Hot spots and hot moments for greenhouse gas emissions from soils

Hagedorn F
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Hagedorn, F. (2007). Hot spots and hot moments for greenhouse gas emissions from soils. In Greenhouse-gas budget of soils under changing climate and land use (BurnOut), COST 639, 2006-2010 (pp. 9-14). Federal Research and Training Centre for Forest, Natural Hazards and Landscape.
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Hot spots and hot moments as sites respectively times with extraordinary high reaction rates and losses of greenhouse gas emissions. In this paper, I discuss why and where are hot spots at different spatial scales, then I highlight their importance and finally I present some ideas how to quantify hot spots.
 

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Publication Type

Book Chapter

Title

Hot spots and hot moments for greenhouse gas emissions from soils

Author(s)

Hagedorn, F. (Forest Soils and Biogeochemistry)

Book Title

Greenhouse-gas budget of soils under changing climate and land use (BurnOut), COST 639, 2006-2010

Book Editor(s)

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Publisher

Federal Research and Training Centre for Forest, Natural Hazards and Landscape

Publication Place

Vienna

Start Page

9

End Page

14

Publication Year

2007