E. Nemitz

Publishing 2009–2015

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Publications 6

  1. Particulate matter, air quality and climate: lessons learned and future needs
  2. nitrous oxide emissions from managed grassland: a comparison of eddy covariance and static chamber measurements
  3. corrigendum to "controls of carbon dioxide concentrations and fluxes above central london" published in atmos. chem. phys., 11, 1913–1928, 2011
  4. turbulence characteristics in grassland canopies and implications for tracer transport
    tetrahedron letters 2009 135 reads
  5. dynamics of ammonia exchange with cut grassland: strategy and implementation of the graminae integrated experiment
    tetrahedron letters 2009 117 reads
  6. ammonia fluxes in relation to cutting and fertilization of an intensively managed grassland derived from an inter-comparison of gradient measurements
    tetrahedron letters 2009 140 reads

Possible papers by E. Nemitz 1

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  1. boundary layer dynamics over london, uk, as observed using doppler lidar during repartee-ii
    as E. G. Nemitz Journal of agricultural and food chemistry 2011
    Shared co-author: J. F. Barlow, C. R. Wood +1 Same journal

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