@InProceedings{ManziKREONZSCAWKG:2002:LoTeMe,
author = "Manzi, Antonio Ocimar and Kruijt, B. and Randow, Celso von and
Elbers, J. and Oliveira, P. J. and Nogueira, Jorge L. M. and
Zanchi, F. B. and Silva, R. L. and Cardoso, F. L. and Aguiar, R.
G. and Waterloo, M. and Kabat, P. and Gomes, B. M.",
title = "The long term measurements of energy and CO{\'y} fluxes over LBA
pasture and forest sites in Rond{\^o}nia",
year = "2002",
organization = "International LBA Scientific Conference, 2.",
keywords = "METEOROLOGIA, Rond{\^o}nia, medi{\c{c}}{\~a}o,
varia{\c{c}}{\~o}es anuais, energia, oxig{\^e}nio, fluxos,
florestas, measurement, annual variations, energy, oxygen, fluxes,
forests.",
abstract = "On the scope of BR/EU LBA Flux Tower Consortium, the turbulent
fluxes of sensible and latent heat, CO2 fluxes and general
meteorological variables have been measured continuously in a
forest site (Rebio Jaru, 10.08o S, 61.93o W)and in a pasture site
(Fazenda Nossa Senhora, 10.75§ S; 62.37§ W)in state of Rondonia,
since February 1999. The technique used to measure the fluxes is
the eddy covariance technique. On this work, results from these
three-year measurements are presented. Seasonal variations of
energy and CO2 fluxes are analyzed at both sites. Due to the
higher reflectivity and net long wave loss at pasture than at the
forest, the net radiation is 16 - 22 lower in the pasture, with
the larger differences occurring during dry seasons. The partition
of this energy in sensible and latent heat is also different in
the two vegetation covers and sensitive to the season. Three-month
averaged Bowen ratios (ratio between sensible and latent heat
fluxes)ranged from 0.21 during wet seasons to 0.28 during dry
seasons at forest and from 0.33 (wet season)to 0.81 (dry season)at
the pasture. The major differences between CO2 fluxes at the two
sites also occur during dry seasons, when the humidity of the top
layers of soil is severely reduced. Both the daytime-averaged Net
Ecosystem Exchange (NEE), which is mainly influenced by
photosynthesis activity, and nighttimeaveraged NEE, which is
dominated by respiration, show clear variations between the
seasons, especially at the pasture site, being higher (more
negative in the case of daytime)at the wet seasons. The daily NEE
values, which represent the difference between photosynthesis and
respiration, are negative throughout the year, leading to a high
annual uptake at both sites. At the forest, the annual uptake
ranges from 4 to 6 ton C / ha / year. In the pasture, the
preliminary values are similar, however, a recent analysis
indicate that fluxes might be underestimated in calm nights at
this site. After applying an appropriate filter for
underestimation at low turbulence conditions, final values for the
pasture site will be presented. At the forest, apparently there is
no underestimation of nighttime fluxes in calm nights.",
conference-location = "Manaus, Br",
conference-year = "7-10 July 2002",
label = "10219",
targetfile = "9299.pdf",
urlaccessdate = "23 maio 2024"
}