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7 October 2011 GPP estimation over Heihe River Basin, China
Xufeng Wang, Mingguo Ma, Xin Li, Xujun Han, Youhua Ran, Guanghui Huang, Yi Song, Junlei Tan
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Abstract
Gross Primary Production (GPP) is the sum of carbon absorbed by plant canopy. It is a key measurement of carbon mass flux in carbon cycle studies. Remote sensing based light use efficiency model is a widely used method to estimate regional GPP. In this study, MODIS-PSN was used to estimate GPP in Heihe River Basin. In order to better the model accuracy, maximum light use efficiency (ε0) in MODIS-PSN is estimated using local observed carbon flux data and meteorological data. After adjustment of parameter ε0, MODIS-PSN can correctly estimate GPP for major vegetation type in the Heihe River Basin. Then, yearly GPP over Heihe River Basin was estimated. The results indicated that about 1.4*1013g carbon enter terrestrial ecosystem through vegetation photosynthesis in the Heihe River Basin one year. In contrast, there is just 5.73*1013g carbon enter terrestrial ecosystem according to the standard MODIS GPP product, which is greatly underestimated GPP in the Heihe River Bain.
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Xufeng Wang, Mingguo Ma, Xin Li, Xujun Han, Youhua Ran, Guanghui Huang, Yi Song, and Junlei Tan "GPP estimation over Heihe River Basin, China", Proc. SPIE 8174, Remote Sensing for Agriculture, Ecosystems, and Hydrology XIII, 817422 (7 October 2011); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.897507
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KEYWORDS
MODIS

Carbon

Data modeling

Vegetation

Autoregressive models

Ecosystems

Environmental sensing

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