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A Free-Air Carbon Dioxide Enrichment (FACE) experiment
The University of Birmingham has built a Free-Air Carbon Dioxide Enrichment (FACE) experiment to increase the understanding of the dynamic response of forests to environmental change, including climate change.
Richard McKay, Adam Jolliffe and John Crilly visited the BIFoR FACE site. They viewed the extensive arrays of instrumentation including the R3-50 based Eddy Covariance station and future WindMaster installation sites. We are pleased to be contributing to this project and look forward to seeing the results as they emerge.
Richard McKay, Adam Jolliffe & John Crilly visited the BIFoR FACE site.
Originally published on gillinstruments.com, 14 August 2018.
This story is from 14 August 2018. The application still stands, but the products named may have been superseded. See the current WindMaster range.