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DAMMmodel: A Julia package to model respiration
Julia
land-atmosphere exchanges
ecosystem and soil respiration
land surface modeling
earth system modeling
name orcid affiliation
Alexandre A. Renchon
0000-0002-9521-5092
1
name orcid affiliation
Bernhard Ahrens
0000-0001-7226-6682
2
name index
Environmental Science Division (EVS), Argonne National Laboratory, Lemont, IL, USA
1
name index
Max Planck Institute
2
25 April 2022
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Summary

Current climate change is mostly the result of increasing atmospheric greenhouse gases concentration, particularly carbon dioxide (CO2). The land has been absorbing about a third of anthropogenic CO2 emissions, but this may change. Earth System Models attempts to predict future climate, accounting for feedbacks, including how the land will respond. The Dual Arrhenius and Michaelis-Menten (DAMM) kinetics model is a semi-mechanistic model of heterotrophic respiration [@Davidson:2012], it estimates respiration as a response to soil temperature and soil moisture. This model can be applied at various scales by empiricists and modelers to better understand respiration.

Statement of need

DAMMmodel is a Julia package providing functions to use, parameterize, and visualize the DAMM model, using the Makie.jl package [@DanischKrumbiegel2021]. The Julia programming language is particularly adequate, as empiricists require simple synthax, and modelers require speed. DAMMmodel may be directly used from Earth System Models as a module, and by empiricists to parameterize the model to their data and visualize the results. It may also be used for teaching. \autoref{fig:example}

Interactive visualisation of the DAMM model.\label{fig:example}

Acknowledgements

We acknowledge the support of Roser Matamala, Pamela Weisenhorn and Rao Kotamarthi for this project, as well as the help from the Makie.jl community.

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