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Exchange of staff 2007

ACCENT- BIAFLUX Exchange of Staff 2007

Following the Call for Exchange of Staff in April 2007, the BIAFLUX Steering Committee received 11 proposals in total, the following of were awarded full or partial funding.

Project Leader
Collaborator(s)
Project Title
Report
Roger Seco/Joan Llusia, CREAF, Spain
Research Centre Julich, FZJ, Germany
Particle formation from VOCs emitted by Pinus sylvestris L., Fagus sylvatica L., and Betula Pendula L.
Seco/Llusa
Rossana Monica Ferrara, 2nd University of Naples, Italy
INRA, France
Ammonia volatilisation from Mediterranean agriculture: development and evaluation of a gradient flux flow injection analyser based on mini-wedds
Rossana
Julien Nicolas, Paul Sabatier Univ, Toulouse, France (applicant withdrew)
Ralf Kiese, Klaus Butterbach-Bahl, KMK-IFU, Garmisch, Germany
Comparison of micrometeorological TDL and automated closed chamber measurements of N2O emissions from a fertilized grassland of S-Germany

Wolfgang Junkermann, FZK Germany
Prof Bernhofer, University Dresden
Airborne-Ground Turbulent flux comparison

Nicolas Bruggemann & Georg Willibald, IMK-IFU Garmisch, Germany
CNR, Italy
Construction and set-up of fully-automated measuring systems for NO, NO2, N2O, CH4 and CO2 chamber measurements for the determination of reactive and greenhouse gas fluxes from intensively managed agricultural fields in Italy

Marcello Vitale, University of Rome
Catholic University of Brescia, Italy
Analysis and modelling of water vapour stomatal fluxes through direct measurements carried out on natural Mediterranean vegetation and implications for ozone risk assessment.

Giacomo Gerosa & Angelo Finco, Catholic University of Brescia, Italy
University of Rome
Analysis and modelling of water vapour stomatal fluxes through direct measurements carried out on natural Mediterranean vegetation and implications for ozone risk assessment.

Sheena Solomon, University Bremen, Germany
INRA, France
Surface-atmosphere flux measurements of nitrogen compounds and VOCs from a managed cropland ecosystem: Analysis and modelling of plant-atmosphere exchange processes

Ute Skiba, CEH
Americo Rasile & Anna Carfora, 2nd Univ of Naples
Pulses of NOx/N2O from soils of seasonally dry ecosystems from the tropical and Mediterranean areas