Incorporating nutrient content elasticity in the MAKEDEP model

Mattias Alveteg; Daniel Kurz; Rolf Becker

Incorporating nutrient content elasticity in the MAKEDEP model

Mattias Alveteg, Daniel Kurz, Rolf Becker

Division of Chemical Engineering

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Abstract

The MAKEDEP model is designed to produce the time series of atmospheric
deposition and nutrient uptake and cycling needed by dynamic soil chemistry models such as SAFE.
A range of new features were implemented in the MAKEDEP model including
separate treatment of several tree compartments (e.g. root, stem, bark, branch,
canopy) and variable nutrient content in the different compartments. The model is designed to produce output that can easily be used as input to the multi-layer soil chemistry model SAFE.
The introduction of variable nutrient content calls for a separate treatment of
biomass and stored nutrients and also affects the calibration procedure used in the MAKEDEP model

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Sustainable Forestry inTemperate Regions - Proceedings from the SUFOR International Workshop, April 7-9, 2002 (Reports in Ecology and Environmental Engineering )
Editors	Lena Björk
Publisher	Department of Chemical Engineering, Lund University
Pages	52-67
Number of pages	167
Volume	2002
Publication status	Published - 2002
Event	SUFOR International Workshop - Lund, Sweden Duration: 2002 Apr 7 → …

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Name
Number	1
Volume	2002
ISSN (Print)	1104-2877

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Conference	SUFOR International Workshop
Country/Territory	Sweden
Period	2002/04/07 → …

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Chemical Engineering

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nutrient uptake
forest growth
dynamic modelling
historic deposition
acidification
SAFE model

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Alveteg, M., Kurz, D., & Becker, R. (2002). Incorporating nutrient content elasticity in the MAKEDEP model. In L. Björk (Ed.), Sustainable Forestry inTemperate Regions - Proceedings from the SUFOR International Workshop, April 7-9, 2002 (Reports in Ecology and Environmental Engineering ) (Vol. 2002, pp. 52-67). Department of Chemical Engineering, Lund University. http://www.sufor.nu/Webbsidor/Workshopdokument/Proceedings.pdf

Alveteg, Mattias ; Kurz, Daniel ; Becker, Rolf. / Incorporating nutrient content elasticity in the MAKEDEP model. Sustainable Forestry inTemperate Regions - Proceedings from the SUFOR International Workshop, April 7-9, 2002 (Reports in Ecology and Environmental Engineering ). editor / Lena Björk. Vol. 2002 Department of Chemical Engineering, Lund University, 2002. pp. 52-67

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Alveteg, M, Kurz, D & Becker, R 2002, Incorporating nutrient content elasticity in the MAKEDEP model. in L Björk (ed.), Sustainable Forestry inTemperate Regions - Proceedings from the SUFOR International Workshop, April 7-9, 2002 (Reports in Ecology and Environmental Engineering ). vol. 2002, Department of Chemical Engineering, Lund University, pp. 52-67, SUFOR International Workshop, Sweden, 2002/04/07. <http://www.sufor.nu/Webbsidor/Workshopdokument/Proceedings.pdf>

Incorporating nutrient content elasticity in the MAKEDEP model. / Alveteg, Mattias; Kurz, Daniel; Becker, Rolf.
Sustainable Forestry inTemperate Regions - Proceedings from the SUFOR International Workshop, April 7-9, 2002 (Reports in Ecology and Environmental Engineering ). ed. / Lena Björk. Vol. 2002 Department of Chemical Engineering, Lund University, 2002. p. 52-67.

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