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Eddy-Covariance-System on Disko-Island

1 April 2025

Eddy-Kovarianz-System auf Disko-Island

Photo: UHH/IfB/D.Holl

At the start of the season, Evan Wilcox and David Holl from the “Soils in the Climate System” working group successfully installed the eddy-covariance-system as a permanent measurement system including a 1 kW solar array as a CLICCS A1 project on Disko Island, Greenland. The primary aim is to measure the land-atmosphere exchange of CO2 - at least until 2028.

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