Carbon Data and Information Citations

from

Recent USGCRP and IPCC Global Change Assessment Reports

and

USGCRP Newly Available Agency Data Set Yearly Compilations

Data and Information Working Group
U.S. Global Change Research Program
September 2002

Foreword

Since its inception, the U.S. Global Change Research Program (USGCRP) has had a policy of full and open data availability. This policy has been implemented, not only through the participating agencies, but through many interagency mechanisms, such as publications, Internet-based services, and in many international settings.

As one activity to let the users of USGCRP data and information know what's available, a data set citation format like that widely used for publications was adopted. Using this citation format, a survey of USGCRP related data made newly available by the agencies has been published by the USGCRP for each of the five past years.

As another activity, the citations used in the Foundation report of the National Assessment of Climate Change Impacts on the United States, as well as of the program's published reports by its component regions and sectors, have been extracted from the publications. Similarly, the citations used in recent USGCRP related IPCC publications have been extracted. In both cases it was felt that these citations to USGCRP users as they were the result of an expert screening process by experts in the particular fields.

(These individual data and information citation compilations are generally available in electronic form via the U.S. Global Change Research Program Web site at http://www.usgcrp.gov/ and in the Global Change Data and Information System (http://www.globalchange.gov/).)

To help users of these citation compilations find the data and information in which they are most interested, the data set and publication citations have been separated into the following subject categories, with representative topics that each includes below:

Agriculture - Crops, Forestry, Livestock, Plants, Soils

Atmosphere - Aerosols, Atmospheric chemistry, Climate, Clouds, Weather

Biosphere- Ecology, Vegetation, Wetlands, Zoology

Carbon - Atmospheric carbon, Ocean carbon, Sequestration, Soil carbon

Cryosphere - Glaciers, Ice, Snow

Geology - Earthquakes, Earth's structure, Gravity, Magnetic fields, Nonrenewable resources, Volcanoes

Human Dimensions - Economic effects, Environmental effects, Human health

Hydrosphere - Ground water, Precipitation, Surface water, Water quality

Land Surface - Erosion, Land cover, Land type, Land use, Topography

Oceans - Coastal processes, Circulation, Resources, Temperature, Waves

Paleoclimate - Historical records, Ice, land, and ocean cores

Solar Physics - Energetic particles, Solar activity, Solar radiation

The categorization of the citations also makes it possible to make a compilation of the citations in a particular subject category for all the publications identified above that were surveyed. This present compilation is for the Carbon category.

Table of Contents

IPCC Working Group I. Climate Change 2001: The Scientific Basis. The IPCC Secretariat c/o World Meteorological Organization, 7 bis Avenue de la Paix, C.P. 2300, CH - 1211 Geneva 2, Switzerland. http://www.ipcc.ch/

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