Remote Sensing,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
14(12), P. 2909 - 2909
Published: June 17, 2022
Vegetation
phenology
is
an
important
indicator
of
vegetation
dynamics.
The
boreal
forest
ecosystem
the
main
part
terrestrial
in
Northern
Hemisphere
and
plays
role
global
carbon
balance.
In
this
study,
dynamic
threshold
method
combined
with
ground-based
observation
data
was
applied
to
extract
phenological
parameters
from
MODIS
NDVI
time-series.
Then,
spatiotemporal
variation
discussed
relationship
between
change
climatic
factors
concluded
northeast
China
2011
2020.
results
indicated
that
distribution
optimal
extraction
has
spatial
heterogeneity,
changing
rate
3%
2%
1°
increase
latitude
for
SOS
(the
start
growing
season)
EOS
end
season).
This
research
also
notes
had
advanced
trend
at
a
0.29
d/a
while
delayed
by
0.47
d/a.
varied
different
types.
We
found
preseason
temperature
played
major
effecting
phenology.
winter
previous
year
significant
effect
on
current
year.
Temperature
autumn
EOS.
Scientific Reports,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(1)
Published: April 16, 2024
Abstract
Previous
studies
have
primarily
focused
on
the
influence
of
temperature
and
precipitation
phenology.
It
is
unclear
if
easily
ignored
climate
factors
with
drivers
vegetation
growth
can
effect
In
this
research,
we
conducted
an
analysis
start
(SOS)
end
(EOS)
growing
seasons
in
northern
region
China
above
30°N
from
1982
to
2014,
focusing
two-season
We
examined
response
phenology
different
types
preseason
climatic
factors,
including
relative
humidity
(RH),
shortwave
radiation
(SR),
maximum
(Tmax),
minimum
(Tmin).
Our
findings
reveal
that
optimal
influencing
length
fell
within
range
0–60
days
most
areas.
Specifically,
SOS
exhibited
a
significant
negative
correlation
Tmax
Tmin
44.15%
42.25%
areas,
respectively,
while
EOS
displayed
SR
49.03%
Additionally,
identified
RH
emerged
as
dominant
factor
savanna
(SA),
whereas
strongly
controlled
deciduous
needleleaf
forest
(DNF)
broadleaf
(DBF).
Meanwhile,
DNF
was
influenced
by
Tmax.
conclusion,
study
provides
valuable
insights
into
how
various
adapt
change,
offering
scientific
basis
for
implementing
effective
adaptation
measures.
Vegetation
phenology
has
long
been
adapted
to
environmental
change
and
is
highly
sensitive
climate
change.
Shifts
in
also
affect
feedbacks
of
vegetation
factors
such
as
topography
by
influencing
spatiotemporal
fluctuations
productivity,
carbon
fixation,
the
water
cycle.
However,
there
are
limited
studies
which
explores
combined
effects
terrain
on
phenology.
Bamboo
forests
exhibit
outstanding
phenological
phenomena
play
an
important
role
maintaining
global
balance
Therefore,
interaction
mechanisms
bamboo
forest
were
analyzed
Zhejiang
Province,
China
during
2001–2017.
The
partial
least
squares
path
model
was
applied
clarify
interplay
between
impacts
under
land
cover/use
results
revealed
that
average
start
date
growing
season
(SOS)
significantly
advanced
0.81
days
annually,
end
(EOS)
delayed
0.27
length
(LOS)
increased
1.08
annually.
There
obvious
spatial
differences
correlation
coefficients
metrics.
Although
SOS,
EOS
LOS
affected
different
climatic
factors,
precipitation
dominant
factor.
Due
sensitivity
SOS
precipitation,
a
100
mm
increase
regional
annual
would
cause
advance
0.18
be
0.12
days.
Regarding
affecting
conditions,
clear
influences
altitudes,
slopes
aspect
gradients
This
study
further
showed
topographic
mainly
interannual
variations
metrics
precipitation.
clarified
pattern
interactive
vegetative
this
information
crucial
assessing
impact
sequestration
potential
forests.
Land Degradation and Development,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 2, 2025
ABSTRACT
Vegetation
phenology
is
a
response
to
finely
tuned
interplay
between
different
climatic
constraints
and
thus
critical
indicator
of
vegetation
–climate
interaction.
