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  • Integrating geographical data and phenological characteristics derived from MODIS data for improving land cover mapping
  • Cartographie thématique ; Chine ; Chine du Nord-Est ; Couverture végétale ; Etude comparée ; Image satellite ; LANDSAT ; MODIS ; Phénologie ; Propriétés du sol ; Utilisation du sol
  • China ; Comparative study ; LANDSAT ; Land use ; North-Eastern China ; Phenology ; Plant cover ; Satellite imagery ; Soil properties ; Thematic mapping
  • The study developed a feasible method for large-area land cover mapping with combination of geographical data and phenological characteristics, taking Northeast China (NEC) as the study area. First, with the monthly average of precipitation
  • with phenological variables derived from the moderate resolution imaging spectroradiometer (MODIS) data (enhanced vegetation index (EVI) and land surface water index (LSWI)), which were taken as input variables of land cover classification. Decision Tree (DT
  • Monitoring the phenology of Tunizian grazing lands in Special issue : Applications of AVHRR data.
  • Forest phenological patterns of Northeast China inferred from MODIS data
  • China ; Forest ; North-Eastern China ; Phenology ; Remote sensing ; Spatial distribution ; Typology ; Vegetation index
  • This paper describes the application of Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) time series data for forest phenological patterns. The forest phenological phase of Northeast China (NE China) and its spatial characteristics were
  • inferred using 1-km 10-day MODIS normalized difference vegetation index (NDVI) datasets of 2002. The threshold-based method was used to estimate 3 key forest phenological variables, which are the start of growing season (SOS), the end of growing season (EOS
  • ) and growing season length (GSL). Then the spatial patterns of forest phenological variables of NE China were mapped and analyzed. Results indicate that forest phenological phase from MODIS data is comparable with the observed data.
  • Flowering plant phenology and weather in Alberta, Canada
  • Alberta ; Canada ; Climatic index ; Climatic variation ; Climatology ; Phenology ; Vegetation
  • Annual variation ; France ; Palynology ; Phenology ; Pollen ; Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur ; Vegetation
  • Le dénombrement des grains de pollen recueillis par un capteur volumétrique est complété par une étude phénologique, qui permet de distinguer les périodes d'apport « transhumant » des périodes de dissémination essentiellement locale. - (JPB)
  • Phenology and pollination ecology of the desert plant Moricandia nitens (Brassicaceae) in the Negev, Israel
  • Arid area ; Atmospheric moisture ; Biogeography ; Desert ; Israel ; Negev ; Phenology ; Phytogeography ; Pollen ; Statistics ; Temperature
  • The phenology and pollination biology of the desert plant Moricandia nitens with long-tubed flowers was studied in Advat, Central Negev. Reproduction of M. nitens, being a self-incompatible and obligate outcrosser, is dependent on insects which
  • The phenological pattern of vegetation in Namaqualand, South Africa and its climatic correlates using NOAA-AVHRR NDVI data
  • AVHRR ; NOAA ; Phenology ; Remote sensing ; South Africa ; Vegetation ; Vegetation index
  • growth and phenology patterns within different vegetation types in Namaqualand. - (AJC)
  • A phenological description of Iberian vegetation using short wave vegetation index imagery in Special issue : Applications of AVHRR data.
  • Monitoring climatic change through the use of phenology : phenological and meteorological trends in south-western Germany.
  • Arboriculture ; Baden-Württemberg ; Climate ; Climate oscillation ; Climatic warming ; Germany ; Phenology ; Twentieth Century ; Vegetation
  • Climatic variability ; Climatology ; Environment ; Federal Republic of Germany ; Germany ; Methodology ; Phenology ; Vegetation ; Vegetation dynamics
  • L'A. présente une méthode d'étude spatiale et temporelle des conséquences des variations régionales de l'environnement et du climat sur la dynamique saisonnière et annuelle de la végétation à l'aide des données phénologiques. - (D. Rouvière).
  • Bioclimatology ; Climate ; Ecology ; Interannual variability ; Phenology ; Switzerland ; Vegetation
  • radiatives jouent un rôle au moins aussi important en été. La baisse des températures devient prépondérante en automne, en association avec le rythme et l'intensité des sécheresses qui ont marqué la période de végétation. Etude des années 1951 à 1989.―(JPB)
  • Adaptation ; Arid area ; Bioclimatology ; Heat ; Phenology ; Quantitative ecology ; Temperature ; Uzbekistan ; Vegetation
  • En 1989-1990, dans la zone de piedmont de l'Ouzbékistan étude de la résistance à la chaleur du système respiratoire de 5 espèces (2 graminées, 3 légumineuses). Dans les années sèches la valeur de la température critique de la respiration reste
  • Monitoring global change with phenology : the case of the spring green wave
  • Climatic index ; Climatic warming ; Global change ; North America ; Phenology ; Remote sensing ; Vegetation
  • Synoptic events and spring phenology
  • A 20-year record from an eastern North American phenological network is used to demonstrate a regional scale approach to plant-climate interaction studies. Models incorporating first leaf emergence and surface weather data are described and tested
  • Plant phenological data and tree-rings as palaeoclimate indicators in south-west Finland since AD 1750
  • Climate ; Climate reconstruction ; Dendrology ; Finland ; Historical climate ; Palaeoclimatology ; Phenology ; Precipitation ; Temperature
  • Biogeography ; Climate ; Climatic data ; Energy balance ; Oklahoma ; Phenology ; Spring ; United States of America ; Vegetation cycle
  • The AA. explore a new-phenology-based strategy for evaluating the spring surface energy-balance shift. Their technique can reflect native-species responses and atmospheric surface layer change at a variety of sites, using synoptic-scale first leaf
  • and first bloom phenology models. The AA. test the approach at 3 locations with diverse climates, and within a group of stations in the state of Oklahoma, which has moderate climate variations across an east-to-west gradient. The resuls show that the onset
  • of spring in midlatitudes is a modally abrupt (rather than gradual) seasonal transition in terms of energy balance and carbon-flux change that can be linked directly to vegetation phenology.
  • Attempts to reconstruction of climate in historical age using the record of plant-phenology
  • Three phenological categories of trees are distinguished : deciduous evergreen, and flexible. The latter trees tend to become deciduous under highly seasonal climates, and evergreen under slightly seasonal or aseasonal climates. The more flexible
  • the phenological pattern of a species in its country of origin, the easier for it to adapt to new climatic conditions.
  • Sur la méthode d'étude des géocomplexes de paysage inférieurs de la réserve naturelle de Visim à partir des données phénologiques
  • Ecosystem ; European part of Russia ; Geocomplex ; Geosystem ; Phenology ; Ural Mountains ; Vegetation
  • écoanomalies phénologiques moyennes, écarts de la date moyenne du passage par la situation phénologique déterminée de l'unité de calcul de chaque espèce de plante dans des secteurs concrets par rapport à la date moyenne de tous les faciès étudiés.
  • Bioclimatology ; China ; Climatic change ; Climatic hazard ; Climatic trend ; Frost ; North-Eastern China ; Northern China ; Phenology ; Spring (season) ; Temperate zone
  • Based on phenological data derived from the Chinese Phenological Observation Network (CPON), corresponding meteorological data from 12 study sites and phenological modeling, changes in flowering times of multiple woody plants and the frequency
  • the same period, the number of frost days in spring decreased and the last frost days advanced across the study area. Considering both flowering phenology and occurrence of frost, the frost risk index, which measures the percentage of species exposed