Aligning citizen science and remote sensing phenology observations to characterize climate change impact on vegetation
Autor/a
Domingo-Marimon, Cristina
Masó, Joan
Prat, Ester
Zabala, Alaitz
Serral, Ivette
Batalla, Meritxell
Ninyerola, Miquel
Fecha de publicación
2022-08-08ISSN
1748-9326
Resumen
Phenology observations are essential indicators to characterize the local effects of climate change. Citizen participation in the collection of phenological observations is a potential approach to provide data at both high temporal scale and fine grain resolution. Traditional observation practices of citizen science (CS), although precise at the species scale, are limited to few observations often closely located to an observer's residence. These limitations hinder coverage of the great variability of vegetation phenology across biomes and improvement of the knowledge of vegetation changes due to climate change impacts. This study presents a new approach to overcome these limitations by improving CS guidance and feedback as well as expanding phenology report sites and observations across different habitats and periods to contribute to monitoring climate change. This approach includes: (a) a new methodology focused on harmonizing remote sensing phenology products with traditional CS phenology observations to direct volunteers to active phenology regions and, (b) a new protocol for citizen scientists providing tools to guide them to specific regions to identify, collect and share species phenological observations and their phenophases. This approach was successfully tested, implemented and evaluated in Catalonia with more than 5000 new phenologically interesting regions identified and more than 200 observations collected and Sentinel-2 derived phenometrics were demonstrated as of good quality.
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Materias (CDU)
631 - Agricultura. Agronomía. Maquinaria agrícola. Suelos. Edafología agrícola
Páginas
10
Publicado por
IOPSCIENCE
Publicado en
Environmental Research Letters
Citación
Domingo-Marimon, Cristina, Joan Masó, Ester Prat, Alaitz Zabala, Ivette Serral, Meritxell Batalla, Miquel Ninyerola, and Jordi Cristóbal. 2022. "Aligning Citizen Science And Remote Sensing Phenology Observations To Characterize Climate Change Impact On Vegetation". Environmental Research Letters 17 (8): 085007. doi:10.1088/1748-9326/ac8499.
Número del acuerdo de la subvención
EC/H2020/689744/EU/Environmental knowledge discovery of human sensed data/Ground Truth 2.0
EC/H2020/776740/EU/An Ecosystem of Citizen Observatories for Environmental Monitoring/WeObserve
EC/H2020/863463/EU/Co-designed Citizen Observatories Services for the EOS-Cloud/COS4CLOUD
MC/FECYT/FCT-20-16181/ES/El gemelo digital de fenología/FENOTWIN
Program
Ús Eficient de l'Aigua en Agricultura
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