Dryland ecosystems are highly sensitive to variations in water availability, and reservoirs, as major anthropogenic interventions in surface-water systems, may exert complex effects on vegetation dynamics. This study investigates the impacts of reservoirs on vegetation greenness (NDVI) and fractional vegetation cover (...
Yuan-Xin Dai, Jing-Jie Yu· Journal of Environmental Man...· 0 citations
Soil-Vegetation-Atmosphere Transfer (SVAT) models are essential tools for simulating and underploting the dynamic interactions governing water balance components within forest ecosystems. These models are widely employed to predict hydrological responses to environmental change, including the impacts of shifting meteor...
T. Fichtner, Yuly Juliana Aguilar Avila, Katja Ehrenberg et al.· Hydrology and Earth System S...· 0 citations
The three-dimensional configuration of tree crowns controls resource distribution within canopies, thus driving forest ecosystem functioning, but landscape fragmentation and canopy structure degradation is causing forest biomass loss. Yet, how canopy structural diversity mediates the impact of anthropogenic disturban...
Chuan-Qiu Shi, Si-Yuan Ren, Yan Zhu· Journal of Plant Ecology· 0 citations
Drought propagation from soil moisture to vegetation is a complex process influenced by ecosystem characteristics and climate. The combined effects of ecosystem characteristics and a non-stationary climate on this process remain poorly understood. In this study, the dynamics of drought propagation across Iran from...
Najmeh Mohammadi Khouzani, Hossein Yousefi, Ali Moridi et al.· Scientific Reports· 0 citations
Water yield (WY) is a key indicator of water availability and the mechanisms regulating WY have become increasingly complex with ongoing global changes in climate and vegetation. Existing studies remain confined to the relative contribution and interacting pathways of multiple drivers, providing limited insights into h...
Si-Yu Liu, Tao Lin, Zi-Xu Jia et al.· Water Resources Research· 0 citations
Wildfires are a major factor influencing vegetation dynamics and biogeochemical cycles. Soil moisture (SM) and vegetation optical depth (VOD) control fuel availability and flammability, but their interactions and feedbacks with wildfire dynamics on large spatial scales remain insufficiently understood. To investigate s...
Isabel Augscheller, Martin J. Baur, A. Fluhrer et al.· Remote Sensing· 0 citations
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