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1D-STEP-GENDEC-CN is a 1D coupled process-based model developed for Sahelian herbaceous savannas. It simulates a set of processes describing the water, C and N cycling between the atmosphere, vegetation, and soil at daily temporal resolution. STEP-GENDEC-CN model is forced daily by rain, global radiation, air temperature, wind speed, and relative air humidity at 2 m height

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