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amospktai/geos-chem-ecophysiology: GEOS-Chem v12.2.0 with Ecophysiology Module

  • Bob Yantosca (Creator)
  • Melissa Sulprizio (Creator)
  • Lizzie Lundgren (Creator)
  • kelvinhb (Creator)
  • 22degrees (Creator)
  • David Ridley (Creator)
  • Thibaud Fritz (Creator)
  • Sebastian David Eastham (Creator)
  • tsherwen (Creator)
  • Haipeng Lin (Creator)
  • Will Downs (Creator)
  • Jenny Fisher (Creator)
  • Colin Thackray (Creator)
  • michael-s-long (Creator)
  • Christopher Holmes (Creator)
  • Liam Bindle (Creator)
  • GanLuo (Creator)
  • Jiawei Zhuang (Creator)
  • SpaceMouse (Creator)
  • Joey Lam (Creator)
  • Lee Murray (Creator)
  • noelleselin (Creator)
  • xin-chen-github (Creator)
  • emily-ramnarine (Creator)
  • gianga (Creator)
  • kelaar (Creator)
  • Lei Zhu (Creator)
  • Fei Yao (Creator)
  • Charley Fite (Creator)
  • Shaojie Song (Creator)

Dataset

Description

We developed a new ecophysiology module to mechanistically simulate land−atmosphere exchange of important gas species in GEOS-Chem v12.2.0. We adopted the formulations from the Joint UK Land Environmental Simulator (JULES) to couple photosynthesis rate, bulk stomatal conductance and isoprene emission rate dynamically. The implementation not only allows dry deposition and biogenic emissions to be coupled with plant ecophysiological processes such as photosynthesis, but also enables plant and crop productivity and functions to respond dynamically to atmospheric chemical changes.

Data Citation

Bob Yantosca, Melissa Sulprizio, Lizzie Lundgren, kelvinhb, 22degrees, David Ridley, Thibaud Fritz, Sebastian David Eastham, tsherwen, Haipeng Lin, Will Downs, Jenny Fisher, Colin Thackray, michael-s-long, Christopher Holmes, Liam Bindle, GanLuo, Jiawei Zhuang, SpaceMouse, … Shaojie Song. (2022). amospktai/geos-chem-ecophysiology: GEOS-Chem v12.2.0 with Ecophysiology Module (v12.2.0-eco1.0). Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7017973
Date made available24 Aug 2022
PublisherZenodo

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