With the increasing temporal
and spatial density of CO2 flux and concentration observations from
worldwide tower networks, the importance of interpreting the data is becoming
more conspicuous. Previous work shows that tower observations might be able to
catch synoptic, regional, and local signals of CO2 simultaneously.
Thus a study that can explain CO2 transport and the response of the
ecosystem to the weather change simultaneously is necessary and will help the
development of the regional inverse modeling technique in the future.
Author: J.-W. Wang, A. S. Denning, L. Lu, I. T. Baker, et al (aaron at atmos dot colostate dot edu)
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