Why coordinated distributed experiments should go global

Why coordinated distributed experiments should go global

The performance of coordinated distributed experiments designed to compare ecosystem sensitivity to global-change drivers depends on whether they cover a significant proportion of the global range of environmental variables. In the present article, we described the global distribution of climatic and soil variables and quantified main differences among continents. Then, as a test case, we assessed the representativeness of the International Drought Experiment (IDE) in parameter space. Considering the global environmental variability at this scale, the different continents harbor unique combinations of parameters. As such, coordinated experiments set up across a single continent may fail to capture the full extent of global variation in climate and soil parameter space. IDE with representation on all continents has the potential to address global scale hypotheses about ecosystem sensitivity to environmental change. Our results provide a unique vision of climate and soil variability at the global scale and highlight the need to design globally distributed networks.

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Main Authors: Yahdjian, María Laura, Sala, Osvaldo Esteban, Piñeiro Guerra, Juan Manuel, Knapp, Alan K., Collins, Scott L., Phillips, Richard P., Smith, Melinda D.
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Subjects:CLIMATE CHANGE, CLIMATE-SOIL PARAMETER SPACE, COORDINATED-DISTRIBUTED EXPERIMENTS, DROUGHT, ECOSYSTEM SENSITIVITY, ,
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spelling KOHA-OAI-AGRO:554562023-10-06T10:06:25Zhttp://ceiba.agro.uba.ar/cgi-bin/koha/opac-detail.pl?biblionumber=55456http://ceiba.agro.uba.ar/cgi-bin/koha/opac-detail.pl?biblionumber=http://ceiba.agro.uba.ar/cgi-bin/koha/opac-detail.pl?biblionumber=http://ceiba.agro.uba.ar/cgi-bin/koha/opac-detail.pl?biblionumber=http://ceiba.agro.uba.ar/cgi-bin/koha/opac-detail.pl?biblionumber=http://ceiba.agro.uba.ar/cgi-bin/koha/opac-detail.pl?biblionumber=AAGWhy coordinated distributed experiments should go globalYahdjian, María LauraSala, Osvaldo EstebanPiñeiro Guerra, Juan ManuelKnapp, Alan K.Collins, Scott L.Phillips, Richard P.Smith, Melinda D.textengapplication/pdfapplication/pdfThe performance of coordinated distributed experiments designed to compare ecosystem sensitivity to global-change drivers depends on whether they cover a significant proportion of the global range of environmental variables. In the present article, we described the global distribution of climatic and soil variables and quantified main differences among continents. Then, as a test case, we assessed the representativeness of the International Drought Experiment (IDE) in parameter space. Considering the global environmental variability at this scale, the different continents harbor unique combinations of parameters. As such, coordinated experiments set up across a single continent may fail to capture the full extent of global variation in climate and soil parameter space. IDE with representation on all continents has the potential to address global scale hypotheses about ecosystem sensitivity to environmental change. Our results provide a unique vision of climate and soil variability at the global scale and highlight the need to design globally distributed networks.The performance of coordinated distributed experiments designed to compare ecosystem sensitivity to global-change drivers depends on whether they cover a significant proportion of the global range of environmental variables. In the present article, we described the global distribution of climatic and soil variables and quantified main differences among continents. Then, as a test case, we assessed the representativeness of the International Drought Experiment (IDE) in parameter space. Considering the global environmental variability at this scale, the different continents harbor unique combinations of parameters. As such, coordinated experiments set up across a single continent may fail to capture the full extent of global variation in climate and soil parameter space. IDE with representation on all continents has the potential to address global scale hypotheses about ecosystem sensitivity to environmental change. Our results provide a unique vision of climate and soil variability at the global scale and highlight the need to design globally distributed networks.ARTI202306CLIMATE CHANGECLIMATE-SOIL PARAMETER SPACECOORDINATED-DISTRIBUTED EXPERIMENTSDROUGHTECOSYSTEM SENSITIVITYBioscience
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CLIMATE-SOIL PARAMETER SPACE
COORDINATED-DISTRIBUTED EXPERIMENTS
DROUGHT
ECOSYSTEM SENSITIVITY

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CLIMATE-SOIL PARAMETER SPACE
COORDINATED-DISTRIBUTED EXPERIMENTS
DROUGHT
ECOSYSTEM SENSITIVITY
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CLIMATE-SOIL PARAMETER SPACE
COORDINATED-DISTRIBUTED EXPERIMENTS
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CLIMATE-SOIL PARAMETER SPACE
COORDINATED-DISTRIBUTED EXPERIMENTS
DROUGHT
ECOSYSTEM SENSITIVITY
Yahdjian, María Laura
Sala, Osvaldo Esteban
Piñeiro Guerra, Juan Manuel
Knapp, Alan K.
Collins, Scott L.
Phillips, Richard P.
Smith, Melinda D.
Why coordinated distributed experiments should go global
description The performance of coordinated distributed experiments designed to compare ecosystem sensitivity to global-change drivers depends on whether they cover a significant proportion of the global range of environmental variables. In the present article, we described the global distribution of climatic and soil variables and quantified main differences among continents. Then, as a test case, we assessed the representativeness of the International Drought Experiment (IDE) in parameter space. Considering the global environmental variability at this scale, the different continents harbor unique combinations of parameters. As such, coordinated experiments set up across a single continent may fail to capture the full extent of global variation in climate and soil parameter space. IDE with representation on all continents has the potential to address global scale hypotheses about ecosystem sensitivity to environmental change. Our results provide a unique vision of climate and soil variability at the global scale and highlight the need to design globally distributed networks.
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author Yahdjian, María Laura
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