Nitrous oxide emissions across Sub-Saharan Africa: meta-analysis and data-driven modelling

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Autori principali: Agredazywczuk, Phillip, Ouma, Turry, Barthel, Matti, Otinga, Abigael, Njoroge, Ruth, Butterbach-Bahl, Klaus, Daelman, Roxanne, Hickman, Jonathan, Ibrahim, Wanyama, Laub, Moritz, Leitner, Sonja, Shumba, Armwell, Tully, Katherine, Wachiye, Sheila, Zheng, Jinsen, Bauters, Marijn, Kiese, Ralf, Cardinael, Rémi, Balokah, Rita, Christian, Andreas, Kesia, Lourenco, Ouattara, Kakira, Harris, Eliza, Six, Johan
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author Agredazywczuk, Phillip
Ouma, Turry
Barthel, Matti
Otinga, Abigael
Njoroge, Ruth
Butterbach-Bahl, Klaus
Daelman, Roxanne
Hickman, Jonathan
Ibrahim, Wanyama
Laub, Moritz
Leitner, Sonja
Shumba, Armwell
Tully, Katherine
Wachiye, Sheila
Zheng, Jinsen
Bauters, Marijn
Kiese, Ralf
Cardinael, Rémi
Balokah, Rita
Christian, Andreas
Kesia, Lourenco
Ouattara, Kakira
Harris, Eliza
Six, Johan
author_facet Agredazywczuk, Phillip
Ouma, Turry
Barthel, Matti
Otinga, Abigael
Njoroge, Ruth
Butterbach-Bahl, Klaus
Daelman, Roxanne
Hickman, Jonathan
Ibrahim, Wanyama
Laub, Moritz
Leitner, Sonja
Shumba, Armwell
Tully, Katherine
Wachiye, Sheila
Zheng, Jinsen
Bauters, Marijn
Kiese, Ralf
Cardinael, Rémi
Balokah, Rita
Christian, Andreas
Kesia, Lourenco
Ouattara, Kakira
Harris, Eliza
Six, Johan
collection Datos científicos de ciencias marinas y ambientales
contents This comprehensive dataset collection presents nitrous oxide (N2O) flux measurements from 27 sites across six African countries, spanning multiple land use types including croplands, forests, tea plantations, coffee plantations, and grasslands. The data encompasses 5,280 daily observations collected between 2005 and 2025, representing one of the most extensive N2O emission datasets from tropical Africa. Each observation includes 26 environmental covariates: meteorological conditions, soil properties, and agricultural management practices. N2O fluxes ranged from -21.15 to 242.35 μg N2O-N m² h, with distinct patterns across land use types. The dataset supports research on greenhouse gas emissions from tropical ecosystems and the development of process-based biogeochemical models for African environments. Data points provided by K. Lourenço have been removed from this repository and will be made available once published separately. This has decreased the forest N2O observations from 1,548 to 1,481.
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spellingShingle Nitrous oxide emissions across Sub-Saharan Africa: meta-analysis and data-driven modelling
Agredazywczuk, Phillip
Ouma, Turry
Barthel, Matti
Otinga, Abigael
Njoroge, Ruth
Butterbach-Bahl, Klaus
Daelman, Roxanne
Hickman, Jonathan
Ibrahim, Wanyama
Laub, Moritz
Leitner, Sonja
Shumba, Armwell
Tully, Katherine
Wachiye, Sheila
Zheng, Jinsen
Bauters, Marijn
Kiese, Ralf
Cardinael, Rémi
Balokah, Rita
Christian, Andreas
Kesia, Lourenco
Ouattara, Kakira
Harris, Eliza
Six, Johan
Climate change; Cropland; N fertiliser; Nitrous oxide; Sub-Saharan Africa
This comprehensive dataset collection presents nitrous oxide (N2O) flux measurements from 27 sites across six African countries, spanning multiple land use types including croplands, forests, tea plantations, coffee plantations, and grasslands. The data encompasses 5,280 daily observations collected between 2005 and 2025, representing one of the most extensive N2O emission datasets from tropical Africa. Each observation includes 26 environmental covariates: meteorological conditions, soil properties, and agricultural management practices. N2O fluxes ranged from -21.15 to 242.35 μg N2O-N m² h, with distinct patterns across land use types. The dataset supports research on greenhouse gas emissions from tropical ecosystems and the development of process-based biogeochemical models for African environments. Data points provided by K. Lourenço have been removed from this repository and will be made available once published separately. This has decreased the forest N2O observations from 1,548 to 1,481.
title Nitrous oxide emissions across Sub-Saharan Africa: meta-analysis and data-driven modelling
topic Climate change; Cropland; N fertiliser; Nitrous oxide; Sub-Saharan Africa
url https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.987298