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A data-driven model of the state of the African biosphere Martin Jung, Eric Thomas
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Meteorology Land use Biosphere- atmosphere exchange (FLUXNET) Biosphere- atmosphere exchange (FLUXNET) Vegetation state from satellites Empirical ‘upscaling’ of FLUXNET Pinty et al 2011 Explanatory (X) variablesTarget (Y) variable
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Meteorology (7 x 4) Land use (8) Soil (10) Remotely sensed fAPAR Remotely sensed fAPAR Mean annual Mean seasonal cycle Anomalies Raw Random forests Empirical modelling of phenology Explanatory (X) variablesTarget (Y) variable
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Approach Training with all 48 variables Time period: 1998-2005 Prediction of fAPAR for 2006-2010 Evaluation of predicted fAPAR Case Study Africa
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Results
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Forecasting of anomalies Results
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Improving modelling of anomalies Meteorology (7 x 4 + 7 x 24 ) Land use (8) Soil (10) Remotely sensed fAPAR Remotely sensed fAPAR Mean annual Mean seasonal cycle Anomalies Raw Random forests Lag Cumulativ e Lag Lag Cumulativ e Lag Fire fAPAR Mean season al cycle Variance of anomalies Variable selection based on Genetic Algorithm Back to methods …
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Forecasting of anomalies improved oldnew New Results
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Potential applications -In ‘early warning systems’ by using seasonal weather forecasts -In empirical ‘upscaling’ of FLUXNET data beyond satellite era -In Land Surface Models Development of a fully data-driven phenology model
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