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Effects of Environmental Factors on Ozone Flux over a Wheat Field Modeled with an Artificial Neural Network
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Ozone (O_3) flux-based indices are considered better than O_3 concentration-based indices in assessing the effects of ground O_3 on ecosystem and crop yields. However, O_3 flux (F_o) measurements are often lacking due to technical reasons and environmental conditions. This hampers the calculation of flux-based indices. In this paper, an artificial neural network (ANN) method was attempted to simulate the relationships between F_o and environmental factors measured over a wheat field in Yucheng, China. The results show that the ANN-modeled F_o values were in good agreement with the measured F_o values. The R~2 of an ANN model with 6 routine independent environmental variables exceeded 0.8 for training datasets, and the RMSE and MAE were 3.074 nmol·m~(-2)·s and 2.276 nmol·m~(-2).s for test dataset, respectively. CO_2 flux and water vapor flux have strong correlations with F_o and could improve the fitness of ANN models. Besides the combinations of included variables and selection of training data, the number of neurons is also a source of uncertainties in an ANN model. The fitness of the modeled F_o was sensitive to the neuron number when it ranged from 1 to 10. The ANN model consists of complex arithmetic expressions between F_o and independent variables, and the response analysis shows that the model can reflect their basic physical relationships and importance. O_3 concentration, global radiation, and wind speed are the important factors affecting O_3 deposition. ANN methods exhibit significant value for filling the gaps of F_o measured with micrometeorological methods.
Key Laboratory of Ecosystem Network Observation and Modeling, Institute of Geographic Sciences and Natural Resources Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100101, China