— believe me, I thought about and discussed this for over a year before I dared to publish these results. Despite all the legitimate concerns — the relationship is 100% data-based.
I am still very excited and surprised by these results and fully understand when colleagues express their skepticism:
“...but you don't know the site-specific hydraulic properties of the soil,”
“but atmospheric humidity and soil pore humidity are completely different concepts”
Read my new article on the detectability of atmospheric water vapor adsorption at the ecosystem level.
@bioclimatology.bsky.social hosted a fascinating workshop on fluxes anywhere and anytime
thanks to all the old and new friends from across the German speaking parts of Europe for attending. here is a list of talks and speakers. and thanks to the Goettingen team for hosting
The second paper of the Current Perspectives on Biosphere Research Initiative is available as a preprint and constructive comments are welcome during the open review process, which ends on 6 November.
Preprint: doi.org/10.5194/egus...
First Paper: bg.copernicus.org/articles/22/...
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🎉 Congratulations, Dr. Melissa Ruiz-Vásquez! 🎓
This past July, Melissa successfully defended her PhD thesis titled:
"Exploring the potential of land surface information to improve subseasonal temperature forecast skills."
A huge congratulations on this achievement!
