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2019 VPRM Annual Run Over Indianapolis w/ Turfgrass PFT
Primary Contact: Jason Horne - jph6488@psu.edu
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Four directory folders ...

CEM_SEASON_PARS_AS_ALL: Using seasonal cemetery parameters to represent 
  NLCD categories high, medium, low, and open development

CEM_SEASON_PARS_AS_GRASS: Using seasonal cemetery parameters to represent 
  NLCD open development. DBF is used to represent high, medium, and 
  low development intensity

CEM_ANNUAL_PARS_AS_ALL: Using annual cemetery parameters to represent NLCD 
  categories high, medium, low, and open development

URBAN_PARS: This is a version of the model created by Sharon Gourdji where 
  grass/pasture represents open development and DBF is used to represent 
  high, medium, and low development intensity

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Each directory contains GeoTIFF files formatted like 
VPRM_<NEE,RESP,GPP>_d01.<YYYYMMDDHH>.tif

The value of these .tif files is stored as an integer value rather than 
float for storage purposes. Thus, please divide each raster by 1000 to 
get the true flux in each cell.

Each cell value is in the units of umol m^-2 s^-1

Each directory also contains PFT directories with GeoTIFFs similar 
to the leading directory. These directories contain output separated 
by PFT, whereas the leading directory contains a mosaic of all the 
PFTs based on their percent area coverage.

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If you have more questions regarding the VPRM model run, please see 
Horne et al. 2024 - What Is the Impact of Turfgrass on Urban Carbon 
Dioxide Fluxes?