A photosynthesis-based dry deposition modeling approach
We present a dry deposition modeling approach that includesvegetation-atmosphere interactions through photosynthesis/carbonassimilation relationships. Gas deposition velocity (V^sub d^) is calculated using an electrical resistance-analogapproach in a coupled soil-vegetation-atmosphere transfer (SVAT...
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| description | We present a dry deposition modeling approach that includesvegetation-atmosphere interactions through photosynthesis/carbonassimilation relationships. Gas deposition velocity (V^sub d^) is calculated using an electrical resistance-analogapproach in a coupled soil-vegetation-atmosphere transfer (SVAT)model. For this, a photosynthesis-based surface evapotranspirationand gas exchange model is dynamically coupled to an atmospheric model with prognostic soil hydrology andsurface energy balance. The effective surface resistance(composed of aerodynamic, boundary layer, and canopy-basedresistances) is calculated for a realistic and fully interactiveestimation of gaseous deposition velocity over natural surfaces.Based on this coupled framework, the photosynthesis-based gasdeposition approach is evaluated using observed depositionvelocity estimates for ozone over a soybean field (C3photosynthesis pathway) and a corn field (C4 photosynthesispathway). Overall, observed V^sub d^ and modeled V^sub d^ show good qualitative and quantitative agreement.Results suggest that photosynthesis-based physiologicalapproaches can be adopted to efficiently develop depositionvelocity estimates over natural surfaces. Such a physiologicalapproach can also be used for generalizing results from fieldmeasurements and for investigating the controlling relationshipsamong various atmospheric and surface variables in estimatingdeposition velocity.[PUBLICATION ABSTRACT] |
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