The Disparity in Normalized Difference Vegetarian Index Response to Climate Warming and Humidification in the Tibetan Plateau before and after 1998

• Published in: Remote sensing (Basel, Switzerland) Vol. 16; no. 12; p. 2121
• Main Authors: Wang, Hui, Li, Zhenghao, Chen, Lian, Li, Dongliang, Jiang, Yuanchun
• Format: Journal Article
• Language: English
• Published: Basel MDPI AG 01.06.2024
• Subjects: Air temperature; Arid zones; Carbon cycle; Climate change; climate warming and humidification; Correlation; Datasets; Degradation; Global warming; Grasslands; Growing season; High altitude; Humid climates; Humidification; Humidity; Moisture; Mountains; NDVI; Normalized difference vegetative index; Precipitation; Regression analysis; Remote sensing; Semi arid areas; Semiarid zones; surface vegetation; Sustainable development; Synergistic effect; Temperature; Tibetan Plateau; Trends; Variables; Vegetarianism; Vegetation; Tibetan Plateau; China

The Tibetan Plateau (TP) serves as a crucial ecological barrier in Asia, with vegetation playing a pivotal role in the terrestrial ecosystem by facilitating energy exchange between the land and atmosphere, regulating climate, and participating in the carbon cycle. In this study, we analyze the chara...