Research overview

Field work is fun! Forest carbon uptake: how much does it vary? Regional temperature trends in Oregon: Earlier spring? Sensing the lower boundary layer with acoustic remote sensing

Current research projects of the bmM group include:

What happens if there is only weak or no wind? Weak-wind canopy flows, Spatial structure of near-surface motions
Can we partition photosynthesis and respiration directly? Conditional flux sampling of high-frequency turbulence and stable carbon isotopes
How much carbon does a forest sequester, and how does it vary across different climates? AmeriFlux Cluster of SuperSites in Oregon
Can we measure air temperature precisely in a large domain? Optical fiber distributed temperature sensing may help
Does spring arrive earlier in Oregon? Regional temperature trend analyses (webpage will come soon)

Decaying turbulence after sunset Submeso motions visualized using artificial fog Warm air advection in subcanopy of Douglas fir forest Beta testing of new methane sensor at an agricultural site

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