Sector

Category
Category code
Sheet
Equation Eq. 2.2
Annual harvested
area
Cultivation period of
rice
Baseline emission
factor for continuously
flooded fields without
organic amendments
(ha yr
-1
) (day) kg CH
4
ha
-1
day
-1
A t
EF
c
Irrigated
Sub-total
Rainfed and deep
water
Sub-total
Upland
Sub-total
Total
1
Rice ecosystem can be stratified according to water regimes, type and amount of organic amendments, and other conditions under which CH
4
emissions from rice may vary.
Rice Ecosystem
Subcate-gories for
reporting year
1

Table 5.11
Agriculture, Forestry and Other Land Use
Rice Cultivation: Annual CH
4
emission from rice
3C7
1 of 2
Equation 5.1 Equation 5.2
Scaling factor to
account for the
differences in water
regime during the
cultivation period
Scaling factor to
account for the
differences in water
regime in the pre-
season before the
cultivation period
Application rate of
organic amendment
in fresh weight
Conversion factor for
organic amendment
Scaling factor for both
types and amount of
organic amendment
applied
(-) (-) (tonnes ha
-1
) (-) (-)
SF
o
=
(1+ROA
i
* CFOA
i
)
0.59
SF
W
SF
p
ROA
i
CFOA
i
SF
o
Table 5.13 Table 5.14
1
Rice ecosystem can be stratified according to water regimes, type and amount of organic amendments, and other conditions under which CH
4
emissions from rice may vary.
Table 5.12
Agriculture, Forestry and Other Land Use
Rice Cultivation: Annual CH
4
emission from rice
3C7
1 of 2
Equation 5.2 Equation 5.3
Sector
Category
Category code
Sheet
Equation Equation 2.2 Equation 5.1
Scaling factor for soil
type, rice cultivar,
etc., if available
Adjusted daily
emission factor for a
particular harvested
area
Annual CH
4
emission
from Rice Cultivation
(-) (kg CH
4
ha
-1
day
-1
) Gg CH
4
yr
-1
EF
i
= EF
c
* SF
w
* SF
p
* SF
o
* SF
s,r
CH
4Rice
= A * t * EF
i
*
10
-6
SF
s,r
EF
i
CH
4Rice
Irrigated
Sub-total
Rainfed and deep
water
Sub-total
Upland
Sub-total
Agriculture, Forestry and Other Land Use
Rice Cultivation: Annual CH
4
emission from rice
3C7
2 of 2
1
Land should be stratified according to ecosystems, water regimes, type and amount of organic amendments, and other conditions under
which CH
4
emissions from rice may vary. The disaggregation of the annual harvest area of rice needs to be done at least for three baseline
water regimes including irrigated, rainfed, and upland. Within each stratum, sub-strata should be separated for each type of organic
amendment (see Equation 5.3)
Equation 5.2
Rice Ecosystem
Subcategories for
reporting year
1

Total