgs.gov/deepsoil.html
Intensive Campaign
Participation:
Research
Contributions:
Contribution   Available by: Jun 2011
Product Title:  Soil carbon dynamics in interior Alaska
Description:  1) compilation and synthesis of available existing data in the development of statistical models that will estimate soil carbon storage at 1-km resolution across the landscape based on associations between landscape features and fire history, and 2) incorporation of this information into modeling approaches that will improve estimates of soil carbon storage and changes in Alaska.
Expected Users:  modelers
Metadata URL(s):
Data Server URL(s):
tba
Site(s) of Data Collection:

65.00000,-155.00000

Publications:None provided.



 


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