Abstract:Small freshwater reservoirs are ubiquitous and likely play an important
role in global greenhouse gas (GHG) budgets relative to their limited
water surface area. However, constraining annual GHG fluxes in small
freshwater reservoirs is challenging given their footprint area and
spatially and temporally variable emissions. To quantify the GHG budget
of a small (0.1 km) reservoir, we deployed an eddy
covariance system in a small reservoir located in southwestern Virginia,
USA over two years to measure carbon dio… Show more
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