2010
DOI: 10.3103/s0147687410020067
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Methane emissions from subtaiga mires of Western Siberia: The “standard model” Bc5

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“…For the optimized runs (Experiment 3), the global daily AMSR-E/QuickSCAT-based dataset of Schroeder et al (2010) was used; for all other runs, the GIEMS dataset was used (Prigent et al, 2007;Papa et al, 2010). Parameters for the CH 4 emissions model were calibrated to optimize the in situ observations of Glagolev et al (2010) across West Siberia. For experiments other than experiment 3, UW-VIC's parameters were calibrated to match the June/July/August average inundation given by the GIEMS dataset over the period 1993-2004 and used for years outside of that range.…”
Section: Wetchimp Set-upmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For the optimized runs (Experiment 3), the global daily AMSR-E/QuickSCAT-based dataset of Schroeder et al (2010) was used; for all other runs, the GIEMS dataset was used (Prigent et al, 2007;Papa et al, 2010). Parameters for the CH 4 emissions model were calibrated to optimize the in situ observations of Glagolev et al (2010) across West Siberia. For experiments other than experiment 3, UW-VIC's parameters were calibrated to match the June/July/August average inundation given by the GIEMS dataset over the period 1993-2004 and used for years outside of that range.…”
Section: Wetchimp Set-upmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The CH 4 flux from West Siberian wetlands was measured using a static chamber method at 36 sites (figure 2) for eight bioclimatic zones covering all of West Siberia during 2003-9. Glagolev et al (2010) published West Siberian wetland CH 4 emissions data at a 0.5 • resolution using a statistical emissions model, which includes emission periods for eight bioclimatic zones, a 20 wetland typology map, and emission rate probability density distributions for eight microlandscape types per each bioclimatic zone, based on in situ flux measurements. The detailed wetland classification in West Siberia used in the emissions model was developed by combining high-resolution satellite images and field survey data in Peregon et al (2008).…”
Section: Ch 4 Emissions From West Siberian Wetlandsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The significance of West Siberian wetlands to the global carbon cycle has been recognized, but our understanding of CH 4 emissions estimates from West Siberian wetlands and their spatial and temporal distribution has been inadequate. Recently, Glagolev et al (2010) published CH 4 emission data for West Siberian wetlands at a 0.5 • resolution, based on in situ flux measurements for each bioclimatic zone and a detailed wetland classification. In their updated version, the estimated wetland CH 4 emissions of West Siberia were 3.2 Tg yr −1 , which is about half the value of wetland CH 4 emissions published in Fung et al (1991).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Но для ряда параметров именно на основании большого набора экспериментальных данных было показано существование даже более экзотических распределений, нежели равномерное и нормальное. Например, в [Паников, 1995;Glagolev et al, 2010;Sabrekov et al, 2011] построены эмпирические плотности вероятности для эмиссии метана из болот, весьма похожие на лог-нормальное распределение или на суперпозицию лог-нормального и нормального распределений. …”
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