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Delineating Native Pasture Phenoregion Based on Land Surface Phenology in the Fitzroy Basin, Queensland

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Phenology is the study of biological cyclic of vegetation and can explain the role of climatic variables and global change who can drive on ecosystem changes (Moore et al. , 2016; Zhao et al. , 2015). Timing of vegetation phenology events, such as timing of onset and length of growth, are highly sensitive to climate fluctuation into species level (Ren et al. , 2018). Land Surface Phenology (LSP) is an innovative technique for characterization of vegetation phase shift determine from remote sensing imagery (Broich, et al. 2015). Land surface phenology have been widely used for monitoring dynamics of climate change (Ren et al. , 2018), wetland ecosystem (Ghosh & Mishra, 2017), snow cover (Qiao & Wang, 2019) and cropping activities (Pringle et al. , 2012). The capabilities of remotely sensed data to capturing characteristic of vegetation phenology encourage recent study for utilize the LSP for delineating land-use land-cover (Leinenkugel et al. , 2013), Xue Zhaohui 2014, and type of crop vegetation (Konduri et al 2020). These possibilities are highly potential to implement in the delineation of phenoregion. Generalization and regionalization of spatial data can reduce complexity of information and provide meaningfully information of spatial arrangement (Gu, et al. 2010). For instance, the utilization of ecoregion information has an important element for policy decision-making, especially on natural resource management and conservation aspect (Thompson. 2005). Ecoregion maps produced by calculate self-similarity of several parameters such as, elevation, rainfall and soil characteristic (hangrove, 2005). An extended version of ecoregion is called phenoregion, which is proposed first time by White (2005). Phenoregions identified by the homogenous areas with characterization of a number of climatological data combined with vegetation characteristic such as greenness index (White et al, 2005). Phenoregion information can facilitate the improvement of natural resource monitoring especially in vegetation phenology (Zhang, 2017) as impact of climate change (Dannenberg, 2020). In recent studies, delineation of phenoregions have more focuses on the input of phenological-forcing (climate variables, topography, soil, ect) for classifying the homogenous areas (White, et al 2005, Zhang, et al. 2012). Another study accommodates vegetation characteristic by using combination of three different vegetation indices by optical to microwave sensors to delineate planetary scale phenoregions (Dannenberg, et al. 2020). Milla (2018) look at the potential of land surface phenological metric, spring onset was used for determine phenoregions at continental scales. Highly improvement of utilization of phenometrics have showed by Gu (2010) with capture nine seasonal parameters combined with elevation data to generate pheno-class in the United States.
Phenology is the
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study
of biological cyclic of
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vegetation
and can
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explain
the role of climatic variables and global
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change
who can drive on ecosystem
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changes
(Moore et al.
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2016; Zhao et al.
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2015). Timing of
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vegetation
phenology
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events
, such as timing of onset and length of growth, are
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climate
fluctuation into species level (
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al.
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,
2018). Land Surface Phenology (LSP) is an innovative technique for characterization of
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vegetation
phase shift determine from remote sensing imagery (
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Broich
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widely
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used
for monitoring dynamics of
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climate
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change
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al.
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2018), wetland ecosystem (
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Qiao
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2012). The capabilities of
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sensed
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to capturing
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characteristic
of
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vegetation
phenology encourage recent
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study
for utilize the LSP for delineating land-
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use
land-cover (
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et al.
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2013),
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Xue
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Zhaohui
2014, and type of crop
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Konduri
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2020). These possibilities are
highly
potential to implement in the delineation of
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phenoregion
.

Generalization and regionalization of spatial
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can
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reduce
complexity of
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information
and provide
meaningfully
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information
of spatial arrangement (
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Gu
, et al. 2010).
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ecoregion
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has an
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important
element for policy decision-making,
especially
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Ecoregion
maps produced by calculate self-similarity of several parameters such as, elevation, rainfall and soil
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characteristic
(
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hangrove
, 2005). An extended version of
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ecoregion
is called
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phenoregion
, which
is proposed
first
time by White (2005).
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Phenoregions
identified by the homogenous areas with characterization of a number of
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climatological
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data
combined with
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vegetation
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characteristic
such as greenness index (White
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et al
, 2005).
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Phenoregion
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information
can facilitate the improvement of natural resource monitoring
especially
in
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vegetation
phenology (Zhang, 2017) as impact of
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climate
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change
(
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Dannenberg
, 2020).

In recent
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studies
, delineation of
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phenoregions
have more focuses on the input of phenological-forcing
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(climate
variables, topography, soil,
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ect
) for classifying the homogenous areas (White,
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2005, Zhang, et al. 2012). Another
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accommodates
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vegetation
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characteristic
by using combination of three
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different
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vegetation
indices by optical to microwave sensors to delineate planetary scale
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phenoregions
(
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Dannenberg
, et al. 2020).
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Milla
(2018) look at the potential of land surface phenological metric, spring onset was
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used
for determine
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phenoregions
at continental scales.
Highly
improvement of utilization of
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phenometrics
have
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showed
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Gu
(2010) with capture nine seasonal parameters combined with elevation
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data
to generate pheno-
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class
in the United States.
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IELTS academic Delineating Native Pasture Phenoregion Based on Land Surface Phenology in the Fitzroy Basin, Queensland

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