Anthropogenic and climatic influences on carbon fluxes from eastern North America to the Atlantic Ocean: A process-based modeling study

Keyphrases

• Dissolved Organic Carbon 100%
• Atlantic Ocean 100%
• Eastern North America 100%
• Process Modeling 100%
• Anthropogenic Influence 100%
• Carbon Flux 100%
• Climatic Influence 100%
• Dissolved Inorganic Carbon 66%
• Significant Trend 66%
• Land Conversion 66%
• Nitrogen Deposition 66%
• Gulf of Maine 66%
• Middle Atlantic Bight 66%
• Particulate Organic Carbon 66%
• Carbon Forms 33%
• Three-form 33%
• Temporal Variability 33%
• Spatial Variability 33%
• Management Practices 33%
• Cropland 33%
• Climate Variability 33%
• Process-based 33%
• Atmospheric CO2 33%
• Riverine 33%
• Interannual Variability 33%
• Explicit Representation 33%
• Spatiotemporal Pattern 33%
• Land Model 33%
• Nitrogen Fertilizer 33%
• Fertilizer Use Efficiency 33%
• Atmospheric Nitrogen 33%
• Carbon Processing 33%
• Spatiotemporal Control 33%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• North America 100%
• Atlantic Ocean 100%
• Carbon Flux 100%
• Dissolved Inorganic Carbon 62%
• Bay (Topographic Features) 50%
• Particulate Organic Matter 50%
• Dissolved Organic Carbon 37%
• Atmospherics 25%
• Maine 25%
• South Atlantic 25%
• Farmland 12%
• Climate Variation 12%
• Standard Deviation 12%
• Spatiotemporal Patterns 12%