2016 International Land Model Benchmarking (ILAMB) Workshop Report

Atul K. Jain | George Shu Heng Pau | Veronika Eyring | Christopher R. Schwalm | Joshua B. Fisher | Ben Bond-Lamberty | Nancy Y. Kiang | Randal D. Koster | Renu Joseph | Daniel M. Ricciuto | A. Scott Denning | Shawn P. Serbin | Jianyang Xia | Dennis D. Baldocchi | Ankur R. Desai | Forrest M. Hoffman | Nate G. McDowell | Paul R. Moorcroft | Yiqi Luo | Elena Shevliakova | Chonggang Xu | David M. Lawrence | Maoyi Huang | Jiafu Mao | Peter J. Gleckler | Kevin Schaefer | Dorothy Koch | William J. Riley | Charles D. Koven | James T. Randerson | Anders Ahlström | Rosie A. Fisher | Gustaf Hugelius | Martin G. De Kauwe | Gretchen Keppel-Aleks | Andrew G. Slater | Jinyun Tang | Umakant Mishra | Sujay V. Kumar | J. Randerson | D. Lawrence | R. Koster | N. McDowell | Chonggang Xu | N. Kiang | D. Baldocchi | A. Denning | A. Slater | J. Fisher | F. Hoffman | P. Moorcroft | C. Schwalm | K. Schaefer | Maoyi Huang | J. Mao | E. Shevliakova | C. Koven | M. D. Kauwe | A. Desai | D. Ricciuto | V. Eyring | P. Gleckler | Yiqi Luo | B. Bond‐Lamberty | G. Abramowitz | S. Serbin | G. Hugelius | W. Riley | Hongyi Li | R. Fisher | U. Mishra | M. Best | J. Xia | G. Keppel‐Aleks | A. Ahlström | Hyung-jun Kim | G. Pau | Jinyun Tang | Mathew Williams | Renu Joseph | D. Koch | M. J. Best | Gabriel Abramowitz | Hyung-jun Kim | Hongyi Li | Mathew Williams | Yiqi Luo | Hyungjun Kim | B. Bond-Lamberty | A. S. Denning | A. Desai | V. Eyring | J. B. Fisher | R. Fisher | M. Huang | A. K. Jain | H. Kim | R. D. Koster | S. V. Kumar | H. Li | Y. Luo | J. Mao | N. McDowell | U. Mishra | G. S. H. Pau | K. Schaefer | C. R. Schwalm | Maoyi Huang | Hyungjun Kim | Sujay V. Kumar | Hongyi Li | Yiqi Luo

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