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20 years of change in tundra NDVI from coupled field and satellite observations

Huemmrich, K Fred ; Gamon, John ; Campbell, Petya ; Mora, Marianna ; Vargas Z, Sergio ; Almanza, Brenda ; Tweedie, Craig

Environmental research letters, 2023-09, Vol.18 (9), p.94022 [Revista revisada por pares]

Bristol: IOP Publishing

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    20 years of change in tundra NDVI from coupled field and satellite observations
  • Autor: Huemmrich, K Fred ; Gamon, John ; Campbell, Petya ; Mora, Marianna ; Vargas Z, Sergio ; Almanza, Brenda ; Tweedie, Craig
  • Materias: Browning ; change ; Greening ; Growing season ; Hydrology ; Leaf area ; Leaf area index ; NDVI ; Normalized difference vegetative index ; observations ; Polar environments ; Satellite observation ; satellites ; Tundra ; Vegetation
  • Es parte de: Environmental research letters, 2023-09, Vol.18 (9), p.94022
  • Notas: ERL-116095.R1
  • Descripción: Abstract In 2022 we resampled normalized difference vegetation index (NDVI) along a 100 m transect in tundra near Utqiagvik, AK that had been previously measured through the 2000–2002 growing seasons, providing an opportunity to examine a 20 year NDVI change at a 1 m resolution in a region that is experiencing increased warming and precipitation over this period. Multidecadal NDVI change was spatially variable across the transect with nearly half of the transect showing greening, about a third not showing conclusive change, and about 20% browning. In wet areas, greening (increased NDVI) was associated with increased green leaf area index, while in drier areas greening was related to changes in species cover. Browning was not related to change in species cover and appeared to be due to increased coverage of standing dead material in graminoid dominated canopies. These types of detailed observations provide insights into the interpretation of satellite based NDVI trends and emphasize the importance of microtopography and hydrology in mediating vegetation change in a warming Arctic.
  • Editor: Bristol: IOP Publishing
  • Idioma: Inglés

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