The
rapidly
changing
climate
on
the
Tibetan
Plateau
(TP)
alters
start
growing
season
(SOS),
but
little
known
regarding
following
timing
dynamics
peak
(POS)
phenology.
In
present
study,
we
used
2000–2018
Moderate
Resolution
Imaging
Spectroradiometer
(MODIS)
derived
normalized
difference
index
(NDVI)
for
land
surface
(LSP)
tracking
analyzed
SOS
POS
over
time
against
changes
in
alpine
grassland
TP.
We
found
non‐significant
advancing
trends
from
2000
2018,
while
spatial
heterogeneity
existed
with
delayed
trend
steppe
area
western
This
widespread
yet
weak
delaying
areas
was
mainly
due
decline
autumn
precipitation
previous
year
despite
increase
spring
temperature,
given
negative
correlations
precipitation.
addition,
were
most
important
factors
leading
variations
POS,
respectively.
These
findings
suggest
that
high
water
availability
accumulated
may
hasten
could
lead
an
earlier
grasslands.
Water
phenological
carryover
effect
regulate
interannual
spring–summer
Plateau.
However,
LSP
likely
amplify
further
consideration
variability
types.
PLoS ONE,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
16(2), P. e0245467 - e0245467
Published: Feb. 24, 2021
Climate
change
will
be
a
powerful
stressor
on
ecosystems
and
biodiversity
in
the
second
half
of
21
st
century.
In
this
study,
we
used
satellite-derived
Normalized
Difference
Vegetation
Index
(NDVI)
to
examine
34-year
trend
along
with
response
vegetation
climate
indicators
surrounding
world’s
largest
megacity:
Pearl
River
Delta
(PRD)
China.
An
overall
increasing
is
observed
productivity
metrics
over
study
period
1982
2015.
Increase
winter
both
natural
croplands
more
related
temperatures
(r
=
0.5–0.78),
than
changes
rainfall.
For
growing
season
productivity,
negative
correlations
temperature
were
cropland
regions,
some
forests
northern
part
PRD
region,
suggesting
high-temperature
stress
crop
production
forest
vegetation.
However,
increased
spring
provide
higher
opportunities
for
cropping
winter.
During
decade
1995–2004,
showed
reversal
upward
trend.
The
geographical
biological
complexity
region
under
significant
climatic
development
impacts
suggests
causative
factors
would
synergistic.
These
include
our
decrease
sunshine
hours,
cloud
cover
associated
atmospheric
aerosols
from
industrial
urban
development,
direct
pollution
effects
plant
growth,
exceedance
high
growth
thresholds.
Remote Sensing,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
11(17), P. 2005 - 2005
Published: Aug. 25, 2019
Quantifying
spatially
explicit
or
pixel-level
aboveground
forest
biomass
(AFB)
across
large
regions
is
critical
for
measuring
carbon
sequestration
capacity,
assessing
balance,
and
revealing
changes
in
the
structure
function
of
ecosystems.
When
AFB
measured
at
species
level
using
widely
available
remote
sensing
data,
regional
composition
can
readily
be
monitored.
In
this
study,
wall-to-wall
maps
species-level
were
generated
forests
Northeast
China
by
integrating
inventory
data
with
Moderate
Resolution
Imaging
Spectroradiometer
(MODIS)
images
environmental
variables
through
applying
optimal
k-nearest
neighbor
(kNN)
imputation
model.
By
comparing
prediction
accuracy
630
kNN
models,
we
found
that
models
random
(RF)
as
distance
metric
showed
highest
accuracy.
Compared
to
use
single-month
MODIS
September,
there
was
no
appreciable
improvement
estimation
multi-month
data.
k
>
7,
RF-based
single
predictors
September
essentially
negligible.
Therefore,
model
RF
metric,
(September)
=
7
impute
entire
China.
Our
results
average
all
over
101.98
Mg/ha
around
2000.
Among
17
widespread
species,
larch
most
dominant,
largest
(20.88
Mg/ha),
followed
white
birch
(13.84
Mg/ha).
Amur
corktree
willow
had
low
(0.91
0.96
Mg/ha,
respectively).
Environmental
(e.g.,
climate
topography)
strong
relationships
AFB.
complete
spatial
coverage
model,
successfully
mapped
distribution
tree
We
also
evaluated
different
scales.
The
significantly
improved
from
stand
up
ecotype
level,
indicating
study
are
more
suitable
apply
ecosystem
LINKAGES)
which
require
attributes
scale.