Spatial predictions of forest variables are required for supporting modern national and sub-
national forest planning strategies, especially in the framework of a climate change scenario …

Understanding how natural and human-induced drivers will contribute to rising vulnerability
and risks in coastal areas requires a broader use of future projections capturing the spatio …

E-OBS (European Observations) is a gridded climate data set which contains maximum
temperature, minimum temperature, and precipitation on a daily time step. The data can be …

In mountainous regions, the scarcity of air temperature (Ta) measurements is a major
limitation for hydrological and crop monitoring. An alternative to in situ measurements could …

In this study we derive the environmental lapse rate (ELR) from vertical profiles of
temperature in the lower troposphere, applying it to downscale air temperature of the new …

Mediterranean pine plantations provide several ecosystem services but are vulnerable to
climate change. Forest management might play a strategic role in the adaptation of …

Time-varying crop coefficients (Kc) can be obtained from remotely sensed data and
combined with daily potential evapotranspiration estimates for the operational prediction of …

Information about forest cover and its characteristics are essential in national and
international forest inventories, monitoring programs, and reporting activities. Two of the …

Forests provide a range of ecosystem services essential for human wellbeing. In a changing
climate, forest management is expected to play a fundamental role by preserving the …

This paper proposes a framework based on the integration of bottom-up and top-down
approaches to assess and quantify the effect of local climate change on carbon and water …