Participants provided data and metadata on
carbon measurements generated in their countries and the
institutes involved in the research. Although useful, the
data provided was insufficient to be used with participants
in the working sessions. It is also difficult to assess
what measurements have actually been made (but are difficult
to access) and if actual data gaps exist.
atlas was positively received and participants acknowledged
that it could be a useful tool which institutes could use
to better manage their data and increase data access to
external users. The adoption of such a system would also
encourage method and data standardization and increase the
compatibility of diverse data sets needed in regional and
global studies. Dynamic Atlas and other software developed
by FAO will be made freely available to scientists involved
in the TCO initiative.
points from the workshop
An overview of the main results from the
The document contains metadata of carbon
data sets and institutes involved in carbon studies. Metadata
sheets were generated during the working sessions.
of data availability in CEE area
Overview of data known to be available by
CEE carbon warehouse
You can request the warehouse and the software
to view the warehouse from the GTOS
An overview of the discussion on the development
of a TCO manual on site measurements needed for carbon related
measurements. Includes the outline of the contents of the
manual which was developed by Dr Robert Scholes.
note that the files are still in a draft format and have
not yet been formatted.