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NSW Forest Carbon Stock - Aboveground, Belowground and Dead Organic Matter Carbon Mass 1990-2020

The NSW Carbon Monitoring project is a collaboration between the Natural Resources Commission of NSW and Mullion Group to develop a spatial time-series dataset of forest carbon history for the state of NSW at ~25m resolution. The project used FLINTpro software to integrate historical environmental and land management data to model carbon stock and fluxes. Aboveground biomass refers to the amount of carbon stored within aboveground forest components (pools) which includes leaves, branches, bark and stems. Belowground biomass refers to the amount of carbon stored within belowground forest components (pools) which includes coarse and fine roots. Dead Organic Matter refers to the amount of carbon stored within dead forest components (pools) which includes leaf litter, branch litter, bark litter, stem litter, and dead roots. Carbon stored within soil and harvested wood products is not included within any of these datasets

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Metadata template type Non-geospatial
Asset Type Asset
Language English
Edition 1.0
Purpose Research
Frequency of change Not planned
Keywords FORESTS
Field of Research (optional) Carbon Sequestration Science
Metadata Date 2022-11-04
Date of Asset Creation 2022-04-11
Date of Asset Publication 2022-11-04
License Creative Commons Attribution 4.0
Geospatial Topic Geoscientific information
NSW Place Name NSW
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Temporal Coverage From 1990-01-07 - 2020-02-07
Datum GDA94 Geographic (Lat\Long)
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Attribution NSW Natural Resources Commission asserts the right to be attributed as author of the original material in the following manner: "© State Government of NSW and NSW Natural Resources Commission 2022"