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Five years of land surface phenology in a large-scale flooding and draining manipulation in a coastal Arctic ecosystem
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2017
bioRxiv
pre-print
This study was motivated by the knowledge gap for observing the complex interplay between surface hydrology and plant phenology in arctic landscapes and was conducted as part of a large scale, multi investigator flooding and draining experiment near Barrow, Alaska during 2005-2009. Hyperspectral reflectance data were collected in the visible to near IR region of the spectrum using a robotic tram system that operated along a 300m transects during the snow free growing period between June and
doi:10.1101/146662
fatcat:rpjqcdpahzhhfkdr3frhdcjnqq