Eddy Covariance Training

Taught by the LI-COR scientists.

This training class is open to a limited number of registrants and is free of charge. Travel, accommodations, and meals during the training course are the registrant's responsibility.

Registration is closed.

 

Course Objectives

  • Understand eddy covariance theory, system design, and applications
  • Process raw flux data with EddyPro
last update: 17. Feb. 2012

 


DAY 1 (morning session)

Begin: 9:00

  • Eddy covariance theory
  • Example of long-term flux measurements
  • Eddy covariance applications and experimental design
    • Eddy covariance applications
    • Concept of flux footprint and fetch requirement
    • Designing and implementation of eddy covariance experiment

DAY 1 (afternoon session)

End: 17:00

  • Auxiliary meteorological sensors
    • The needs for meteorological data
    • Energy balance closure
    • Sensors and measurements
  • Operational theories for CO2/H2O and CH4 analyzers and sonic anemometers
  • Presentation of the Meteorological Department.
  • Discussion about EC measurements and system design.

DAY 2 (morning session)

Begin: 9:00

  • Data processing overview
    • Introduction to data processing software
    • Data processing principles
    • Data processing procedures
  • EddyPro and File Viewer software installation and sample data
    • Provided software, raw data sets, and materials for processing
    • Software installation
    • Sample data preparation
  • Hands-on step-by-step data processing of (.ghg) files with guidance
    • Entering site information
    • Step-by-step data processing with instructions and demonstrations

DAY 2 (afternoon session)

End: 16:00

  • Detailed explanations of EddyPro outputs (variables and statistics files)
  • Hands-on data processing exercises for ASCII and TOB1 raw data files
  • Process your own data sets
  • Class discussion and summary
    • Training Course Summary
    • Comments and questions from the participants

 

21th to 22th February 2012

 

Poznan University of Life Sciences

Meteorology Department

ul. Wojska Polskiego 28

Poznan

 

"Sala Senatu" ("Senate Hall")
Collegium Maximum (4 floor, 3 piętro)

 

Do not forget to bring your own notebook to the training.