Penn. State University / National Radio Astronomy Observatory / U.S. Forest Service Northern Research Station / University of Minnesota / University of Wisconsin-Madison Atmospheric / National Institute / UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-MADISON / /
IndustryTerm
greenhouse gas production / energy balance / important greenhouse gas / data processing / energy exchanges / energy fluxes / less energy / energy budget / solar energy / trace gas fluxes / main wetland site / important trace gas emissions / energy / /
NaturalFeature
Willow Creek / Ridge mountain / Blue mountain / Lost Creek / Smoky mountain / Blue Ridge mountain / /
OperatingSystem
Fork / /
Organization
U.S. Forest Service / US Federal Reserve / National Institute for Climatic Change Research / Department of Energy / office of Biological and Environmental Research / Penn. State University / University of Minnesota / UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN / /
Person
Kenneth J. Davis / Galen McKinley / Ron Teclaw / Benjamin N. Sulman / Jonathan Thom / Dan Baumann / Dan Vimont / Nicanor Saliendra / Jon Martin / Scott Ransom / Shelley Knuth / Bruce Cook / Ankur Desai / Foley / Paul V. Bolstad / /
A COMPARISON OF CARBON DIOXIDE, WATER, AND ENERGY FLUXES AT A DRYING SHRUB WETLAND IN NORTHERN WISCONSIN, USA WITH NEARBY WETLAND AND FOREST SITES by Benjamin N. Sulman