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AmeriFlux
AmeriFlux measures carbon, water and energy flux across research sites throughout the Americas.
About AmeriFlux
AmeriFlux is a network and data archive for ecosystem measurements of carbon, water and energy flux across the Americas. Researchers at AmeriFlux sites use the eddy covariance method to measure fluxes; the site accepts their datasets, applies quality control and processing, and archives them. The archived data are offered free to researchers worldwide.
Archiving, quality control and processing services are available to any researcher with flux sites in the Americas, provided the researcher commits to the AmeriFlux data policy, which emphasizes open data sharing. AmeriFlux also provides tools for site researchers and modelers, holds an annual meeting open to the global community, and offers a free data workshop each spring in Berkeley, California. The AmeriFlux Management Project administers the website on behalf of the AmeriFlux Network.
Key features
- Archives datasets of carbon, water and energy flux from AmeriFlux sites
- Applies quality control and processing to uploaded site data
- Offers archived data free to researchers worldwide
- Provides tools for site researchers and modelers to coordinate communication
- Hosts an annual meeting open to the global community
- Runs a free data workshop each spring in Berkeley, California
Best for: Researchers and modelers who need ecosystem flux data or who manage flux sites in the Americas.
Good for
- Data are offered free to researchers worldwide.
- Provides archiving, quality control and processing services.
- Its data policy emphasizes open data sharing.
Watch out for
- Archiving, quality control and processing services are limited to researchers with flux sites in the Americas.
- Those services require commitment to the AmeriFlux data policy.
- The free data workshop is offered in Berkeley, California.
AmeriFlux at a glance
- Website
- ameriflux.lbl.gov
- Category
- Research & Data › Open Data & Datasets
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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AmeriFlux FAQ
Who can use AmeriFlux data?
The archived data are offered free to researchers worldwide.
Who is eligible for AmeriFlux archiving, quality control and processing services?
Any researcher with flux sites in the Americas who commits to the AmeriFlux data policy.
Does AmeriFlux hold community events?
It holds an annual meeting open to the global community and a free data workshop each spring in Berkeley, California.
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