Functioning of terrestrial ecosystems of the Maritime Antarctic in a warmer climate

Data were collected on three sites, see under Purpose. For Falklands Islands there are observations and countings of species, and data on soil respiration (2004, 2005). For all three sites climate data were collected. Anchorage Island: 2004 - 2008; temperature; soil moisture; relative humidity. Falk...

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Biota
Biosphere > Vegetation > Vegetation Cover
Biosphere > Ecological Dynamics > Species/population Interactions > Exotic Species
IPY-NL
Environment
Biosphere > Ecological Dynamics > Ecosystem Functions > Photosynthesis
Biosphere > Ecosystems > Terrestrial Ecosystems > Alpine/tundra
Biosphere > Ecological Dynamics > Ecosystem Functions > Decomposition
Biosphere > Ecological Dynamics > Ecosystem Functions > Biomass Dynamics
Biosphere > Ecological Dynamics > Community Dynamics > Biodiversity Functions
Antarctic
Anchorage
Signy Island
Anchorage Island
Antarc*
IPY
Tundra
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Summary:Data were collected on three sites, see under Purpose. For Falklands Islands there are observations and countings of species, and data on soil respiration (2004, 2005). For all three sites climate data were collected. Anchorage Island: 2004 - 2008; temperature; soil moisture; relative humidity. Falkland Islands: 2003 - 2009; temperature; soil moisture; relative humidity and AWS data(relative humidity, air temperature, snow height, wind speed, wind direction, pyranometer). Signy Island: 2003 - 2007; temperature; soil moisture; relative humidity.

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