SITES
Swedish Infrastructure for Ecosystem Science
- Is a national coordinated infrastructure for terrestrial and limnological field research
- Contributes to the strengthening of Swedish research based on measurements and experiments conducted in the field
- Is available for all researchers on equal terms, regardless of affiliation
SITES consist of nine reasearch stations and Asa/Aneboda is one of these. The SITES initiative comes from the Swedish Research Council, who together with the partner organisations are funding the work and the infrastructure.
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The cyclone Gudrun in January2005 had some rather small effects on the IM/SITES area in Aneboda, in spite the fact that Aneboda is situated in the most affected region. However, a later outbreak of bark bettles has killed most of the pines in the area. The photos are taken from a permanent vegetation monitoring area in August 2004 (upper left), 2007 (upper right), 2010 (lower left), and 2013 (lower right) Photo: Ulf Grandin, SLU.
Read more about the effects from the cyclone on the water quality in the area in a scientific article in Ambio