ABSTRACT: Feedbacks of vegetation on summertime climate variability over the North American Grasslands are analyzed using the statistical technique of Granger causality. Results indicate that normalized difference vegetation index (NDVI) anomalies early in the growing season have a statistically measurable effect on precipitation and surface temperature later in summer. In particular, higher means and/or decreasing trends of NDVI anomalies tend t
Year-to-year vegetation changes have been observed many times in temperate grasslands. Ordinarily, v...
Previous studies support a positive soil moisture–precipitation feedback over a major fraction of No...
To evaluate human impacts on forests and other carbon-storing ecosystems, temporal patterns of veget...
Feedbacks of vegetation on summertime climate variability over the North American Grasslands are ana...
ABSTRACT: A coupled linear model is derived to describe interactions between anomalous precipitation...
Abstract. Systematic biases in U.S. summer integrations with the Center for Ocean-Land-Atmosphere St...
Satellite observations of surface reflected solar radiation contain information about variability in...
Mountainous regions experience complex phenological behavior along climatic, vegetational and topogr...
Grasslands hold varied grazing capacity, provide multiple habitats for diverse wildlife, and are a k...
The Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI), derived from the Advanced Very High Resolution Ra...
Vegetation and climate interact at different spatio-temporal scales. As a consequence, analyses of i...
Although climate models forecast warmer temperatures with a high degree of certainty, precipitation ...
Comprehensive understanding of the interactions between climate and vegetation is a key issue in env...
Climate influences geographic differences of vegetation phenology through both contemporary and hist...
This study analyzes the temporal change of Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI) for tempera...
Year-to-year vegetation changes have been observed many times in temperate grasslands. Ordinarily, v...
Previous studies support a positive soil moisture–precipitation feedback over a major fraction of No...
To evaluate human impacts on forests and other carbon-storing ecosystems, temporal patterns of veget...
Feedbacks of vegetation on summertime climate variability over the North American Grasslands are ana...
ABSTRACT: A coupled linear model is derived to describe interactions between anomalous precipitation...
Abstract. Systematic biases in U.S. summer integrations with the Center for Ocean-Land-Atmosphere St...
Satellite observations of surface reflected solar radiation contain information about variability in...
Mountainous regions experience complex phenological behavior along climatic, vegetational and topogr...
Grasslands hold varied grazing capacity, provide multiple habitats for diverse wildlife, and are a k...
The Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI), derived from the Advanced Very High Resolution Ra...
Vegetation and climate interact at different spatio-temporal scales. As a consequence, analyses of i...
Although climate models forecast warmer temperatures with a high degree of certainty, precipitation ...
Comprehensive understanding of the interactions between climate and vegetation is a key issue in env...
Climate influences geographic differences of vegetation phenology through both contemporary and hist...
This study analyzes the temporal change of Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI) for tempera...
Year-to-year vegetation changes have been observed many times in temperate grasslands. Ordinarily, v...
Previous studies support a positive soil moisture–precipitation feedback over a major fraction of No...
To evaluate human impacts on forests and other carbon-storing ecosystems, temporal patterns of veget...