Research Explorer

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Project

From LEAF to Terrestrial Biosphere Model: Integrating multi-scale observations of highly diverse tropical ecosystems for global scale simulations

Outputs and Outcomes

Publications

Global reanalysis products cannot reproduce seasonal and diurnal cycles of tropospheric ozone in the Congo Basin

Ines dos Santos VieiraHans VerbeeckFélicien MeunierMarc PeaucelleThomas SibretLodewijk LefevreAlexander W. CheesmanFlossie BrownStephen SitchJosé MbifoPascal BoeckxMarijn Bauters et al.

A1 Journal Article in ATMOSPHERIC ENVIRONMENT

Low sensitivity of three terrestrial biosphere models to soil texture over the South American tropics

Félicien MeunierWim VerbruggenHans VerbeeckMarc Peaucelle

A1 Journal Article in GEOSCIENTIFIC MODEL DEVELOPMENT

Accurate phenology analyses require bud traits and energy budgets

Marc PeaucelleJosep PeñuelasHans Verbeeck

A1 Journal Article in NATURE PLANTS

Using terrestrial laser scanning to constrain forest ecosystem structure and functions in the Ecosystem Demography model (ED2.2)

Félicien MeunierSruthi Krishna Moorthy ParvathiMarc PeaucelleKim CaldersLouise TerrynWim VerbruggenChang LiuNinni SaarinenNiall OrigoJoanne NightingaleMathias DisneyYadvinder MalhiHans Verbeeck et al.

A1 Journal Article in GEOSCIENTIFIC MODEL DEVELOPMENT

High photosynthetic capacity of Sahelian C-3 and C-4 plants

Thomas SibretWim VerbruggenMarc PeaucelleLore T. VerrycktMarijn BautersMarie CombePascal BoeckxHans Verbeeck

A1 Journal Article in PHOTOSYNTHESIS RESEARCH

Soil thawing regulates the spring growth onset in tundra and alpine biomes

Adrià DescalsAleixandre VergerIolanda FilellaDennis BaldocchiIvan A. JanssensYongshuo H. FuShilong PiaoMarc PeaucellePhilippe CiaisJosep Peñuelas

A1 Journal Article in SCIENCE OF THE TOTAL ENVIRONMENT