Carbon fluxes from contemporary forest disturbances in North Carolina evaluated using a grid-based carbon accounting model and fine resolution remote sensing products

Carbon fluxes from contemporary forest disturbances in North Carolina evaluated using a grid-based carbon accounting model and fine resolution remote sensing products

Land use/land cover change is a key component in terrestrial carbon cycle, yet there are still large uncertainties in the terrestrial carbon budget. To reduce such uncertainties and refine the spatial distribution of carbon flux, a 30-m Grid-based Carbon Accounting (GCA) model was proposed. We adapt...

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Main Authors: Weishu Gong, Chengquan Huang, Richard A. Houghton, Alexander Nassikas, Feng Zhao, Xin Tao, Jiaming Lu, Karen Schleeweis
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier 2022-06-01
Series:Science of Remote Sensing
Subjects:
Carbon fluxes
LULCC
Houghton's bookkeeping model
Spatial-explicit carbon flux model
Spatial and temporal patterns of carbon fluxes
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