Montiers
Introduction
The Montiers site in the North-East of France covers an area of 143 hectares and is made up of a beech forest of about fifty years old. It includes 2 soil successions (topographic sequence). The equipment includes lysimeters at several soil depths, tensio-lysimeters, temperature probes, and various equipment for long-term monitoring of water flows and mineral elements between the various compartments. A flow tower is also used to measure gas exchanges.
Proposed services
- Access service for in natura long-term experiments;
- Data providing services;
- Sample providing services.
Types of ecosystems
ForestTypes of observations
Meteorology, Mulch, Organic amendment, Soil biology, Soil chemistry, Soil physics, Surface flow, VegetationIn natura experimentation
Marie-Pierre Turpault
Scientific manager
Contact by email
Location
INRAE Nancy Unité Biogéochimie des Ecosystèmes Forestiers (BEF), 54280 Champenoux, France
