Form 5a - ICP Forests

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For periods without precipitation, the start and end date has to be filled in and the column “sample quantity” has to be filled in with “0”, leaving all the other columns blank and in the column “Observations” the following remark has to be made “no precipitation” For periods with missing data (e.g. lost samples), the start and end date has to be filled in and the precipitation quantity has to be indicated (if available) and in the column “Observations” the following remark has to be made “sample lost” (88) Removals and mortality D_REMOVAL_MORTALITY_CCGR; FIELD “APPLICABLE_GROWTH” = Y (Chapter 5) Tree alive and diameter or circumference measurable (note this is different than a missing value) 01 tree alive, in current and previous inventory (formerly blank) 02 new alive tree (ingrowth) 03 alive tree (present but not assessed in previous inventory) 04 alive tree but tree not longer in growth sample due to heavy disturbances (e.g. heavy storm damage) 11 planned utilization (as in CC) Tree removed, disappeared 12 utilization for biotic reason (as in CC) 13 utilization for abiotic reason (as in CC) 14 cut, reason unknown 18 reason for disappearance unknown (as in CC) Tree still alive and standing, but no tree crown measurements taken or height measurements should not be used in stand or growth calculations. 21 lop-sided or hanging tree (as in CC) 22 not applicable, use 24 or 25 instead 23 not applicable 24 breakage of the tip(s) of the tree (shoot) 25 tree not in height growth sample 29 other reasons, specify Standing dead (at least 1.3 m in height) 31 tree with intact crown, biotic reason (as in CC) 32 tree with intact crown, abiotic reason (as in CC) 33 crown breakage 34 stem breakage, below crown base and above 1.3 m 38 tree with intact crown, unknown cause of death (as in CC) Fallen alive or dead, (height below 1.3 m or tree stem or crown touches the ground at one place) 41 abiotic reasons (as in CC) 42 biotic reasons (as in CC) Page 114 / 151
48 unknown cause (as in CC) In cases that more than two remarks are needed, chose the most important remark and explain the second remark in the comment column: for example a loop-sided ingrowth tree without height measurements would receive the code 02 and comments 21: loopsided. (89) Compound air quality D_COMPOUND_AQ (Chapter 10) Code Description Unit NH3 NH 3 µg NH 3 /m³ NO2 NO 2 µg NO 2 /m³ O3 O 3 ppb SO2 SO 2 µg SO 2 /m³ (90) Variable codes (not needed from 2009 onwards) D_VARIABLE_AQ (Chapter 10) The variable codes are compound specific: O3 NH3 NO2 SO2 ppb or ppbh µg_N/m3 µg_N/m3 µg_S/m3 Mean concentration O3_MC NH3_MC NO2_MC SO2_MC MC daytime (8 - 20) O3_MCd NH3MCd NO2MCd SO2MCd MC nighttime (20-8) O3_MCn NH3MCn NO2MCn SO2MCn Max. Concentration O3_Max NH3Max NO2Max SO2Max AOT40 AOT60 AOT40 AOT60 (91) Plot number in Air Quality files D_SAMPLER_PASSIVE (Air Quality) See also (2) for format of this field. From 2009 onwards plot number is specified instead of active station ID. Each active sampler device is identified by plot number and sampler_ID (see (92)). These parameters are also used for link to the data submitted with form .AQA. General situation: Page 115 / 151
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Contents Forms and Explanatory Item
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List of Abbreviations and Acronyms
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c) code: Actually, there are codes
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3.12 Amendments from version V 5.1
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same analysis results for nutrients
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data now with .AQA for active sampl
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4.2 Crown Condition Part II Visual
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Column Description Format Ref_Tab I
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29 - 31 Tree age (years, if exact d
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4.4.2 XX2009.SWA FutMon D3 Soil wat
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4.5.2 XX2009.prf Soil profile descr
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Part IIIb 4.6 Soil Solution Collect
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Part VI 4.10 Sampling and Analysis
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Part VII 4.11 Meteorological Measur
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4.11.3 XX1996XX2009.MEO Contents of
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!Sequence, plot, survey_nr, species
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4.13.2 XX2009.PLP Form for registra
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4.14 Monitoring of Air Quality Part
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4.14.3 .XX2009.AQA data file to be
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Page 65 and 66: Column Description Format Ref_Tab I
Page 67 and 68: Part XI 4.16 Sampling and Analysis
Page 69 and 70: Column Description Format Ref_Tab I
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Page 75 and 76: 5 Explanatory Items (1) Country cod
Page 77 and 78: (6) Humus type D_HUMUS (CC, SO) Cod
Page 79 and 80: 1.2 scarce 2 medium 3 high Sporadic
Page 81 and 82: (18) Yield estimate D_YIELD_ABS, D_
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Page 85 and 86: Code defoliation score 60 >55-60% 6
Page 87 and 88: (32) Affected part of the tree and
Page 89 and 90: Table A2-2: Symptoms/signs and spec
Page 91 and 92: I N S E C T S Agent group CONIFERS
Page 93 and 94: CONIFERS Agent Code Class Code Main
Page 95 and 96: Agent group Code Class Code Atmosph
Page 97 and 98: (39) Tree number with initial F for
Page 99 and 100: detailed as possible (including: th
Page 101 and 102: When instruments are replaced or ad
Page 103 and 104: Matric potential in the soil The ma
Page 105 and 106: In general, the depth layer code is
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Page 109 and 110: Major Class level 5000 unconsolidat
Page 111 and 112: (74) Sampler number (Chapter 3b) Th
Page 113: The coded lists for vascular plants
Page 117 and 118: (94) Start Hour air quality measure
Page 119 and 120: Length of the light exposed forest
Page 121 and 122: Code Pretreatment methods FO LF GB
Page 123 and 124: Code Determination method Foliage/
Page 125 and 126: Code Determination method Foliage/
Page 127 and 128: code parameter unit N_NO3 Nitrate-N
Page 129 and 130: code parameter NO3 Nitrate SO2 sulp
Page 131 and 132: (116) Soil - Digestion/Extraction m
Page 133 and 134: (117) start_date, end_date (QA form
Page 135 and 136: Code Description score 7.2 Flowerin
Page 137 and 138: Code Name Description Example 6.2 s
Page 139 and 140: (130) Matric pressure - Volumetric
Page 141 and 142: Code Qualifier Code Qualifier Code
Page 143 and 144: hfg Fragic horizon hpg Petrogypsic
Page 145 and 146: (140) Repetition (Soil) This is the
Page 147 and 148: q r s t u v Accumulation of pedogen
Page 149 and 150: (150) Code porosity D_SOIL_CODE_POR
Page 151: code Survey CC Crown Condition SO S
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