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Phenological observations throughout time and space:
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Robert S. Marsham
Observer from 1736-1798, England
(Courtesy of Tim Sparks, CEH Monks Wood)
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Picturing the Japanese Cherry Tree Flowering Festival, Spring
2003
(Picture Andri Pol, Tagesanzeiger)
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Christian Röthlisberger
Observer since 1977 at Grossaffoltern BE/Switzerland
(Picture Adrian Moser, Der Bund)
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"Swiss
Commission for Phenology and Seasonality" started
its work January 1 2011.
Supported by the Swiss
Academy of Sciences (SCNAT) and its "Platform
Geosciences" the new commission stimulates phenological
and seasonality research.
[Mission/Auftrag]
[Members/Mitglieder]
This year I intensified my work in journalism with
textatelier in Biel. Find us here.
Relevant publications (see also Publications)
Stöckli, R., T. Rutishauser, I. Baker, M.
Liniger, S. Denning (2011): A Global Reanalysis of Vegetation Phenology,
J. Geophys. Res. 116, G03020, doi:10.1029/2010JG001545.
[link]
[pdf]
Peñuelas, J., T. Rutishauser, I. Filella
(2009): Phenology Feedbacks on Climate Change. Science
324, 887–888.
A longer growing season as a result of climate change will in
turn affect climate through biogeochemical and biophysical effects.
[link]
[reprint]
Rutishauser, This (2009): Historical Phenology in Central Europe.
Seasonality and Climate During the Past 500 Years, Geographica Bernensia,
Vol. G 82, pp. 152.
[information]
[order]
Rutishauser, T., J. Luterbacher, C.
Defila, D. Frank and H. Wanner (2008): Swiss Spring Plant Phenology
2007: Extremes, a multi-century perspective and changes in temperature
sensitivity. Geophys. Res. Lett. 35, L05703. doi: 10.1029/2007GL032545.
[link] [pdf]
Meier, N., T. Rutishauser, J. Luterbacher,
C. Pfister and H. Wanner (2007): Grape Harvest Dates as a proxy
for Swiss April to August Temperature Reconstructions back to AD
1480. Geophys. