A Transit Time Portable System For Measuring Soil Respiration. Comput. Electron. Agric. A portable instrument (TRASOR: TRAnsit-time SOil Respirometer) dedicated to the measurement of the soil respiration in situ was assembled using a commercial infrared gas analyzer and a data logger. A closed system, TRASOR has a principle of operation resembling that of transit time leaf porometers, widely used in the 80s and early 90s. Transients may be monitored in real time in a graphical form, allowing for immediate detection of system malfunction or non-linearity of data. The comparisons made showed that TRASORs respiration rates were comparable to those measured with commercial systems.

Trasor, a transit time portable system for measuring soil respiration

Magliulo V.;
1997

Abstract

A Transit Time Portable System For Measuring Soil Respiration. Comput. Electron. Agric. A portable instrument (TRASOR: TRAnsit-time SOil Respirometer) dedicated to the measurement of the soil respiration in situ was assembled using a commercial infrared gas analyzer and a data logger. A closed system, TRASOR has a principle of operation resembling that of transit time leaf porometers, widely used in the 80s and early 90s. Transients may be monitored in real time in a graphical form, allowing for immediate detection of system malfunction or non-linearity of data. The comparisons made showed that TRASORs respiration rates were comparable to those measured with commercial systems.
1997
Istituto per i Sistemi Agricoli e Forestali del Mediterraneo - ISAFOM
Infrared gas analysis; Soil respiration; Field measurements
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