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What is the relationship between remote-sensed imagery of tundra vegetation and field-based vascular plant biomass and goose disturbance?

What is the relationship between remote-sensed imagery of tundra vegetation and field-based vascular plant biomass and goose disturbance?

5. May 2025 Tundra vegetation in Svalbard is monitored by field measurements and drone and satellite-based remote sensing imagery. In this study, COAT researchers investigated how the remote-sensed vegetation index, NDVI, relates to field-based plant biomass and goose grubbing disturbances. The researchers found differences in the relationships between vegetation index and field-based biomass between...

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Framforum 2025

Framforum 2025

20. March 2025 COAT contributes with one article to FRAM FORUM 2025, which was launched in March. The magazine contains knowledge and research produced by the institutions at the Fram Centre, FRAM - High North Research Centre for Climate and the Environment. The COAT article is titled: Two exceptionally warm summers in the Norwegian Arctic The growing seasons in the past two years were long and warm...

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Scientific paper as podcast with the help of AI

Scientific paper as podcast with the help of AI

17. February 2025

The article Trail cameras can greatly inflate nest predation rates (Henden et al. 2024) has been transformed into an exciting podcast, AI-generated with notebookLM.

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COAT aims to give robust documentation and predictions on climate change impacts on biodiversity, natural resources and ecosystem processes in the Norwegian Arctic, as a basis for management interventions and adaptations.