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ecosystem Modelling And Scaling infrasTructure (eMAST)
Data user perspective: Ecosystem data and tool requirements for modelling applications
Presentation by Brad Evans based on contributions by Colin Prentice, Michael Hutchinson, Gab Abramowitz, Ben Evans, Rhys Whitley, Julie Pauwels
eMAST’s objectives 2013-2015
DELIVER research data infrastructure to integrate TERN (and other) data streams on the National Computing Infrastructure
ENABLE data assimilation, model evaluation and accreditation and ecosystem model optimization
DRIVE advances in ecosystem science, impact assessment and land management
Driving science questions
CARBON: How much CO2 is exchanged? How much carbon can be stored and where?WATER: What drives water use by ecosystems, and runoff in rivers?CLIMATE CHANGE: How does it change the rules?LAND MANAGEMENT: What will work, in a changing climate?
More driving science questions
FIRE: What are the risks? How can they be mitigated?CLIMATE FEEDBACKS: How will ecosystem changes influence the exchanges of carbon, water and energy with the atmosphere?BIODIVERSITY: What species are threatened? Where are likely refugia? Is there a tipping point?
Data: Climate data sets (1 km)Tmin Tmax vp P pan
evap.wet days
solar rad.
wind speed
daily1970-2011
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monthly 1970-2011
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mean monthly
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Bioclimate data sets (1 km T, P and R)
ToolsData assimilation collaboration with NEON and NCAR, CSIRO, Macquarie University and the Australian National University : DART (NCAR)eMAST : An R-Package ‘emast’ for the computation and visualization of bioclimatic indicesePiSaT 2.0 : Use of eMAST, OzFlux and AusCover data to model Gross Primary Production across the landscape, an R-Package ‘ePiSaT’.Protocol for the Analysis of Land Surface Models (PALS) for evaluation of data and models
User example: ePiSaT
How does gross primary productivity (GPP) vary in space and time across Australia?
How can we ‘simply’ estimate GPP across Australia?
What data does TERN provide that might be useful for addressing this research question?
User workflow: ePiSaT GPP
Choose the ePiSaT model from the TERN
portal
Obtain OzFlux data via the TERN/ OzFlux
portals
Run the ePiSaT model – generate estimates of
ecosystem parameters, evaluate them
Obtain climate (eMAST) and satellite data
(AusCover) to scale the ePiSaT parameters
Produce continental scale estimates of GPP
and evaluate them
OzFlux
ePiSaT: Flux partitioning
Data filtering: Removal of outliers etc.. Gap filling of PAR (PPFD) for GPP
1
3
1R =
Assimilation
Amax = - 2
Efficiency
Φ =
2
2
3Amax *FC =
Rectangular Hyperbole
3 parameter
1 2 3
Respiration
Quantum
R -Φ I
Amax +Φ I
ePiSaT : Flux tower scaling
http://episat-software.blogspot.com.au/
This project is supported by the Australian National Data Service (ANDS). ANDS is supported by the Australian Government through the National Collaborative Research Infrastructure Strategy Program and the Education Investment Fund (EIF) Super Science Initiative. For more information visit the ANDS website ands.org.au and Research Data Australia services.ands.org.au.
ePiSaT : Partitioning evaluation
from Gab Abramowitz (UNSW)
Model data evaluation
eMAST in 2014Delivery of our key datasets through the RDSI, Data Discovery, Visualization & Exploitation… consolidation of our tools and porting them to Raijin.