LAI对碳水循环影响.pptx

Satellite-derived LAI products exhibit largediscrepancies and can lead to substantialuncertainty in simulated carbon and water fluxesOutline12345IntroductionData and methodsResultsDiscussionHighlights1 IntroductionUnderstanding the terrestrial carbon and water cycles is crucialfor mitigation and adaptation for climate change. Gross primaryproductivity (GPP) and evapotranspiration (ET) are two keycomponents of the terrestrial carbon and water cycles.Leaf area index (LAI) is a key biophysical parameter inprocess-based ecosystem models for simulating GPP and E T.Several previous studies have evaluated multiple LAI.The uncertainty in the satellite-derived LAI products can leadto uncertainty in GPP and ET simulated by diagnosticecosystem models.However, the uncertainty in satellite-derived LAI products andtheir effects on the simulation of carbon and water fluxes atregional scales remain unclear.1 IntroductionIn this study, we compared and evaluated three existingsatellite-derived LAI products and examined the influences ofthese products on annual GPP and ET of terrestrial ecosystemsin China at both site and regional scales.We used a process-based diagnostic model- Boreal EcosystemProductivity Simulator (BEPS) to simulate GPP and E T.1st objective: to compare the magnitude, spatial patterns,and trends of the LAI products.2nd objective: to evaluate the accuracy of the threeproducts using Landsat-derived LAI estimates and fieldLAI measurements at site and regional scales.3rd objective: to assess the effects of LAI on simulatedcarbon and water fluxes at both site and regional scales.2 Data and methods2.1 LAI data productsWe used three LAI datasets derived from satellite observationsfrom the MODIS: the MODIS LAI product, the Global LAndSurface Satellite (GLASS) LAI product, and the four-scalegeometric optical model (FSGOM) based LAI product.SpatialTemporal? Spatial? Temporal?Products Versionresolution resolution extent extentGLASSMCD15FSGOMV3.0C51?km1?km8‐day8‐day8‐dayGlobe