Researchers have developed a coordinated network of sites across Australia to provide measurements of energy, carbon and water exchange between the biosphere and the atmosphere.
The system, known as ‘OzFlux’, allows site scientists responsible for data collection and maintenance to remotely collect and process information and then upload it to the central server for external users.
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