Welcome to the SAPFLUXNET progress report!

We at SAPFLUXNET Project are working hard putting all the data together and building the best global sap flow database for your pleasure.

In the meantime, take a glance on some metadata that we already have by navigating the tabs.

The Sapfluxnet project is led by researchers at CREAF and funded by the Spanish Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness through grant nº CGL2014-55883-JIN

Constant updates

Any time a new dataset is received and processed the updated metadata will appear in this app. If you are worried about your dataset not appearing in the app, this only means that is still processing.

Calling for data already closed.

Data call for the first version of sapfluxnet database is closed. We are working now in putting the data in shape for our contributors. Stay tuned for more info at @sapfluxnet

See the sites in a map. Feel free to zoom in (in some places you can see the plots) and zoom out. Clicking in the points gives you info about the sites and clicking in the table isolates the selected site in the map for easy inspection

Explore the biomes we have already. Hover the points to see the site code, and click in the table to view only the desired biome/s


A little information about the methods used to obtain the sap flow data. Hover over the bars to see which sites uses the corresponding method. Clicking in the table plots the number of plants per site for the given method/s


CHP: Compensation Heat Pulse

HD: Constant Heat Dissipation

HFD: Heat Field Deformation

HPTM: Heat Pulse Tmax Method

HR: Heat Ratio

TSHB: Trunk Segment Heat Balance

Species and genera plots to dive in the taxonomy. Click on the bars to highlight the site contribution to the species or genera


We are nothing without the people who kindly contributed to this project sending us their data and attending the feedback process.

Thank you all!

* Only first contributor for each dataset is shown
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