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Representativeness of different observation networks for LSP Validation

This study explores various observation networks including flux tower measurements, remote sensing, and ground phenological observations to establish their representativeness on a global scale for validating satellite-derived land surface phenology products.

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Representativeness of different observation networks for LSP Validation

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  1. Representativeness of different observation networks for LSP Validation Victor Rodriguez-Galiano1, Jadu Dash2 • Department of Physical Geography, Universidad de Sevilla, Sevilla, Spain 2. Global Environmental Change and Earth Observation Research Group, Geography and Environment, University of Southampton, Southampton, United Kingdom

  2. Objective To investigate an ensemble of observation networks composed of flux tower measurements, near surface remote sensing and ground phenological observations to find global representativeness for validation of satellite derived land surface phenology products.

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