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Meetings & News - 2015 OzFlux Data Processing Workshop and Conference

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OzFlux Conference

Agenda
Monday
When Who What
09:00 Eva van Gorsel
Tim Wardlaw 		Opening of Conference
09:30 Siddeswara Guru TERN
10:00 Stefan Arndt Changes in soil moisture drive soil methane uptake along a fire regeneration chronosequence in a Eucalypt forest landscape
10:30 Elise Pendall Net winter uptake at Cumberland Plains woodland
11:00 Coffee Break
11:30 Dave Campbell Northern NZ peatland ecosystems are robust carbon sinks
12:00 Ian McHugh A 3-year record of ecosystem-atmosphere carbon exchange from a 'perfect' woodland site: controls, corrections and uncertainties
12:30 Eva van Gorsel Impact of 2013 heat wave on Southern Australian ecosystems
13:00 Lunch
14:00 Tim Wardlaw Sensitivity of NEE to temperature in non-water-limited forests
14:30 Will Woodgate From classified photo to LAI - the easy part, right?
15:00 Anne Griebel Effects of inhomogeneities in flux footprints on the interpretation of seasonal, annual, and interannual ecosystem carbon exchange
15:30 Coffee Break
16:00 Cacilia Ewenz Using AusCover data to investigate the flux footprints for OzFlux towers
16:30 Caitlin Moore A picture is worth 1000 words: The story of phenocams, phenology and productivity in Australian savannas.
17:00 Alex Norton Investigating anomalies in Australian terrestrial carbon uptake using satellite chlorophyll fluorescence.
Tuesday
When Who What
09:00 Gab Abramowitz Why the climate modelling community need flux tower data
09:30 Vanessa Haverd Coupling carbon allocation with leaf and root phenology predicts tree-grass partitioning along a savanna rainfall gradient
10:00 Miko Kirschbaum Detailed modelling of gas exchange of grazed pastures constrained by eddy covariance data. Using the model to explore options to store more carbon and enhance milk production.
10:30 Coffee Break
11:00 Nicolas Puche Modelling gas exchange over a grazed dairy farm: does a detailed model perform better than traditional gap filling routines?
11:30 Suanna Rutledge Pasture renewal via cultivation or direct drilling - does it matter for the C balance?
12:00 Peter Isaac [To Be Confirmed]
12:30 Lunch
13:30 Ivan Bogoev Instrument-induced biases in turbulent CO2 flux measurements
14:00 Christopher Williams Insights About Stomatal Behavior and Surface Conductance from Globally Distributed Ecosystem Scale Observations (FLUXNET)
14:30 Mike Lidell Ozflux in FNQ - unravelling the data
15:00 Coffee Break
15:30 Richard Silberstein Seasonal variation in carbon and water balances and water use efficiency of a native woodland
16:00 James Cleverly Rainfall, productivity and synchronisation of climate systems in Australia
16:30 Wayne Meyer Water balance in the Mallee woodlands
17:00 Eva van Gorsel Closing of the conference

 
Modified: 10/11/2017