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The NEP and NBP estimates serve to determine if a given ecosystem acts as a sink or source. For example, net dissolved oxygen (DO) gain in a given aquatic ecosystem when NPP exceeds Rh, indicates that the ecosystem acts as a DO source (the increased degree of autotrophy), whereas net DO loss when R h exceeds NPP means that the ecosystem acts as a DO sink (the increased degree of heterotrophy). What complicates the quantification of ecosystem metabolisms is the necessity of high-frequency (HF) data/signals to cover longer periods, bigger areas, and faster sampling rates and filtering techniques to extract useful information out of noisy HF data. Read More……
Citation: Evrendilek F, Karakaya N (2016) Monitoring of Ecosystem Metabolisms through Remotely and Proximally Sensed High-frequency Data toward Enhanced Sinks and Reduced Sources of Greenhouse Gases. J Ecosys Ecograph S5:e101.
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