Validation and comparison of two soil-vegetation-atmosphere transfer models for tropical Africa

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New insights in the capability of climate models to simulate the impact of LUC based on temperature decomposition of paired site observations A 10-Year Dataset of Basic Meteorology and Soil Properties in Central Sudan

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B. Caquet

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D. Lauwaet

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G. Vogel

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N. Van Lipzig

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W. Kutsch

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