Biogenic model products from the SUEWS model
In the ongoing effort to address global climate change, several cities are taking actions to strive for carbon neutrality. Recently, urban vegetation has gained attention in cities’ climate action plans as a vital strategy for enhancing carbon sequestration from the atmosphere. To support the cities, a detailed knowledge of the strength and variability of urban biogenic carbon sinks is needed. Biogenic carbon sequestration is essential also for distinguishing anthropogenic carbon emissions from biogenic fluxes in atmospheric observations. This dataset includes the spatially resolved city-level biogenic model products for Munich , Zurich, and Paris and covers annual gross primary production (GPP), soil and vegetation respiration (Rs) and the biogenic net ecosystem exchange as simulated using the SUEWS model (Järvi et al. 2011, 2019).
BibTex
@misc{https://doi.org/10.18160/xw5q-095g,
doi = {10.18160/XW5Q-095G},
url = {https://citymeta.icos-cp.eu/objects/xJmnkxvjYbq7qkJS06FHkFZY},
author = {Järvi, Leena and Karvonen, Anni and Havu, Minttu and Strömberg, Jani and Kaltiainen, Aino and Li, Junwei and Chen, Jia and Brunner, Dominik and Ponomarev, Nikolai},
title = {Biogenic model products from the SUEWS model},
publisher = {ICOS ERIC - Carbon Portal},
year = {2025},
copyright = {Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International}
}
RIS
TY - GEN T1 - Biogenic model products from the SUEWS model AU - Järvi, Leena AU - Karvonen, Anni AU - Havu, Minttu AU - Strömberg, Jani AU - Kaltiainen, Aino AU - Li, Junwei AU - Chen, Jia AU - Brunner, Dominik AU - Ponomarev, Nikolai DO - 10.18160/XW5Q-095G UR - https://citymeta.icos-cp.eu/objects/xJmnkxvjYbq7qkJS06FHkFZY AB - In the ongoing effort to address global climate change, several cities are taking actions to strive for carbon neutrality. Recently, urban vegetation has gained attention in cities’ climate action plans as a vital strategy for enhancing carbon sequestration from the atmosphere. To support the cities, a detailed knowledge of the strength and variability of urban biogenic carbon sinks is needed. Biogenic carbon sequestration is essential also for distinguishing anthropogenic carbon emissions from biogenic fluxes in atmospheric observations. This dataset includes the spatially resolved city-level biogenic model products for Munich , Zurich, and Paris and covers annual gross primary production (GPP), soil and vegetation respiration (Rs) and the biogenic net ecosystem exchange as simulated using the SUEWS model (Järvi et al. 2011, 2019). PY - 2025 PB - ICOS ERIC - Carbon Portal ER -
