Influences of forest on MODIS snow cover mapping and snow variations in the Amur River Basin in Northeast Asia during 2000-2014

作者: Xianwei Wang , Yuan Zhu , Yaning Chen , Hailing Zheng , Henan Liu

DOI: 10.1002/HYP.11249

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摘要: The study applies the improved cloud-free Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectral radiometer (MODIS) daily snow cover product (MODMYD_MC) to investigate variations from Hydrologic Year (HY) HY2000 HY2013 in Amur River Basin (ARB), Northeast Asia. fractions of forest were 38%, 63% and 47% 2009 China (the southern ARB), Russia northern ARB) ARB, respectively. Validation results show that MODMYD_MC has a agreement 88% against situ depth (SD) observations (SD≥4cm). is about 10% lower at forested stations than non-forested stations. Snow Cover Durations (SCD) are 20 days shorter ground (SD≥1cm) stations, while they just 8 Annual mean SCDs areas 21 those nearby farmland SanJiang Plain. This indicates complex influence on accumulation melting processes even optical satellite mapping. Meanwhile, SCD negatively correlated with air temperature especially season, when March April can explain 86% 74% ARB From 1961 2015, annual presented an increase trend by 0.33°C/decade both it had decrease HY2013. led cover, which different global variations. larger rates

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