Terrestrial ecosystem model studies and their contributions to AsiaFlux

AsiaFlux http://www.asiaflux.net/ was established in 1999 as the Asian arm of FLUXNET, the worldwide flux network, to develop collaborative research and data sets on the cycles of carbon and water in key ecosystems in Asia, to organize workshops and training on current and related global change themes, and to cultivate next generation scientists to be informed leaders with skills and perspectives. Over the past 20 years, AsiaFlux has developed into a regional research network composed of 28 member countries. More than 100 flux observation towers were built in Asia, covering diverse terrestrial ecosystems. Researchers of AsiaFlux have made great progress in flux observation, remote-sensing and ecosystem modeling, and made outstanding contribution to quantifying global carbon balance and understanding the functions of Asian terrestrial ecosystems. AsiaFlux will continue to lead flux-related research, contribute to the achievement of sustainable development in Asia, and provide an open forum for both field researchers data providers and remote-sensing / modeling researchers data users to encourage their communication and collaboration.AsiaFlux held a special workshop in 2019 in Takayama, Japan, to celebrate the 20 th anniversary with support from Gifu University and National Institute for Environmental Studies NIES . In the workshop, a special session was organized to look back on the past and project the future of AsiaFlux. Seven speakers were invited and talked about principal research topics in AsiaFlux: 1 carbon dioxide CO 2 flux observation,

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Terrestrial ecosystem model studies and their contributions to AsiaFlux

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Terrestrial ecosystem model studies and their contributions to AsiaFlux

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Ozone risk assessment with free-air controlled exposure (FACE) experiments: A critical revisit

Ozone risk assessment with free-air controlled exposure (FACE) experiments: A critical revisit

Unusual response of O 3 and CH 4 to NO 2 emissions reduction in Japan during the COVID-19 pandemic

Review and future perspective of AsiaFlux

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Unusual response of O ₃ and CH ₄ to NO ₂ emissions reduction in Japan during the COVID-19 pandemic