The Impact of Drought on Leaf Area Index (LAI) over Texas Ling Huang 12/04/2012.

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The Impact of Drought on Leaf Area Index (LAI) over Texas Ling Huang 12/04/2012

Background – Why LAI is concerned? Leaf Area Index (LAI): one half the total leaf area per unit of ground area Importance: critical parameter controlling many biological and physical processes involving vegetation LAI is a key variable controlling ozone production!

LAI Background – Why LAI is concerned? NO NO 2 sunlight O2O2 Air O 2 O( 3 P) O3O3 VOC …. RO 2 RO No ozone accumulation!! Accumulation! Biogenic Emissions Drought ? How LAI is affected by drought? LAI Biogenic Emissions

Data and Method 2011 (drought) vs (wet) MODIS LAI product (Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer) Area: Texas Period: May to September Mosaic Raw LAI Apply QC mask Scaling Clip Final LAI Model Builder in ArcGIS

Temperature Results – LAI distribution over Texas Precipitation

Results – Statistical comparison

Results – geographical comparison >0.75 No impact Moderate Significant <0.25 Extreme Impact of Drought

Results – Texas climate divisions NCDC: 10 climate divisions in Texas Similar characteristics: vegetation, temperature, humidity, rainfall, seasonal weather changes

semi-arid savanna semi-arid brushland and savanna semi-arid brushland and savanna Sub-humid savanna and woodland Sub-humid savanna and woodland Sub-arid brushland Transition Zone!

Conclusions LAI Biogenic Emissions Ozone concentrations LAI Temperature Precipitation 3. LAI Drought In July 2011, nearly 90% of areas saw the impact of drought and over 50% were significantly affected. 4. Transition zones 5. GIS is an excellent tool to view the impact of drought geographically. 6. Less Ozone Production, especially in VOC- limited regions

Acknowledgements Dr. Maidment Gonzalo Espinoza Dávalos Yosuke Kimura Dr. Allen Thank you!