In order to solve the problems of poor physical fitness of college students and low efficiency
of college sport venues' management, an intelligent sports management system based on …

Deltas have a remarkable capacity to sustain human populations, owing to their productivity
and biodiversity. The increasing demand for fertile land and valuable resources in deltas …

Climate warming is anticipated to make high latitude ecosystems stronger C sinks through
increasing plant production. This effect might, however, be dampened by insect herbivores …

Across boreal forests, trees are the main living biomass carbon (C) stock, but the understory
vegetation can contribute significantly to the C cycling and net forest carbon dioxide (CO2) …

Landsat has provided over five-decade Earth's observations including cloud cover (CC).
However, scene-wide and/or pixel-level research on CC and image acquisition probability …

The emergence of climate change (CC) is affecting and changing the development of the
natural environment, biological species, and human society. In order to better understand …

Dramatic increases in air temperature and precipitation are occurring in the High Arctic (>
70° N), yet few studies have characterized the long‐term responses of High Arctic …

Migratory animals link and often have profound impacts on geographically distant
ecosystems through trophic interactions and transport of nutrients, energy, toxins, parasites …

The current climate change alters the Earth's carbon (C) cycle, and ecosystems must adapt
to the changing environmental conditions. A small energy balance difference between the …

Climate change is rapidly warming the Arctic, especially at lower latitudes. Warmer
temperatures and earlier springs are altering the timing of plants and animals, especially for …