Author:
Wang Xiaowei,Li Xiaoyu,Gu Jiatong,Shi Wenqi,Zhao Haigen,Sun Chen,You Songcai
Abstract
Detailed traits are required for early warning and prediction of crop-related meteorological hazards. Currently, data sets describing maize phenological traits in Northeast China are few and incomplete, resulting in poor spatial interpolation results that do not accurately reflect the spatial distributions and temporal development patterns of maize phenology in the region. In this study, a maize-phenology data set is produced containing nine phenological stages and phenological stage maps based on three sets of in situ maize-phenology data from three different sources. First, the relationship between each phenological stage and date of the previous stage, longitude, latitude, and altitude, is uncovered using a multiple stepwise regression method. Then, the spatial variation of each phenological stage using ArcGIS is explored. Finally, a maize phenological stage data set and a phenological stage atlas are established for the average state of 2010–2020 in Northeast China. The data set was validated using phenological data from agricultural weather stations run by the China Meteorological Administration. The validated data set can be used for various purposes, including real-time warning and prediction of maize-related meteorological hazards.
Funder
National Key R&D Program of China
Subject
Agronomy and Crop Science
Cited by
2 articles.
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