Alpine greening deciphered by forest stand and structure dynamics in advancing treelines of the southwestern European Alps
Arthur Bayle,
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Baptiste Nicoud,
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Jérôme Mansons
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Remote Sensing in Ecology and Conservation,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 2, 2025
Abstract
Multidecadal
time
series
of
satellite
observations,
such
as
those
from
Landsat,
offer
the
possibility
to
study
trends
in
vegetation
greenness
at
unprecedented
spatial
and
temporal
scales.
Alpine
ecosystems
have
exhibited
large
increases
seen
space;
nevertheless,
ecological
processes
underlying
alpine
greening
rarely
been
investigated.
Here,
we
used
a
unique
dataset
forest
stand
structure
characteristics
derived
manually
orthorectified
high‐resolution
diachronic
images
(1983
2018),
dendrochronology
LiDAR
analysis
decipher
southwestern
French
Alps,
formerly
identified
hotspot
scale
European
Alps
by
previous
studies.
We
found
that
most
this
area
can
be
attributed
dynamics,
including
ingrowth
treeline
upward
shift.
Furthermore,
showed
magnitude
was
highest
pixels/areas
where
trees
were
first
established
beginning
Landsat
mid‐80s
corresponding
specific
successional
stage.
In
these
pixels,
observe
wave
establishment
grown
between
1984
2023,
while
over
same
period,
younger
gaps,
leading
both
vertical
horizontal
cover.
This
provides
an
in‐depth
description
causal
relationship
dynamics
greening,
providing
example
how
translate
into
radiometric
signals,
also
paving
way
for
large‐scale
using
remote
sensing.
Language: Английский
Geo-evolutionary feedbacks: integrating rapid evolution and landscape change
Trends in Ecology & Evolution,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
39(9), P. 863 - 876
Published: June 12, 2024
Language: Английский
Alpine plant communities and current topographic microrefugia vary with regional climates
Geomorphology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
458, P. 109241 - 109241
Published: May 10, 2024
Language: Английский
Alpine greening deciphered by forest stand and structure dynamics in advancing treelines
Arthur Bayle,
No information about this author
Baptiste Nicoud,
No information about this author
Jérôme Mansons
No information about this author
et al.
Research Square (Research Square),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: July 2, 2024
Abstract
Multidecadal
time
series
of
satellite
observations,
such
as
those
from
Landsat,
offer
the
possibility
to
study
trends
in
vegetation
greenness
at
unprecedented
spatial
and
temporal
scales.
Alpine
ecosystems
have
exhibited
large
increases
seen
space,
nevertheless,
ecological
processes
underlying
alpine
greening
rarely
been
investigated.
Here,
we
used
a
unique
dataset
forest
stand
structure
characteristics
derived
manually
orthorectified
high-resolution
diachronic
images
(1983
2018),
dendrochronology
LiDAR
analysis
decipher
southwestern
French
Alps,
formerly
identified
hotspot
scale
European
Alps
by
previous
studies.
We
found
that
most
this
area
can
be
attributed
dynamics,
including
ingrowth
treeline
upward
shift.
Furthermore,
showed
magnitude
was
highest
pixels/areas
where
trees
first
established
beginning
Landsat
mid-80s
corresponding
specific
successional
stage.
In
these
pixels,
observe
wave
establishment
grown
between
1984
2023,
while
simultaneously,
younger
gaps,
leading
both
vertical
horizontal
cover.
This
provides
an
in-depth
description
causal
relationship
dynamics
greening,
providing
example
how
translate
into
radiometric
signals,
also
paving
way
for
large-scale
using
remote
sensing.
Language: Английский
Sediment export from an Alpine proglacial area under a changing climate: Budgets, rates, and geomorphological processes
Geomorphology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
462, P. 109343 - 109343
Published: July 14, 2024
Proglacial
areas
in
the
European
Alps
and
other
high-elevation
mountains
are
currently
undergoing
rapid
change
due
to
global
warming.
Because
of
rising
temperatures,
glaciers
glacier
forefields
subjected
increased
melting
associated
sediment
export.
This
observation
is
increasingly
important
with
respect
geomorphological
ecological
dynamics,
emerging
natural
hazards
mitigation
efforts,
hydropower
plant
management.
It
therefore
crucial
analyze
factors
feedback
mechanisms
governing
production,
transport,
deposition
these
rapidly
changing
areas.
In
this
study,
we
investigated
dynamics
a
proglacial
area
located
Eastern
Italian
over
period
1969–2021
aims
of:
i)
identifying
production;
ii)
quantifying
volumes
rates
bedload
transport;
iii)
determining
relative
contribution
glacial
export
fluvial
erosion
total
budget.
We
found
that
apart
from
glaciers,
moraines
channels
have
been
most
sources,
albeit
substantial
differences
terms
connectivity
thus
supply
rates;
varied
by
one
order
magnitude
(between
tens
hundreds
mm
per
year),
were
generally
higher
along
channel
network;
for
relatively
shorter
time
interval
between
2005
2021,
input
budget
ranged
34
%
37
%,
whereas
45
59
was
derived
lateral
erosion.
Only
small
volume
generated
net
bed
incision.
These
results
imply
released
Sulden
progressively
transferred
downstream
sector
network,
range
931
1017
tons
yr−1
km−2.
values
typical
glaciated
basins
highlight
high
dynamicity
region
Alps.
general,
our
confirm
complexity
–
spatial
temporal
variability
Alpine
systems
need
systematically
study
on
wide
scale,
since
information
provided
single
locations
or
individual
sectors
cascade,
may
not
be
adequate
understanding
acting
entire
regions.
Language: Английский
Assessment and Mechanism Analysis of Forest Protection against Rockfall in a Large Rock Avalanche Area
Forests,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
14(10), P. 1982 - 1982
Published: Sept. 30, 2023
Trees
in
forests
can
obstruct
falling
rocks
and
serve
as
a
natural
barrier
to
reduce
the
velocity
of
rocks.
Recently,
there
has
been
growing
interest
utilizing
safeguard
against
potential
rockfall.
Nevertheless,
is
dearth
research
regarding
impact
rock
size
forest
structure
on
preservation
This
study
takes
Jiweishan
avalanche
that
occurred
China
June
2009
an
example
discuss
protection
mechanism
rockfall
disasters.
Three
sizes
rockfalls
from
were
simulated
analyzed
with
without
using
Rockyfor3D
software.
The
findings
indicate
mitigate
energy
Especially
debris
flow
area
avalanches,
protective
effect
trees
small-sized
most
obvious,
reducing
runout
distance
damage
range
flow.
Moreover,
structures
risk
was
explored.
It
found
broad-leaved
had
best
rocks,
followed
by
coniferous
mixed
forests,
worst
effect.
Furthermore,
increasing
planting
density
tree
diameter
at
breast
height
(DBH)
result
better
Thus,
rational
planning
species
areas
effectively
threat
risk.
ideas
this
provide
basis
for
evaluating
mitigation
hazards
reference
constructing
hazard
areas.
Language: Английский