Form 5a - ICP Forests

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4.11 Meteorological Measurements ....................................................................... 51 4.12 Assessment of Ground Vegetation ................................................................. 54 4.13 Phenological Observations ............................................................................. 56 4.14 Monitoring of Air Quality .............................................................................. 59 4.15 Assessment of Ozone Injury ........................................................................... 64 4.16 Sampling and Analysis of Litterfall ............................................................... 67 4.17 Leaf Area Index (LAI) and Radiation Measurements .................................... 71 5 Explanatory Items ................................................................................................... 75 Page 2 / 151
List of Abbreviations and Acronyms AAS BD BS CEC DAR-Q E c F FAO FES GPS H <strong>ICP</strong> IRM ISO JRC L LAI LRM M MBD NFC NRM O OM QA/QC SA SAG SD SFC WRB Atomic Absorption Spectrometer Bulk Density Base Saturation Cation Exchange Capacity Data Accompanying Report Questionnaire Electrical conductivity Fermentation horizon Food and Agriculture Organization Flame Emission Spectrometer Global Positioning System Humus horizon Inductivity Coupled Plasma Spectrometer International Reference Material International Organization for Standardization Joint Research Centre, Ispra, European Commission Litter horizon Leaf Area Index Local Reference Material Mandatory parameter Mineral Bulk Density National Focal Centre of the Intensive Monitoring Programme National Reference Material Optional parameter Organic Matter Quality Assurance and Quality Control Soil Analysis method Scientific Advisory Group of the Intensive Monitoring Programme Standard Deviation Standing Forestry Committee World Reference Base for Soil Resources Page 3 / 151
Page 1: Contents Forms and Explanatory Item
Page 5 and 6: in the database as floating point v
Page 7 and 8: c) code: Actually, there are codes
Page 9 and 10: 3.12 Amendments from version V 5.1
Page 11 and 12: same analysis results for nutrients
Page 13 and 14: data now with .AQA for active sampl
Page 15 and 16: 4.2 Crown Condition Part II Visual
Page 17 and 18: Column Description Format Ref_Tab I
Page 19 and 20: 29 - 31 Tree age (years, if exact d
Page 21 and 22: 4.4.2 XX2009.SWA FutMon D3 Soil wat
Page 23 and 24: 4.5.2 XX2009.prf Soil profile descr
Page 31 and 32: Part IIIb 4.6 Soil Solution Collect
Page 33 and 34: 19 - 24 End date (DDMMYY) Date (53)
Page 35 and 36: Part IV 4.7 Sampling and Analysis o
Page 39 and 40: 4.8 Ground Vegetation Biomass and N
Page 47 and 48: Part VI 4.10 Sampling and Analysis
Page 51 and 52: 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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4.14.6 XX2009.AQB - Submission of A
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Column Description Format Ref_Tab I
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Part XI 4.16 Sampling and Analysis
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Column Description Format Ref_Tab I
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4.17 Leaf Area Index (LAI) and Radi
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4.17.3 XX2009.LAP Leaf Area Index (
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5 Explanatory Items (1) Country cod
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(6) Humus type D_HUMUS (CC, SO) Cod
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1.2 scarce 2 medium 3 high Sporadic
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(18) Yield estimate D_YIELD_ABS, D_
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Tree has been cut and removed, only
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Code defoliation score 60 >55-60% 6
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(32) Affected part of the tree and
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Table A2-2: Symptoms/signs and spec
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I N S E C T S Agent group CONIFERS
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CONIFERS Agent Code Class Code Main
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Agent group Code Class Code Atmosph
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(39) Tree number with initial F for
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detailed as possible (including: th
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When instruments are replaced or ad
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Matric potential in the soil The ma
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In general, the depth layer code is
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Depending on the level of detail av
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Major Class level 5000 unconsolidat
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(74) Sampler number (Chapter 3b) Th
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The coded lists for vascular plants
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48 unknown cause (as in CC) In case
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(94) Start Hour air quality measure
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Length of the light exposed forest
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Code Pretreatment methods FO LF GB
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Code Determination method Foliage/
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Code Determination method Foliage/
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code parameter unit N_NO3 Nitrate-N
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code parameter NO3 Nitrate SO2 sulp
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(116) Soil - Digestion/Extraction m
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(117) start_date, end_date (QA form
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Code Description score 7.2 Flowerin
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Code Name Description Example 6.2 s
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(130) Matric pressure - Volumetric
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Code Qualifier Code Qualifier Code
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hfg Fragic horizon hpg Petrogypsic
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(140) Repetition (Soil) This is the
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q r s t u v Accumulation of pedogen
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(150) Code porosity D_SOIL_CODE_POR
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code Survey CC Crown Condition SO S
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