Instrument towers are not only the most visible part of eddy covariance flux sites, but are also the places where our experiences working as flux scientists are shaped and our… More
The AmeriFlux Network is built on a remarkable idea: connect hundreds of ecosystems and thousands of researchers through shared practices and open data to better understand the exchange of carbon,… More
Dear Flux colleagues, We have migrated the ameriflux-community@lbl.gov and fluxnet-community@george.lbl.gov mailing lists to a new Google Groups platform this past week. The AmeriFlux list is still ameriflux-community@lbl.gov. The FLUXNET list… More
The AmeriFlux community is gearing up for the upcoming Chapman Conference, where experts will gather to grapple with the energy balance closure problem, a pressing issue that has puzzled scientists… More
The AmeriFlux network aims to ensure the availability of continuous, long-term ecosystem measurements necessary to build effective models and multisite syntheses, as well as provide immediate insights. AmeriFlux sites span… More
Elkhorn Slough Hester Marsh (US-EKH) is the 500th site to publish BASE data in the AmeriFlux Network!!!!! A major milestone that hopefully all flux enthusiasts celebrate with us! Many people… More
You can now watch the videos from the 2024 AmeriFlux Annual Meeting in a new playlist on our YouTube channel! Here is our agenda for reference. The virtual poster session… More
We are excited to announce a new webinar series for the Flux community! The name ‘ConFlux’ was chosen because it describes the junction of two rivers (more often called confluence),… More
We were lucky enough to have the total eclipse of 2024 pass directly above the Old Woman Creek (OWC) flux site (run by Gil Bohrer’s team from Ohio State University;… More
Read how Isabella Yallapragada, Sid Hegde, and Kim Novick from Indiana University used 20 years of precipitation and solar radiation data gathered at the US-MMS flux tower to predict viewing… More