Vegetation Dynamics Revealed by Remote Sensing and Its Feedback to Regional and Global Climate

Vegetation Dynamics Revealed by Remote Sensing and Its Feedback to Regional and Global Climate

This book focuses on some significant progress in vegetation dynamics and their response to climate change revealed by remote sensing data. The development of satellite remote sensing and its derived products offer fantastic opportunities to investigate vegetation changes and their feedback to regio...

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Other Authors: Wang, Xuejia (Editor), Ou, Tinghai (Editor), Zhang, Wenxin (Editor), Ran, Youhua (Editor)
Format: Electronic Book Chapter
Language:English
Published: Basel MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2022
Subjects:
Research & information: general
Earth sciences, geography, environment, planning
Loess Plateau
China
normalized difference vegetation index (NDVI)
spatial-temporal evolution
geographical detector model
driving forces
vegetation phenology
phenology trend
NDVI composites
time interpolation
net primary productivity (NPP)
global warming
digital elevation model (DEM)
uncertainty
forest disturbance
forest recovery
footprint information
LandTrendr spectral-temporal segmentation algorithm
upper Indus Valley
land surface albedo
MODIS
Qilian Mountains
spatiotemporal variation
snow cover
NDVI
carry-over effects
gross primary productivity
phenology
GOSIF
NIRv
FluxSat
vegetation dynamics
multiple time scales
extreme climate
correlation
Guangxi
heatwave
alpine vegetation
Tibetan Plateau
remote sensing
extreme climate events
influencing factors
spatial stratified heterogeneity
geographical detector method
dynamic vegetation
regional climate change
remote sensing products
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Summary:This book focuses on some significant progress in vegetation dynamics and their response to climate change revealed by remote sensing data. The development of satellite remote sensing and its derived products offer fantastic opportunities to investigate vegetation changes and their feedback to regional and global climate systems. Special attention is given in the book to vegetation changes and their drivers, the effects of extreme climate events on vegetation, land surface albedo associated with vegetation changes, plant fingerprints, and vegetation dynamics in climate modeling.
Physical Description:1 electronic resource (228 p.)
ISBN:books978-3-0365-5496-9
9783036554969
9783036554952
Access:Open Access

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