Simulation and variation pattern of vegetation phenology in Northeast China based on remote sensing

Zhi Xing Guo*, Xiao Ning Zhang, Zong Ming Wang, Weihua Fang

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Abstract

By using 1982-2003 GIMMS-NDVI data and with the help of GIS spatial analysis, the NDVI time-series data of different vegetation types in Northeast China were extracted. In the meantime , the phenological phases of the vegetation types were simulated by Logistic function , with their variation trends in 1982-2003 analyzed. It was shown that the beginning dates of vegetation growth seasons in needle-leaf forest , broadleaf forest , grassland , meadow , and swamp were advanced , and the lengths of the growth seasons were prolonged , being more obvious in swamps , followed by in needle-leaf forests. On the contrary, the beginning dates of vegetation growth seasons in needle-leaf and broadleaf mixed forest , shrub , grassland , and farmland were delayed , and the lengths of the growth seasons were shortened , being more obvious in farmland , followed by in grassland. The ending dates of the growth seasons appeared inconsistent , being delayed in needle-leaf forest and swamp , slightly advanced in broadleaf forest , grassland , and meadow , and advanced in needle-leaf and broadleaf mixed forest , shrub , grassland , and farmland , especially in shrub.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)165-172
Number of pages8
JournalChinese Journal of Ecology
Volume29
Issue number1
Publication statusPublished - Jan 2010
Externally publishedYes

Keywords

  • Logistic function
  • NDVI
  • Northeast china
  • Phenology
  • Vegetation type

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