A Comparison of Land Surface Phenology in the Northern Hemisphere Derived from Satellite Remote Sensing and the Community Land Model

A Comparison of Land Surface Phenology in the Northern Hemisphere Derived from Satellite Remote Sensing and the Community Land Model

Large-scale changes in the state of the land surface affect the circulation of the atmosphere and the structure and function of ecosystems alike. As global temperatures increase and regional climates change, the timing of key plant phenophase changes are likely to shift as well. Here we evaluate a s...

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Main Authors: Ault, T. (Author), Carrillo, C.M (Author), Friedl, M.A (Author), Lawrence, D.M (Author), Lawrence, P. (Author), Li, X. (Author), Melaas, E. (Author), Richardson, A.D (Author), Seyednasrollah, B. (Author), Young, A.M (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: American Meteorological Society 2022
Subjects:
Biosphere-atmosphere interaction
carbon cycle
Carbon cycle
Climate variability
climate variation
global warming
land surface
Land surface model
land-atmosphere interaction
Northern Hemisphere
phenology
remote sensing
Remote sensing
Spring season
vegetation
Vegetation
Vegetation-atmosphere interactions
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