Want to learn more about flux data QCQA? Interested in code that can help format your data to BASE-In file(s)? Looking for new data visualization tools? This workshop is for you!
This hybrid workshop, held on Oct 21-23, 2024, will focus on data processing to facilitate the inclusion of new sites into FLUXNET-CH4 V2.0 and the new FLUXNET Data System Iniative. We also aim to foster collaborations and knowledge-sharing amongst flux scientists from across the globe.
Specific objectives of the workshop include:
1. Provide an overview of FLUXNET-CH4 V2.0 and the FLUXNET 2025 data
release
2. Provide tutorials and open-source code to facilitate the inclusion of new or
existing sites into FLUXNET-CH4 V2.0 and the FLUXNET 2025 data release.
Additional guidance will be provided on gap-filling, and uncertainty quantification
for flux tower measurements, with an emphasis on CH 4 fluxes.
3. Facilitate the inclusion of CH 4 fluxes in the ONEFlux pipeline and thereby inform
the next generation of the FLUXNET database
4. Foster existing and new international community collaborations by bringing
together students/postdocs and PIs from across the globe.
Please see the Workshop Agenda for more details.
Location:
This is a hybrid workshop. The Zoom link for the full workshop is:
https://mcgill.zoom.us/j/82632017759?pwd=VXjyUSLT1Cx3BhMw82gUbaBvoFEPOL.1
Meeting ID: 826 3201 7759
Passcode: 766594
For those wishing to participate in person, the meeting will be held at the Residence Inn Berkeley (in the Ashby Room). Unfortunately travel funds are not available, so please note that participants are expected to cover their own travel expenses if attending in person.
PLEASE NOTE THAT IN-PERSON ATTENDANCE HAS REACHED MAXIMUM CAPACITY SO IF YOU HAVEN’T REGISTERED YET, WE LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU VIRTUALLY.
Also, if you plan on using your site data for the tutorials and your data does not follow standard Campbell (TOA5 files) or Licor (e.g., EddyPro or Smartflux files) data formats, please upload a small sample (i.e., 48 lines of observations + headers or <10MB) of your data here. You can create a folder for your site and label it using its site name. Note that this is for the computed fluxes and met data (NOT the high frequency data).