Patterns of bird species richness explained by annual variation in remotely sensed Dynamic Habitat Indices

Patterns of bird species richness explained by annual variation in remotely sensed Dynamic Habitat Indices

Bird species richness is highly dependent on the amount of energy available in an ecosystem, with more available energy supporting higher species richness. A good indicator for available energy is Gross Primary Productivity (GPP), which can be estimated from satellite data. Our question was how temp...

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Main Authors: Coops, N.C (Author), Dubinin, M. (Author), Farwell, L.S (Author), Hobi, M.L (Author), Kolesov, D. (Author), Pidgeon, A.M (Author), Radeloff, V.C (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier B.V. 2021
Subjects:
Annual dynamics
annual variation
biodiversity
Biodiversity
Biodiversity pattern
Biodiversity patterns
bird
Birds
Breeding bird survey
Breeding Bird Survey (BBS)
Conservation
Dynamic habitat index
Dynamic habitat indices
Ecosystems
Forestry
grassland
Gross Domestic Product
Gross primary productivity
guild
Image resolution
Indicator indicator
Lag effects
Lag-effect
MODIS
Radiometers
remote sensing
Resolution
satellite data
seasonality
species richness
Species richness
Species-energy theory
Surveys
temporal variation
United States
USA
woodland
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