Dinghu Mountain Research of Forest Ecosystem - China

Basic Information
Site Name
Dinghu Mountain Research of Forest Ecosystem
Short name
DHF
Country
China
Site Manager
Guoyi Zhou
Site Description
DHS has well protected monsoon evergreen broadleaf forest and its successional forests. Therefore, DHS is an ideal place to research successional processes and patterns of subtropical forest ecosystems, as well as to restore or rehabilitate the degraded forest ecosystems in subtropics of China.
Last modified
2020-12-18 10:12:56

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General Characteristics and Status
Site Status
Operational
Year Established
1978
Observed properties
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Geographic
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Elevation (average)
300.00msl
Elevation (min)
10.00msl
Elevation (max)
1000.30msl
Affiliation and Network Specific Information
Affiliation
ILTER✔This site is a verified "ILTER" member.
CERN (LTER China)✔ (LTER-EAP-CN-20)This site is a verified "CERN (LTER China)" member.
GERI✔This site is a verified "GERI" member.
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Site information [.json]

Centroid/representative coordinates [.shp] [.kml]
Bounding Box [.shp] [.kml]
Boundaries [.shp] [.kml]
Biome
Evergreen Forest
Ecosystem Type
Forest
Evergreen Forest
Air Temperature: Average Annual
20.80°C
Precipitation Annual
1950.00mm
Site Type
Stationary land-based site
Design of Experimentation
mainly experimentation
Scale of Experimentation
plot scale
Design of Observation
mainly observation
Scale of Observation
beyond catchment
Permanent Power Supply
Yes
Equipment
Data infrastructure » Data services » Data portal
Accessible All Year
Yes
All parts of Site Accessible
Yes
Access Type
regular car
Permanent Operation
Yes
General Data Policy
The data provider must be offered co-authorship for publications using this dataset at least within the metadata description
Formal acknowledgement of the dataset providers
Data Policy URL
http://dhf.cern.ac.cn/
LTER Site Classification
Regular