New LCSC paper in RSE!
The third and final chapter from Minkyu’s dissertation is now published in Remote Sensing of Environment: Using time series of MODIS land surface phenology to model temperature and photoperiod controls on spring greenup in North American deciduous forests – congrats Minkyu! The paper uses MODIS data to develop a Bayesian model that simulates the timing of spring greenup, and then uses this model to quantify the relative importance of photoperiod versus temperature controls on the timing of spring phenology in deciduous forests of North America – it has some really exciting and innovative new results. For details, please see the LCSC publications page.
