Partitioning Eddy-Covariance Methane Fluxes from a Shallow Lake into Diffusive and Ebullitive Fluxes |
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Authors: | Hiroki Iwata Ryuichi Hirata Yoshiyuki Takahashi Yuichi Miyabara Masayuki Itoh Kotaro Iizuka |
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Affiliation: | 1.Department of Environmental Sciences,Shinshu University,Matsumoto,Japan;2.Center for Global Environmental Research,National Institute for Environmental Studies,Tsukuba,Japan;3.Institute of Mountain Science,Shinshu University,Suwa,Japan;4.Center for Southeast Asian Studies,Kyoto University,Kyoto,Japan;5.Center for Spatial Information Science,University of Tokyo,Kashiwa,Japan |
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Abstract: | Methane ((mathrm {CH}_{4})) is known to be emitted from lakes to the atmosphere via processes such as diffusion and ebullition (i.e., bubble emission). We developed a practical method for partitioning eddy-covariance (mathrm {CH}_{4}) fluxes from a shallow lake into diffusive and ebullitive fluxes using a wavelet analysis based on local scalar similarity between the (mathrm {CH}_{4}) concentration and other reference scalars, such as the air temperature or water vapour concentration, in the wavelet time-scale domain, with the hypothesis that similar and dissimilar fluctuation components are related to diffusive and ebullitive (mathrm {CH}_{4}) fluxes, respectively. Our method is applied to approximately two weeks of data obtained at a shallow mid-latitude lake. The partitioned diffusive flux has a physically sound relationship with wind speed, supporting the validity of the method. The ratio of the diffusive flux to the total flux is typically 0.11 with flow from an area of steady bubble emission, but otherwise 0.36. Further validation is required using a larger dataset and data from other lakes. The proposed method can be easily applied to historical data because it requires only 10-Hz data of (mathrm {CH}_{4}) concentration and other reference scalars, along with an empirical parameter. |
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