BONANZA CREEK LTER

Institute of Arctic Biology, University of Alaska Fairbanks

 

Data @ BNZ

  • Data are a fundamental component of conducting research to question the response of the boreal biome to global climate change.

  • The BNZ LTER program collect various types of environmental data from research locations across the boreal forest of Alaska.

  • Access data through our searchable Data Catalog

  • Near-real-time climate station data can be viewed through our BNZ Meteorological Data Network

  • Standard weather station variables (such as temperature, precipitation and wind) are collected in addition to more comprehensive data on soil properties (temperature and moisture), and solar radiation.

  • Additional data are collected for hydrology, animal populations, gas fluxes (CO2 and methane), tree growth, and plant (or vegetation) communities.

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