Net primary productivity (NPP) is an important indicator of ecosystem function and
sustainability. It plays an important role in the global carbon cycle, especially in the Tibetan …

Understanding impacts of land use/cover (LULC) and climate change ecosystem services
(ESs) is critical to human well-being. However, existing studies seldom determined the …

Clarifying driving mechanisms of ecosystem services changes is key to sustainable
ecosystem management. This study evaluated three key ecosystem services, including …

Global carbon emissions have exacerbated the greenhouse effect, exerting a profound
impact on ecosystems worldwide. Gaining an understanding of the fluctuations in vegetation …

Climate and land use change (CLUC) have a far-reaching influence on the ecosystem.
Regional ecosystem health, which is the direct and comprehensive reflection of evaluating …

Humans have increasingly intervened in the nature to advance socioeconomic development
at the expense of ecosystem services. Tradeoffs between ecosystem services and …

Agroecosystems provide food, energy, and essential services, while accounting for 80% of
the world's total water use. Producing more food with limited water resources or improving …

The relationship between vegetation Net primary production (NPP) and climate change is
critical for understanding the driving forces of vegetation changes, while less were studied …

The net primary productivity (NPP) is a direct reflection of the productivity of vegetation
communities; predicting changes in the NPP is important for assessing the sustainability of …

Remotely sensed land surface temperature (LST) is critical for retrieving evapotranspiration
(ET). However, due to cloud contamination, LST is often limited to clear-sky conditions and …