Does chilling explain the divergent response of spring phenology to urban heat islands?
This NASA-funded project aims to test the hypothesize that the divergent spring phenology trends in urban areas can be explained by the interaction between UHI-induced seasonal temperature changes and variable plant chilling requirements—the need of plants to be exposed to sufficiently low temperatures to release dormancy in spring.
Aug 18, 2021
Long-term, medium spatial resolution annual land surface phenology with a Bayesian hierarchical model
A novel model to produce long-term gap-free land surface phenology data at 30 m spatial reolution with pixel-wise uncertainty.
Aug 1, 2021