Carbon deposition by Russian forests on the example of taiga and forest-steppe zones
Due to the global warming of the climate, the assessment of the carbon cycle in forest ecosystems has become particularly important. One method for determining deposited carbon is based on the use of biomass expansion factors (BEF) and State Forest Inventory (SFI) data. By combining BEF models with...
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fturalstatefe:oai:elar.usfeu.ru:123456789/10857 2023-12-10T09:54:11+01:00 Carbon deposition by Russian forests on the example of taiga and forest-steppe zones Usoltsev, V. A. Zukow, W. Tsepordey, I. S. 2021 https://elar.usfeu.ru/handle/123456789/10857 en eng Nicolaus Copernicus University Usoltsev, V. A. Carbon deposition by Russian forests on the example of taiga and forest-steppe zones / V. A. Usoltsev, W. Zukow, I. S. Tsepordey // Ecological Questions. – 2021. – Vol. 32. – Iss. 3. – P. 49-57. 1644-7298 https://elar.usfeu.ru/handle/123456789/10857 Open Access Ecological Questions CARBON DEPOSITION EXPANSION FACTORS FOREST INVENTORY DATA FOREST-STEPPE RUSSIAN FORESTS TAIGA BIOMASS BOREAL FOREST CARBON CYCLE ECOREGION FOREST ECOSYSTEM GLOBAL WARMING SOIL CARBON CHINA JAPAN RUSSIAN FEDERATION Article info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion 2021 fturalstatefe 2023-11-14T01:17:24Z Due to the global warming of the climate, the assessment of the carbon cycle in forest ecosystems has become particularly important. One method for determining deposited carbon is based on the use of biomass expansion factors (BEF) and State Forest Inventory (SFI) data. By combining BEF models with SFI data in two ecoregions of Russia - taiga and forest-steppe - it was found that over a 20-25-year period, accumulating the carbon deposition in the taiga zone is significantly less (5%) compared to the forest-steppe zone (39%). Comparable results were obtained by the same method in different ecoregions of the planet (from 8% in 5 years in China to 68% in 50 years in Japan). A comparison of the results obtained by the proposed method and the IIASA method showed a minimal discrepancy (3 %), which gives reason to consider the above estimates of carbon deposition close to reality. However, uncertainties remain related to the quality of the SFI data and the carbon deposition in the soil. © 2021 Nicolaus Copernicus University. All rights reserved. Article in Journal/Newspaper taiga Ural State Forest Engineering University (USFEU): Electronic Archive |
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CARBON DEPOSITION EXPANSION FACTORS FOREST INVENTORY DATA FOREST-STEPPE RUSSIAN FORESTS TAIGA BIOMASS BOREAL FOREST CARBON CYCLE ECOREGION FOREST ECOSYSTEM GLOBAL WARMING SOIL CARBON CHINA JAPAN RUSSIAN FEDERATION |
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CARBON DEPOSITION EXPANSION FACTORS FOREST INVENTORY DATA FOREST-STEPPE RUSSIAN FORESTS TAIGA BIOMASS BOREAL FOREST CARBON CYCLE ECOREGION FOREST ECOSYSTEM GLOBAL WARMING SOIL CARBON CHINA JAPAN RUSSIAN FEDERATION Usoltsev, V. A. Zukow, W. Tsepordey, I. S. Carbon deposition by Russian forests on the example of taiga and forest-steppe zones |
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CARBON DEPOSITION EXPANSION FACTORS FOREST INVENTORY DATA FOREST-STEPPE RUSSIAN FORESTS TAIGA BIOMASS BOREAL FOREST CARBON CYCLE ECOREGION FOREST ECOSYSTEM GLOBAL WARMING SOIL CARBON CHINA JAPAN RUSSIAN FEDERATION |
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Due to the global warming of the climate, the assessment of the carbon cycle in forest ecosystems has become particularly important. One method for determining deposited carbon is based on the use of biomass expansion factors (BEF) and State Forest Inventory (SFI) data. By combining BEF models with SFI data in two ecoregions of Russia - taiga and forest-steppe - it was found that over a 20-25-year period, accumulating the carbon deposition in the taiga zone is significantly less (5%) compared to the forest-steppe zone (39%). Comparable results were obtained by the same method in different ecoregions of the planet (from 8% in 5 years in China to 68% in 50 years in Japan). A comparison of the results obtained by the proposed method and the IIASA method showed a minimal discrepancy (3 %), which gives reason to consider the above estimates of carbon deposition close to reality. However, uncertainties remain related to the quality of the SFI data and the carbon deposition in the soil. © 2021 Nicolaus Copernicus University. All rights reserved. |
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Usoltsev, V. A. Zukow, W. Tsepordey, I. S. |
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Usoltsev, V. A. Zukow, W. Tsepordey, I. S. |
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Carbon deposition by Russian forests on the example of taiga and forest-steppe zones |
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Carbon deposition by Russian forests on the example of taiga and forest-steppe zones |
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Carbon deposition by Russian forests on the example of taiga and forest-steppe zones |
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Carbon deposition by Russian forests on the example of taiga and forest-steppe zones |
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Carbon deposition by Russian forests on the example of taiga and forest-steppe zones |
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carbon deposition by russian forests on the example of taiga and forest-steppe zones |
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Usoltsev, V. A. Carbon deposition by Russian forests on the example of taiga and forest-steppe zones / V. A. Usoltsev, W. Zukow, I. S. Tsepordey // Ecological Questions. – 2021. – Vol. 32. – Iss. 3. – P. 49-57. 1644-7298 https://elar.usfeu.ru/handle/123456789/10857 |
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