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Using phase-spaces to characterize land surface phenology in a seasonally snow-covered landscape
Remote Sensing of Environment, 2015Abstract In seasonally snow-covered environments, snow significantly impacts upon vegetative phenology. As such, there is a need to derive land surface phenological descriptors that are free of the influence of snow-cover. The presence of on-ground snow-cover influences the phenological descriptors produced using some remotely sensed vegetation ...
Jeffery A. Thompson +2 more
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2020
<p>Mountain areas have raised a lot of attention in the past years, as they are considered sentinel of climate changes. Quantification of snow cover changes and related phenology in global mountain areas can have multiple implications on water resources, ecosystem services, tourism, and energy production [1].
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<p>Mountain areas have raised a lot of attention in the past years, as they are considered sentinel of climate changes. Quantification of snow cover changes and related phenology in global mountain areas can have multiple implications on water resources, ecosystem services, tourism, and energy production [1].
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Science of The Total Environment
Snow cover phenology (SCP) strongly affects forest spring phenology (the start of growing season, SOS), but the underlying mechanism of the relationship varies. In this study, we aimed to analyze the relationship between forest SOS and SCP, and investigate the mechanisms about how changes of SCP affect forest SOS.
Shuai, Chang +4 more
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Snow cover phenology (SCP) strongly affects forest spring phenology (the start of growing season, SOS), but the underlying mechanism of the relationship varies. In this study, we aimed to analyze the relationship between forest SOS and SCP, and investigate the mechanisms about how changes of SCP affect forest SOS.
Shuai, Chang +4 more
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A dataset of snow cover phenology in China based on AVHRR from 1980 to 2020
China Scientific Data, 2022Xiaohua HAO +4 more
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2009
Climate change scenarios suggest, among others, an increase of solid winter precipitation in high latitude sites, leading to enhanced and more stable temperatures under a resulting deeper snowpack and later melt out dates of affected areas. Snow accumulations behind snow fences have been used to simulate an increase of snow cover in high arctic ...
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Climate change scenarios suggest, among others, an increase of solid winter precipitation in high latitude sites, leading to enhanced and more stable temperatures under a resulting deeper snowpack and later melt out dates of affected areas. Snow accumulations behind snow fences have been used to simulate an increase of snow cover in high arctic ...
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A dataset of snow cover phenology in China based on MODIS during 2000–2020
China Scientific Data, 2022Qin ZHAO +4 more
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Altitude-dependent influence of snow cover and accumulation on start of alpine phenology
2017Xie, Jing +2 more
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Altitude-dependent correlation of snow cover duration with alpine spring phenology
2016Xie, Jing +4 more
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SNOW COVER INFLUENCE ON PHENOLOGY AND PRIMARY GROWTH OF Juniperus communis L
2019Candeago, Elisabetta +2 more
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