TERN Ecosystem Processes data are derived from periodic field surveys and in-situ sensors operated continuously at a local scale.
OzFlux towers measure gas exchange between the ecosystem and atmosphere and such measures are integrated with detailed field observations of vegetation and soils from 12 intensive SuperSites such that measures and observations of the drivers of change in ecosystems are made possible.

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TERN Ecosystem Processes capability's suite of infrastructure includes tools that assist researchers to undertake their work more effectively. The capability delivers:
TERN OzFlux data streams and products:
| Meteorology | Energy Balance | Water Balance | Carbon Balance |
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* Note that a Data Stream can form part of more than one Data Product.
¥¥ Modelled Data product requiring labour-intensive post-processing (undertaken by PIs and TERN OzFlux). All other Data Streams are provided in real time on at least an hourly basis.
TERN SuperSites data:
| Biodiversity | Carbon & Water | Cover |
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* Includes surveys carried out by TERN Ecosystem Surveillance platform
** Surveys carried out by TERN Landscape Assessment platform
# Measurements collected at a sub-set of sites
@ Measurements provided by OzFlux instrumentation
^ Data collected in collaboration with Bioplatforms Australia as part of the Biome of Australia Soil Environments (BASE) project.
Our OzFlux infrastructure and data >
Our SuperSites infrastructure and data >
To find out more about our Ecosystem Processes infrastructure and services for the ecosystem science community, you can
Visit the interim TERN OzFlux website >
Visit the interim TERN SuperSites website >
TERN Ecosystem Processes main office
James Cook University
P.O. Box 6811
Cairns QLD 4870
AUSTRALIA
TERN Ecosystem Processes Transition Team