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Contribution of low resolution data to African

savannas characterization

Valéry GOND

Forest department of CIRAD Cayenne – French Guiana

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Context and Objectives

-In the context of international programs to understand the atmosphere-biosphere interface to model climatic changes.

-Needs at a global level of information about surface parameters

as surface roughtness, land cover, water availbalility, phenology, etc. - The objectives of this study is focus on :

- the land cover characterization

- the spatial distribution of ecosystems.

- The focus is done on the savannas and specially the west african savannas.

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Strategy

Weekly observation

Remote sensing Ground knowledgeLocal station

Pixels classification

Global classification cover types

Vegetation mapping

Local ground control

Comparison / validation

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Material and Method

Structure cover Phenology

Fraction cover

Low resolution

Time serie Classification

Ground knowledge

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Data processing Row data 1 Spectral calibration Atmospheric correction 2 Temporal smoothing 3 Classification input 4

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Focus on the experimental transect

- Latitudinal gradient in west Africa - Transect along savannas types

- Ground station for measurements Site 1

Hombori Site 2 Bidi-Banh Site 3 Bondoukuy Site 4 Ouango Site 5 Lamto

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Validation on Savannahs

NDVI

Weeks

11 - Open woodland savanna

Bondoukouy (Burkina) site n°3

NDVI

Weeks

23 - Closed woodland savanna with shrubland

Ouango (Côte d’Ivoire) site n°4

7 - Open shrubland steppe

Weeks

NDVI

Bidi-Banh (Burkina) site n°2

5 - Open grassland steppe

Weeks

NDVI

Hombori (Mali) site n°1

Weeks

NDVI

20 - Open forest woodland savanna

Lamto (Côte d’Ivoire) site n°5

-Field knowledge

-High resolution imagery -Maps and ground station

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Temporal monitoring - Phenological parameters Year 1 2 Photosynthetic activity 40,5 39,5 NDVI amplitude 0,31 0,33 NDVI maximum 0,74 0,74 Cycle begining 12 12,5 Maturity duration 23 18,5 Senescent start 43,5 41,5 NDVI 23

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Development

-Utilization of new sensors with better spatial resolution.

-Global data base for time series (Spot-VEGETATION, MODIS). -Improvment of the ecosystems definition.

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Development

-Ecosystems characterization using 1km resolution time series.

- International programs for a global coverage and harmonised legend.

-Better understanding of spatial distribution. -Improvments of phenological parameters.

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