Monitoring energy and mass transfers during the Alpilles-ReSeDA experiment

Albert Olioso; Isabelle Braud; André Chanzy; Jérome Demarty; Yannick Ducros; Jean Claude Gaudu; Enrique Gonzalez-Sosa; Elizabet Lewan; Olivier Marloie; Catherine Ottlé; Laurent Prévot; Jean Louis Thony; Hervé Autret; Olivier Bethenod; Jean Marc Bonnefond; Nadine Bruguier; Jean Paul Buis; Jean Christophe Calvet; Vicente Caselles; Habiba Chauki; Cesar Coll; Christophe François; Robert Goujet; Raymond Jongschaap; Yann Kerr; Christine King; Jean Pierre Lagouarde; Jean Paul Laurent; Patrice Lecharpentier; John McAneney; Sophie Moulin; Eva Rubio; Marie Weiss; Jean Pierre Wigneron

Monitoring energy and mass transfers during the Alpilles-ReSeDA experiment

Albert Olioso^*, Isabelle Braud, André Chanzy, Jérome Demarty, Yannick Ducros, Jean Claude Gaudu, Enrique Gonzalez-Sosa, Elizabet Lewan, Olivier Marloie, Catherine Ottlé, Laurent Prévot, Jean Louis Thony, Hervé Autret, Olivier Bethenod, Jean Marc Bonnefond, Nadine Bruguier, Jean Paul Buis, Jean Christophe Calvet, Vicente Caselles, Habiba ChaukiCesar Coll, Christophe François, Robert Goujet, Raymond Jongschaap, Yann Kerr, Christine King, Jean Pierre Lagouarde, Jean Paul Laurent, Patrice Lecharpentier, John McAneney, Sophie Moulin, Eva Rubio, Marie Weiss, Jean Pierre Wigneron

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Abstract

The Alpilles-ReSeDA program was initiated to develop and test methods for interpreting remote sensing data that could lead to a better evaluation of soil and vegetation processes. This article presents the experiment that was setup in order to acquire the necessary data to achieve this goal. Intensive measurements were performed for almost one year over a small agricultural region in the South of France (20 kilometers square). To capture the main processes controlling land-atmosphere exchanges, the local climate was fully characterized, and surface energy fluxes, vegetation biomass, vegetation structure, soil moisture profiles, surface soil moisture, surface temperature and soil temperature were monitored. Additional plant physiological measurements and a full characterization of physical soil parameters were also carried out. After presenting the different types of measurements, examples are given in order to illustrate the variability of soils and plant processes in the area in response to the experienced climate.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	597-610
Number of pages	14
Journal	Agronomie
Volume	22
Issue number	6
Publication status	Published - 2002
Externally published	Yes

Keywords

Evapotranspiration
Experiment
Soil moisture
Soil physical properties
Surface energy fluxes
Vegetation characterization

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Olioso, A., Braud, I., Chanzy, A., Demarty, J., Ducros, Y., Gaudu, J. C., Gonzalez-Sosa, E., Lewan, E., Marloie, O., Ottlé, C., Prévot, L., Thony, J. L., Autret, H., Bethenod, O., Bonnefond, J. M., Bruguier, N., Buis, J. P., Calvet, J. C., Caselles, V., ... Wigneron, J. P. (2002). Monitoring energy and mass transfers during the Alpilles-ReSeDA experiment. Agronomie, 22(6), 597-610.

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