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Greenhouse gas emissions from peri-urban land use at SERF, SEQ. 2013-2015

N2O Network
David Rowlings (Associated with) Lona van Delden (Managed by)
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Brisbane in South East Queensland currently has the most extensive urban sprawl of all Australian cities. This research estimates how land use intensification changes CO2, CH4, and N2O emissions and consequently influences the Global Warming Potential (GWP) of rural ecosystems undergoing urbanisation.

Data time period: 2013-06-13 to 2015-06-12

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158,-23.125 158,-31.5 146.625,-31.5 146.625,-23.125 158,-23.125

152.3125,-27.3125

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  • Local : vandelden.3
ACN 633 798 857