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Heterotrophic respiration increases and doesn't drop back down post-fire #721
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Woooow that’s interesting!!!!! Ruth - could you look at it?
If not, let’s meet to talk about this next Wednesday after our tech meeting.
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… On Jun 13, 2024, at 10:23 AM, amullen01 ***@***.***> wrote:
This is really interesting: The problem only seems to happen with the RH monthly output. When outputting RH by layer and summing over layers, the post-fire behavior seems much more normal.
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Oh dear, that's a problem. Yeah, I'll look at it. |
Thanks Ruth. Happy to help debug during our meeting tomorrow as well. |
The difference is because the total output includes respiration from dead woody debris, while the by-layer output does not. Woody debris respiration is available as a separate output DWDRH, and I'll need to look a bit further and perhaps discuss with you guys how to resolve this. |
That makes sense - although DWDRH seems very high. I’ll check on this.
Ruth - I’d still like to make sure that DWDRH is not at all impacting soil C stocks.
I’m pretty sure it’s not, but worth checking.
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The difference is because the total output includes respiration from dead woody debris, while the by-layer output does not. Woody debris respiration is available as a separate output DWDRH, and I'll need to look a bit further and perhaps discuss with you guys how to resolve this.
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DEADC dynamic makes sense - it is supposed to be transfer to DWDC over the course of nine years post fire.
The dynamic of DWDC is less reasonable though as there is not input to this pool, beyond DEADC. So it should regularly decrease over time from decomposition.
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I've been working through this trying to get a handle on what's going on. I ran at Toolik with a single fire, and while I didn't quite get the same dynamics you did, most of them are similar (although DWDC doesn't drop as abruptly, which I think is a good thing). I'll be working on it again later today and will try to more closely match what you've done. |
Issue discovered when initiating fire at various years during the transient for two Birch and Black Spruce community types calibrated for caribou-poker creek. Heterotrophic respiration increases post-fire and never returns to pre-fire levels. This tilts the ecosystem to a strong C source for perpetuity, which is likely not in line with reality.
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