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Data-driven understanding of the global carbon and water cycles through ecosystem phenology and water use efficiency
The carbon and water cycles in global terrestrial ecosystems hold significant importance due to their unique influence on biosphere-climate interactions. In my dissertation, I adopted a data-driven method to deepen our understanding of these global cycles. In the first chapter, I enhanced the AmeriF
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