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Purpose
The purpose of the Ti Tree flux station is:
to measure the exchanges of carbon dioxide, water vapour and energy in a semi-arid ecosystem with potential access to groundwater
to identify flux footprints associated with contributions by mulga versus Corymbia savannas
to compare water use efficiency, GPP and ecosystem respiration between adjacent semi-arid ecosystems (Alice Springs mulga)
to identify relationships between groundwater, soil moisture, rainfall and evapotranspiration
to identify phenological trends and to relate phenology to flux footprints and remote sensing of water and carbon fluxes.