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Table 1 Study site locations and characteristics

From: Comparison of carbon-stock changes, eddy-covariance carbon fluxes and model estimates in coastal Douglas-fir stands in British Columbia

Site

Location (latitude and longitude)

Site description

DF49

49.868797°,

• Near-rotation stand established in 1949.

(Figure 2a)

- 125.33515°

• 162 ha flux tower footprint.

• 12 ground plots.

• 260 to 470 m elevation.

• Harvested of old growth timber in 1937, 1938, and 1943.

• Broadcast burned in 1938 and 1943 following harvest.

• Planted in 1949.

HDF88

49.536655°,

• Juvenile pole-sapling stand established in 1988.

(Figure 2b)

- 124.90146°

• 35 ha flux tower footprint.

• 6 ground plots.

• 150 to 220 m elevation.

• Harvested of second-growth timber in 1987.

• Broadcast burned following harvest.

• Planted in 1988.

HDF90

49.893666°,

• Juvenile pole-sapling stand established in 1990.

 

- 125.304415°

• No flux tower.

• 6 ground plots.

• 175 m elevation.

• Harvested of second-growth timber in 1990.

• Broadcast burned following harvest.

• Planted in 1990.

• Similar in age and composition to HDF88.

HDF00

49.872177°,

• Regenerating clearcut stand established in 2000.

(Figure 2c)

- 125.29235°

• 14 ha flux tower footprint.

• 9 ground plots.

• 160 to 190 m elevation.

• Harvested from a second-growth stand in 2000.

• Logging debris were piled and burned.

• Planted in 2000.