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Name (Pinyin):zhenzhen

School/Department:林学院

Education Level:With Certificate of Graduation for Doctorate Study

Degree:Doctoral Degree in Agriculture

Status:Employed

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Forest Management

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2024年10月 东北林业大学2023~2024年度优秀本科生导师奖
2023年11月 获得2023年东北林业大学青年教师教学竞赛(农林组)二等奖
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2020年10月 东北林业大学2019~2020年度教学质量二等奖
2019年12月 东北林业大学林学院2019年度本科课程建设优秀奖
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2017年04月 东北林区主要树种(组)基础模型系统的研究,梁希林业科学技术奖,二等奖(第6完成人),国家林业局,中国林学会
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Unraveling Phenological Dynamics: Exploring Early Springs, Late Autumns, and Climate Drivers Across Different Vegetation Types in Northeast China

Date:2025-06-02 clicks:

Impact Factor:4.2

DOI number:10.3390/rs17111853

Journal:Remote Sensing

Key Words:land surface phenology (LSP); kNDVI; phenology; climate change; Northeast China

Abstract:Understanding plant phenology dynamics is essential for ecosystem health monitoring and climate change impact assessment. This study generated 4-day, 500 m land surface phenology (LSP) in Northeast China (NEC) from 2001 to 2021 using interpolated and Savitzky–Golay filtered kernel normalized difference vegetation index (kNDVI) derived from MODIS. Spatial patterns, trends, and climate responses of phenology were analyzed across ecoregions and vegetation. Marked spatial heterogeneity was noted: forests showed the earliest start of season (SOS, ~125th day) and longest growing season (LOS, ~130 days), while shrublands had the latest SOS (~150th day) and shortest LOS (~96 days). Grasslands exhibited strong east–west gradients in SOS and EOS. From 2001 to 2021, SOS of natural vegetations in NEC advanced by 0.23 d/a, EOS delayed by 0.12 d/a, and LOS extended by 0.38 d/a. Coniferous forests, especially evergreen needle-leaved forests, exhibited opposite trends due to cold-resistant traits and an earlier EOS to avoid leaf cell freezing. Temperature was the main driver of SOS, with spring and winter temperatures influencing 48.8% and 24.2% of the NEC region, respectively. Precipitation mainly affected EOS, especially in grasslands. Drought strongly influences SOS, while precipitation affects EOS. This study integrates high-resolution phenology utilizing the kNDVI with various seasonal climate drivers, offering novel insights into vegetation-specific and ecoregion-based phenological dynamics in the context of climate change.

Co-author:Xiaochun Wang,Yinghui Zhao,Haifeng Zou

First Author:Q1, Jiayu Liu

Indexed by:Journal paper

Correspondence Author:Zhen Zhen*

Volume:17

Issue:11

Page Number:1853

ISSN No.:2072-4292

Translation or Not:no

Date of Publication:2025-01-01

Included Journals:SCI

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