Monthly gridded data product of northern wetland methane emissions based on upscaling eddy covariance observations

Monthly gridded data product of northern wetland methane emissions based on upscaling eddy covariance observations
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10.5194/essd-11-1263-2019
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发表时间:
2019-02
影响因子:
11.4
通讯作者:
O. Peltola;T. Vesala;Yao Gao;Olle Räty;P. Alekseychik;M. Aurela;B. Chojnicki;A. Desai;A. Dolman;E. Euskirchen;T. Friborg;M. Göckede;M. Helbig;E. Humphreys;R. Jackson;G. Jocher;F. Joos;Janina Klatt;S. Knox;N. Kowalska;L. Kutzbach;Sebastian Lienert;A. Lohila;I. Mammarella;D. Nadeau;M. Nilsson;W. Oechel;M. Peichl;T. Pypker;W. Quinton;J. Rinne;T. Sachs;M. Samson;H. Schmid;O. Sonnentag;C. Wille;D. Zona;T. Aalto
O. Peltola;T. Vesala;Yao Gao;Olle Räty;P. Alekseychik;M. Aurela;B. Chojnicki;A. Desai;A. Dolman;E. Euskirchen;T. Friborg;M. Göckede;M. Helbig;E. Humphreys;R. Jackson;G. Jocher;F. Joos;Janina Klatt;S. Knox;N. Kowalska;L. Kutzbach;Sebastian Lienert;A. Lohila;I. Mammarella;D. Nadeau;M. Nilsson;W. Oechel;M. Peichl;T. Pypker;W. Quinton;J. Rinne;T. Sachs;M. Samson;H. Schmid;O. Sonnentag;C. Wille;D. Zona;T. Aalto
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地球科学1区
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O. Peltola;T. Vesala;Yao Gao;Olle Räty;P. Alekseychik;M. Aurela;B. Chojnicki;A. Desai;A. Dolman;E. Euskirchen;T. Friborg;M. Göckede;M. Helbig;E. Humphreys;R. Jackson;G. Jocher;F. Joos;Janina Klatt;S. Knox;N. Kowalska;L. Kutzbach;Sebastian Lienert;A. Lohila;I. Mammarella;D. Nadeau;M. Nilsson;W. Oechel;M. Peichl;T. Pypker;W. Quinton;J. Rinne;T. Sachs;M. Samson;H. Schmid;O. Sonnentag;C. Wille;D. Zona;T. Aalto

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