Building a global phenology model
- Caldararu Silvia, University of Edinburgh; Matthew Smith, Microsoft
Seasonal and year-to-year variations in leaf cover, also known as phenology, imprint significant spatial and temporal variability on biogeochemical cycles, and affect land-surface properties related to climate, but are as yet poorly understood. I will present a simple global model of phenology, based on the hypothesis that trees adjust their leaf gain and loss to achieve an optimal leaf area index (LAI). I will show how this strategy applies for tropical moist and dry forests and temperate deciduous regions.
登壇者詳細
I am currently a fourth year PhD student in the School of Geosciences at the University of Edinburgh, looking at global scale vegetation models.
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Caldararu Silvia
PhD Student
University of Edinburgh
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Matthew Smith
Scientist
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