Agenda AMAP
Simulation and machine learning models for bias assessment and reduction in leaf area density estimators in tropical forests
Les forêts tropicales, représentant seulement 7% de la surface terrestre, sont essentielles pour la biosphère, recyclant un tiers des précipitations et influençant le climat mondial. Toutefois, la variabilité saisonnière des flux entre ces forêts et l’atmosphère nécessite davantage d’études, en particulier sur l’indice de surface f... [Lire la suite...]
Webinaire + visioconférenceThe spatio-temporal dynamics of Marantaceae forests in central Africa
Tropical moist forests are threatened by global changes, leading to an increase in degraded forest areas. A little-known yet widespread forest type in central Africa, the Marantaceae forests, presents a degraded appearance due to its open canopy and lack of tree regeneration caused by a characteristic dense understory of giant herbs. This thesis in... [Lire la suite...]
Amphithéâtre Jacques Alliot, Cirad, Montpellier + visioconférenceGeoPl@ntNet
Rémi PALARD Pierre BONNETTropical moist forests are threatened by global changes, leading to an increase in degraded forest areas. A little-known yet widespread forest type in central Africa, the Marantaceae forests, presents a degraded appearance due to its open canopy and lack of tree regeneration caused by a characteristic dense understory of giant herbs. This thesis in... [Lire la suite...]
PS 2 salle 201Dynamique de la végétation et des écosystèmes de forêts-savanes d'Afrique centrale ; collaborations et synergies futures
Pierre COUTERON Gaëlle VIENNOIS Juliette PICARD David BAUMAN SUBKE Jens Arne ABERNETHY Katharine ASCOUGH Philippa EVOUNA ONDO Fidele LEBRUN JohanneTropical moist forests are threatened by global changes, leading to an increase in degraded forest areas. A little-known yet widespread forest type in central Africa, the Marantaceae forests, presents a degraded appearance due to its open canopy and lack of tree regeneration caused by a characteristic dense understory of giant herbs. This thesis in... [Lire la suite...]
PS 2 salle 201Plant fossil-informed ecosystem modeling is a testing ground for hypotheses regarding deep time terrestrial surface processes
MATTHAEUS William
Tropical moist forests are threatened by global changes, leading to an increase in degraded forest areas. A little-known yet widespread forest type in central Africa, the Marantaceae forests, presents a degraded appearance due to its open canopy and lack of tree regeneration caused by a characteristic dense understory of giant herbs. This thesis in... [Lire la suite...]
PS 2 salle 201Adaptation of trees to Mammalian herbivory and fire: implications for the structure and functioning of temperate zone ecosystems
CHURSKI Marcin
Tropical moist forests are threatened by global changes, leading to an increase in degraded forest areas. A little-known yet widespread forest type in central Africa, the Marantaceae forests, presents a degraded appearance due to its open canopy and lack of tree regeneration caused by a characteristic dense understory of giant herbs. This thesis in... [Lire la suite...]
PS 2 salle 201Zero-inflated binary tree Pólya-splitting distrubtions for joint species distribution models
MORTIER Frédéric
Tropical moist forests are threatened by global changes, leading to an increase in degraded forest areas. A little-known yet widespread forest type in central Africa, the Marantaceae forests, presents a degraded appearance due to its open canopy and lack of tree regeneration caused by a characteristic dense understory of giant herbs. This thesis in... [Lire la suite...]
PS 2 salle 201