Location and description of Greenland Ecosystem Monitoring research
stations.

=== Original Data Source ===
Greenland Ecosystem Monitoring - Location and Description of Research Stations

Greenland Ecosystem Monitoring (GEM) is an integrated monitoring
and long-term research programme on ecosystems and climate change
effects and feedbacks in the Arctic. Since 1995 the programme has
established a coherent and integrated understanding of the
functioning of ecosystems in a highly variable climate, which is
based upon a comprehensive, long-term inter-disciplinary data
collection carried out by Danish and Greenlandic monitoring and
research institutions.

The GEM Programme puts around 75 scientists in the field annually to
collect data on ecosystem and climate change in Greenland. The data
base currently covers data from monitoring programmes from
Zackenberg (1995-), Kobbefjord at Nuuk (2007-) and Disko (2017-).
The well over 1000 parameters are freely available via the GEM
Database and used by GEM participants and external scientists to
produce scientific papers, scientific assessments, advisory reports,
etc.

Full station descriptions were manually added by QGreenland from the
'Station Link' associated with each feature.

Citation:
Roemer, Jonas K. (2020). Greenland Ecosystem Monitoring -
Location and Description of Research Stations (Version 1.0).
Zenodo. http://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.3991670

Citation URL:
http://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.3991670