Abstract:
					Soil temperature measurements taken at various sites on Signy Island during the 2008-2009 field season. These measurements were used as part of an investigation to understand the effect of temperature and moisture on the availability of different nitrogen forms.				
Keywords:
					Deschampsia antarctica, N cycle, Signy Island, soil temperature				
| Access Constraints: | These data are currently managed by Dr Paul Hill at Bangor University. | 
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| Use Constraints: | These data are governed by the NERC data policy. | 
| Creation Date: | 2012-03-13 | 
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| Dataset Progress: | Complete | 
| Dataset Language: | English | 
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| Parameters: | 
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| Personnel: | |
| Name | UK PDC | 
| Role(s) | Metadata Author | 
| Organisation | British Antarctic Survey | 
| Name | Prof David Jones | 
| Role(s) | Investigator | 
| Organisation | University of Bangor | 
| Name | Dr Kevin Newsham | 
| Role(s) | Investigator | 
| Organisation | British Antarctic Survey | 
| Name | Prof John Farrar | 
| Role(s) | Investigator | 
| Organisation | University of Bangor | 
| Name | Dr Paul Hill | 
| Role(s) | Investigator, Technical Contact | 
| Organisation | University of Bangor | 
| Parent Dataset: | N/A | 
| Reference: | Hill, PW; Farrell, M; Roberts, P ; Farrar, J; Grant, H; Newsham, KK; Hopkins, DW; Bardgett, RD; Jones DL, 2011. Soil- and enantiomer-specific metabolism of amino acids and their peptides by Antarctic soil microorganisms. SOIL BIOLOGY and BIOCHEMISTRY 43 2410-2416. Farrell, M; Hill, PW; Wanniarachchi, SD; Farrar, J; Bardgett, RD; Jones, DL, 2011. Rapid peptide metabolism: A major component of soil nitrogen cycling? GLOBAL BIOGEOCHEMICAL CYCLES 25 GB3014. Hill, PW; Farrar, J; Roberts, P; Farrell, M; Grant, H; Newsham, KK; Hopkins, DW; Bardgett, RD; Jones, DL, 2011. Vascular plant success in a warming Antarctic may be due to efficient nitrogen acquisition. NATURE CLIMATE 1 50-53. Jones, DL; Nguyen, C; Finlay, RD, 2009. Carbon flow in the rhizosphere: carbon trading at the soil-root interface. Plant and Soil 321 5-33. Project ref: AFI 08/08 - Challenging the paradigm for plant-microbial resource partitioning in Antarctic ecosystems | |
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| Start Date | 2008-12-04 | 
| End Date | 2009-02-25 | 
| Spatial Coverage: | |
| Latitude | |
| Southernmost | -60.42 | 
| Northernmost | -60.4 | 
| Longitude | |
| Westernmost | -45.38 | 
| Easternmost | -45.36 | 
| Altitude | |
| Min Altitude | N/A | 
| Max Altitude | N/A | 
| Depth | |
| Min Depth | N/A | 
| Max Depth | N/A | 
| Location: | |
| Location | Antarctica | 
| Detailed Location | Signy Island | 
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| Source(s): | 
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| Data Collection: | See field report | 
| Data Storage: | These data are managed by Dr Paul Hill at the University of Bangor | 
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