The ePiSaT software has been released. The code and sample OzFlux data can be downloaded from:
https://github.com/belgaroo/ePiSaT-ecosystem-Production-in-Space-and-Time
The package and code is self explanatory, enabling the user to partition flux data to generate an estimate of GPP. ePiSaT users wanting to replicate the project can download more OzFlux data directly:
http://www.ozflux.org.au/
Please note that there have been some subtle changes to previously-posted details on how and where the ePiSaT software will be released. This post details the first official release of the ePiSaT software.
https://github.com/belgaroo/ePiSaT-ecosystem-Production-in-Space-and-Time
The package and code is self explanatory, enabling the user to partition flux data to generate an estimate of GPP. ePiSaT users wanting to replicate the project can download more OzFlux data directly:
http://www.ozflux.org.au/
Please note that there have been some subtle changes to previously-posted details on how and where the ePiSaT software will be released. This post details the first official release of the ePiSaT software.
Background
Ecosystem Production in Space and Time (ePiSaT) models Gross Primary Production (GPP) across the Australian continent from OzFlux flux tower data, gridded climate and satellite (MODIS) data. ePiSaT can be used to estimate ecosystem variables by partitioning OzFlux eddy covariance data to estimate GPP, light use efficiency (LUE), the maximum rate of carboxylation (Amax) etc. Once determined, the ePiSaT-modelled variables can be used in the well-founded and tested LUE approach to estimate GPP. Sample OzFlux data from Howard Springs is provided; ePiSaT requires the user to provide fAPAR, observed radiation, temperature and humidity data.
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Once downloaded, you can install episat using the following terminal command.R CMD INSTALL episat_1.0.tar.gzAlternatively, from an R GUI go the package manager and follow the prompts to install a package from source.Running the software in R
Once installed, from an R command prompt, run the following code: library(episat) ?episat # <-- for help and how to use the package.About the license
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AUTHORS: Bradley Evans, Colin Prentice, Tyler W. Davis, Xavier Gilbert ORGANISATION: Macquarie University, Sydney Australia
REFERENCE: Evans, B.J., Prentice, I.C., Davis, T.W., Gilbert, X., 2013, Ecosystem Production in Space and Time, http://episat-software.blogspot.com.au
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