Biogenic Trace Gases (eBook)

P. A. Matson and R. C. Harriss are the authors of Biogenic Trace Gases: Measuring Emissions from Soil and Water, published by Wiley.

List of Contributors.

The Methods in Ecology Series.

Preface.

Trace Gas Exchange In An Ecosystem Context: Multiple Approaches
For Measurement And Analysis.

Enclosure-Based Measurement Of Trace Gas Exchange: Applications
And Sources Of Error.

Trace Gas Exchange Across The Air-Water Interface In Freshwater
And Coastal Marine Environments.

Trace Gas Exchange In Freshwater And Coastal Marine
Environments: Ebullition And Transpost By Plants.

Micrometeorological Techniques For Measuring
Biosphere-Atmosphere Trace Gas Exchange.

Standard Analytical Methods For Measuring Trace Gases In The
Environment.

Measurements Of Chemically Reactive Trace Gases At Ambient
Concentrations.

Recent Advances In Spectroscopic Instrumentation For Measuring
Stable Gases In The Natural Environment.

Use Of Isotopes And Tracers In The Study Of Emissions And
Consumption Of Trace Gases In Terrestrial Environments.

Microbial Processes Of Production And Consumption Of Nitric
Oxide, Nitrous Oxide And Methane.

Process Modelling And Spatial Extrapolation.

Index.

"The present volume of [this book] will serve as an important tool box for researchers and graduate students in this discipline, and will provide both a range of techniques for field measurements and a conceptual framework for extrapolation strategies."