Supplement 5. Additional material for terrestrial eNPP: Fig. 1, global natural forest aboveground eNPP, and Fig. 4A, global natural vegetation aboveground eNPP (excluding managed vegetation and wetlands).

• Main Authors: Huston, Michael A., Wolverton, Steve
• Format: Dataset
• Language: unknown
• Published: Wiley 2016
• Subjects: Environmental Science; Ecology; FOS Biological sciences; Tundra
• Online Access: https://dx.doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.3567723.v1; https://wiley.figshare.com/articles/dataset/Supplement_5_Additional_material_for_terrestrial_eNPP_Fig_1_global_natural_forest_aboveground_eNPP_and_Fig_4A_global_natural_vegetation_aboveground_eNPP_excluding_managed_vegetation_and_wetlands_/3567723/1

File List AllNPP.zip – All files below in one archive NPP_TM196.pdf EMDI_ClassA_NPP_81_R1.csv EMDI_ClassA_NPP_81_R1MH.csv EMDI_ClassB_NPP_933_v2.csv EMDI_ClassB_NPP_933_v2MH.csv GPPDI_ClassA_Flags_162.csv GPPDI_ClassA_NPP_162_R1.csv GPPDI_ClassA_NPP_162_RMH.csv GPPDI_ClassB_Flags_2363.csv GPPDI_ClassB_NPP_2363.csv GPPDI_ClassB_NPP_2363MH.csv outforEMDIAB_FORESTS_Feb1710.csv outforGPPDI_ABForestsFeb1910.csv outforGDDPI_AB_AllNatFeb1910.csv outforeNPPFigureComparisonFeb82011.pdf Description Input Data from Oak Ridge National Laboratory DAAC (Distributed Archive Access Center) ftp://daac.ornl.gov/data/npp/ NPP_TM196.pdf - Documentation: History and variable descriptions for EMDI and GPPDI datasets. Olson et al. 2001. Global and Regional Ecosystem Modeling: Databases of Model Drivers and Validation Measurements. ORNL/TM-2001/19 EMDI (Ecosystem Model-Data Intercomparison) – most complete, well-documented data EMDI_ClassA_NPP_81_R1.csv – original DAAC File EMDI_ClassA_NPP_81_R1MH.csv – edited for input to software EMDI_ClassB_NPP_933_v2.csv – original DAAC File EMDI_ClassB_NPP_933_v2MH.csv – edited for input to software GPPDI (Global Primary Production Data Initiative) – less documented, multiple measurements per sits GPPDI_ClassA_Flags_162.csv – original DAAC File GPPDI_ClassA_NPP_162_R1.csv – original DAAC File GPPDI_ClassA_NPP_162_RMH.csv – edited for input to software GPPDI_ClassB_Flags_2363.csv – original DAAC File GPPDI_ClassB_NPP_2363.csv – original DAAC File Note that 879 of the 2363 cases have missing ANPP values and were not used in any figures GPPDI_ClassB_NPP_2363MH.csv – edited for input to software Output Files with merged Class A and B data with Calculated Values of eANPP used for creating figures 1 and 4 (eANPP created by dividing ANPP by length of growing season). outforEMDIAB_FORESTS_Feb1710.csv - equivalent to Huston and Wolverton 2009:Fig. 11E minus Chinese sites removed in DAAC revision R1 outforGPPDI_ABForestsFeb1910.csv - for comparison only, does not represent published figures, does not include Chinese sites removed in DAAC revision outforGDDPI_AB_AllNatFeb1910.csv - data used for Fig. 4A, All natural vegetation types (desert, tundra, forests, etc.), excluding managed systems and wetland Variable names used in output files SiteNum – Site number used as unique identifier for sites in DAAC NPP datasets Lat – Latitude of site Long – Longitude of site Latpoint – alternative latitude value for extracting data from global grids Longpoint – alternative longitude for extracting data from global grids Elevation – elevation of site in meters BiomeType – descriptor of biome type for site AnnTemp – Average annual Temperature– degrees C AnnPPT – Average annual precipitation (mm) ANPPCarbon – Measured aboveground net primary productivity in mass of carbon (g C m -2 yr -1 ) TNPPCarbon – Estimated total (above and belowground) NPP in mass of carbon (g C m -2 yr -1 ) - data not used because belowground NPP was estimated not measured ANPPBionass – Measured aboveground net primary productivity in units of dry biomass (g m -2 yr -1 ) – calculated by multiplying ANPP Carbon by 2.1053 TNPPBiomass - Estimated total (above and belowground) NPP in units of dry biomass (g m -2 yr -1 ) – calculated by multiplying TNPP Carbon by 2.1053 - data not used because belowground NPP was estimated not measured eNPP – Aboveground net primary productivity in units of dry biomass per month (g m -2 mon -1 ) – calculated by dividing ANPPBIomass by length of growing season in months GrSeasMonths – estimated length of growing season for woody vegetation in months, calculated from global climate maps with growth limited by either temperature or precipitation (see Huston and Wolverton 2009) Sample Figures created from above output files: outforeNPPFigureComparisonFeb82011.pdf