CASE STUDY China: Flux Cooperation CPEC310 (closed-path eddy-covariance systems) and AP200 (atmospheric profile systems), along with micrometeorological sensors, nitrate-related trace-gas analyzers, and soil-surface CO 2 flux systems, have been integrated into three 50-meter-tall towers facilitating studies on forest ecology and management in the Chinese Academy of Sciences Qingyuan Forest CERN Field Laboratory (Fig. 1). (CERN is the China Ecology Research Network.) Taking advantage of new developments in the CPEC and AP systems from Campbell Scientific, the integrated network of systems is a state-of-the- art design to explore the theories and techniques of measuring CO 2 /H 2 O/trace-gas fluxes over mountain Integration of CPEC310 and AP200 systems to explore the theories an

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