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Simulations for: The anthropogenic imprint on temperate and boreal forest demography and carbon turnover

<p>LPJ-GUESS model output underlying analysis in:<br> Thomas A. M. Pugh, Rupert Seidl, Daijun Liu, Mats Lindeskog, Louise P. Chini, Cornelius Senf, The anthropogenic imprint on temperate and boreal forest demography and carbon turnover,&nbsp;Global Ecology and Biogeography.&nbsp;10.1111/geb.13773</p> <p>For a full description of the simulations, please refer to the above paper. If using the data please cite this dataset and the publication above.</p> <p>Files are provided as netcdf4 files. Basic metadata is included in the headers of the individual files.</p> <p># Simulation types<br> _standard_nat_2014 -&gt; Best estimate simulation under natural disturbance. Averaging period 2001-2014<br> _high_nat_2014 -&gt; Upper estimate simulation under natural disturbance. Averaging period 2001-2014<br> _low_nat_2014 -&gt; Lower estimate simulation under natural disturbance. Averaging period 2001-2014<br> _standard_nat_1990 -&gt; Best estimate simulation under natural disturbance. Averaging period 1961-1990<br> _standard_natcc_2014 -&gt; Best estimate simulation based on closed-canopy forest area calculations under natural disturbance. Averaging period 2001-2014<br> _standard_anthro_2014 -&gt; Best estimate simulation under natural and anthropogenic disturbance. Averaging period 2001-2014<br> _high_anthro_2014 -&gt; Upper estimate simulation under natural and anthropogenic disturbance. Averaging period 2001-2014<br> _low_anthro_2014 -&gt; Lower estimate simulation under natural and anthropogenic disturbance. Averaging period 2001-2014<br> _site_recovery_Eurasia_nodist -&gt; Site simulations for 4 Eurasian sites looking at the successional sequence. 800 years long under constant spinup environmental conditions.<br> _site_recovery_America_nodist -&gt; Site simulations for 5 North American sites looking at the successional sequence. 800 years long under constant spinup environmental conditions.</p> <p># Variables (for units see netcdf metadata)<br> Cveg -&gt; Live vegetation carbon<br> Clitter -&gt; Litter carbon<br> Csoil -&gt; Soil carbon<br> LAI -&gt; Leaf area index<br> NPP -&gt; Net primary productivity<br> GPP -&gt; Gross primary productivity<br> distprob -&gt; Natural disturbance probability<br> age -&gt; Stand age structure<br> temprange -&gt; Annual temperature range (based on monthly means)<br> wooddensity -&gt; community mean wood density</p> <p>Note:<br> All nat simulations assume that forest covers the whole grid cell.<br> All anthro simulations assume that forest only covers the primary and secondary fractions of the grid cell, as defined in the LUH2 dataset, however values are given relative to the whole grid cell. I.e. value_on_forest_area * (primary_area_fraction+secondary_area_fraction).</p>

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48/100

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These five areas show where the dataset supports — or may limit — practical reuse.

Stewardship
8
Harmonization
4
Access
20
Reuse readiness
8
Engagement
8

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