Comparisons of different sample air-drying systems for carbon dioxide flux measurements based on eddy covariance in cold environments
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Abstract
In cold region such as sea ice areas, it is difficult to evaluate the carbon dioxide exchange between the surface and atmosphere (CO 2 flux) by eddy covariance due to their small flux magnitudes.Drying air samples using a closed-path infrared gas analyzer is effective for measuring small CO 2 fluxes.However, using drying equipment leads to the attenuation of turbulent fluctuations, which tends to result in underestimation of CO 2 flux.Therefore, it is necessary to survey which dryer is best to minimize this underestimation while effectively drying air samples.In this study, we evaluated the drying ability and persistence using desiccants and a membrane dryer, and the impact of air-drying on CO 2 fluxes by simultaneous observations of the drying and non-drying systems.The drying systems with desiccants showed high drying abilities, but their persistence was only a few hours.The drying system with a membrane dryer had a lower drying ability.However, it successfully eliminated the water vapor fluctuation, which was important for accurate CO 2 flux measurements.The use of the membrane dryer in the drying system resulted in only 5% underestimation of CO 2 fluxes due to the attenuation of CO 2 mixing ratio fluctuations, further suggesting its usefulness.
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