Combining satellite time-series and tree growth data of Pedunculate oak, Turkey oak, European beech and Scots pine

Dejan Stojanović; Tom Levanič; Slobodan Stojić; Bratislav Matović; Lazar Pavlović; Vladimir Višicki; Bojan Tubić; Marko Marinković; Saša Orlović

doi:10.31298/sl.149.7-8.5

August 31, 2025Šumarski listOpen Access

Combining satellite time-series and tree growth data of Pedunculate oak, Turkey oak, European beech and Scots pine

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Significant correlations were found between MODIS observations and radial growth across the studied tree species.
Tree species like Turkey oak, beech, and pine exhibited specific relationships with Land Surface Temperatures during the growing season.
Data combined from 2000 to 2013 provided insights into how tree growth varies in relation to MODIS indices, particularly EVI and LST.
This research highlights the importance of integrating dendrochronological data with remote sensing for improved ecological understanding.

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Observational analysis shows significant links between tree growth and remotely sensed indices, suggesting new avenues for understanding forest ecosystems.

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