DigiBog_Congo (Royal Society meeting on African Tropical peatlands) DigiBog_Congo2

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These are the DigiBog_Congo Fortran and Make files used in the simulations reported at the Royal Society meeting: African tropical peatlands: their value and vulnerability in February 2025.

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