A model system and method for assessing the effects of ozone on vegetation productivity over a region
A model system and productivity technology, applied in data processing applications, instruments, calculations, etc., can solve problems such as not representing regional universality, short-term test results can not explain long-term cumulative effects, simplifying real environmental conditions, etc., to improve simulation accuracy. Effect
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[0021] Construction of a model system for assessing the impact of ozone on vegetation productivity (WRF-CMAQ-BEPS): The mesoscale meteorological model WRF can simulate and reproduce meteorological fields with high resolution on a regional scale, and has good simulation accuracy. Regional air quality The CMAQ model can analyze the concentration of atmospheric pollutants (including CO 2 Concentration) and nitrogen deposition, etc., can provide ecosystem models with atmospheric pollutants, CO 2 and nitrogen deposition data.
[0022] The BEPS model is a process-based, remote-sensing-driven mechanistic ecological model that can simulate the carbon, water, and energy cycles of ecosystems. The carbon cycle process mainly includes physiological and biochemical processes such as plant photosynthesis, respiration, carbon allocation, and soil respiration; the water cycle process includes physical and biological processes such as canopy interception, surface snow accumulation, canopy tra...
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