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Rapid Response Flux Site – Metolius Low Burn Severity Subcanopy (US-Me7)

by Chad Hanson - May 28, 2025

Mixed Severity Fire Impacts The Science Wildfire has a wide range of impacts on forest landscapes. In August 2020, US-Me2 experienced a mixed-severity fire that burned through the footprint. The… More

in Homepage, Tech   Disturbance recovery, Fire, Forest, rapid response, Subcanopy Flux 0

Rapid Response Flux Site – Corteva Range and Pasture (US-CN1)

by Courtland Kelly, Scott Flynn - April 30, 2025

AmeriFlux partners with Corteva Agriscience to study carbon balance in pastures While March is still wintery in many parts of the country, on the Coleman ranch near Peculiar, MO, the… More

in Homepage, Tech   Agriculture, rapid response, Tech Team 0

R Shiny Dashboard for low effort data checks!

by Marguerite Mauritz - March 27, 2025

We can see our data at the click of a button. Frequent and fast data checks are essential for maintaining our flux tower sites. Whether via a comfy remote connection… More

in Homepage, Tech   data visualization, R shiny app, software, tool 0

Rapid Response Flux Site – Phoenix Encanto Vehicle Lot (US-Px4)

by Nidia E. Rojas-Robles - February 28, 2025

Phoenix Metropolitan area:  A perfect place to understand land-atmospheric energy and CO2 exchange in hot environments Science Urbanization changes the local environment, affecting water, energy, and carbon balances and their… More

in Homepage, Tech   Desert, Phoenix, rapid response, Tech Team, urban fluxes 0

New NASA GeoNEX Data Products Now Available on the AmeriFlux Website

by Koong Yi - December 19, 2024

Dear community, We’re thrilled to announce a new feature on the AmeriFlux website: NASA GeoNEX data products are now available, providing cutting-edge Earth monitoring datasets to enhance your research and insights…. More

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Feature site: US-EKH: Elkhorn Slough Hester Marsh – the 500th site with BASE data!

by Christin Buechner - December 4, 2024

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

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Rewind: Recorded talks from the 2024 AmeriFlux Annual Meeting

by Christin Buechner - November 22, 2024

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

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ConFlux Webinars: Flux and Environmental Research in Conversation with Indigenous Partners

by Christin Buechner - July 18, 2024

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

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Streaming Eclipse at OWC flux tower

by Gil Bohrer - April 15, 2024

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

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Indiana University scientists forecast a high likelihood of cloud cover during the eclipse

by Christin Buechner - April 6, 2024

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

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