In the first studied hydrocarbon field, fractures show a NEE-SWW dominant strike, southeast azimuth, and dip inclination ranging between 75° and 85°.
While all three ecosystems had a similar NEE during the dry season, the nature reserve ecosystem was a much larger carbon sink in the rainy season.
A positive NEE corresponds to increasing carbon stocks.
Figure 11 Annual aggregation of (a) measured NEE, (b) estimated GPP, and (c) estimated ER over the study sites.
Finally, the Nangatchori site was near of the equilibrium with a cumulated NEE of +29 ± 16 g C m−2 during the year 2006.
Leuning [57] reported an annual NEE of 44 g C m-2 for a open woodland in Australia (MAP = 667 mm).
Leuning [ 57] reported an annual NEE of 44 g C m-2 for a open woodland in Australia (MAP = 667 mm).
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