PHENOCAM

The PhenoCam Network is a cooperative continental-scale phenological observatory that uses imagery from networked digital cameras to track vegetation phenology in a diverse range of ecosystems across North America and around the World. PhenoCam was established in 2008 and currently includes of over 700 sites. The image archive includes over 60 million pictures. Imagery and data are made publicly available in near-real time through this web page... At many of the PhenoCam network sites, cooperating researchers are conducting ongoing measurements of surface-atmosphere exchange of carbon and water using the eddy covariance method, and these flux data are being used to evaluate the implications of seasonal changes in canopy state for ecosystem function. We are actively seeking to establish new collaborations with existing AmeriFlux sites... Funding from the National Science Foundation's Macrosystems Biology Program (award EF-1065074 and EF-1702697) has enabled the expansion of the..

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