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Yearly Phenological Parameters during Vegetation Growing Season in Northern Hemisphere Based on Fengyun Satellites Images (2011-2019)


WANG Ning1,2Wu Ling2JIAO QuanJun*1HUANG WenJiang1,3ZHANG Bing1,3
1 State Key Laboratory of Remote Sensing and Digital Earth，Aerospace Information Research Institute，Chinese Academy of Sciences，Beijing 100094，China2 School of Artificial Intelligence，China University of Geosciences，Beijing 100083，China3 University of Chinese Academy of Sciences，Beijing 100049，China

DOI:10.3974/geodb.2025.12.05.V1

Published:Dec. 2025

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Key Words：

Northern Hemisphere,vegetation growing season,Fengyun satellite,dynamic threshold method

Abstract：

The vegetation growing season serves as a sensitive indicator of terrestrial ecosystem responses to climate change. Accurate monitoring of its key parameters is crucial for understanding vegetation-environment interactions, assessing carbon sink capacity, and evaluating the ecological impacts of global climate change. The yearly phenological parameters during vegetation growing season in northern hemisphere from Fengyun Satellites (2011-2019) was developed using a double-baseline dynamic threshold method, integrated with long-term NDVI time series data from Fengyun-3B satellite. The phenological parameters are the start date, end date, and length of the growing season. The dataset includes: (1) yearly vegetation growing season phenological parameters from 2011 to 2019; (2) multi-year average growing season phenological parameters. It has a spatial resolution of 0.05°. The dataset is archived in .tif data format, and consists of 30 data files with data size of 652 MB (compressed into one single file with 102 MB).

Foundation Item：

China Meteorological Administration (FY-APP); National Natural Science Foundation of China (42071330)

Data Citation：

WANG Ning, Wu Ling, JIAO QuanJun*, HUANG WenJiang, ZHANG Bing. Yearly Phenological Parameters during Vegetation Growing Season in Northern Hemisphere Based on Fengyun Satellites Images (2011-2019)[J/DB/OL]. Digital Journal of Global Change Data Repository, 2025. https://doi.org/10.3974/geodb.2025.12.05.V1.

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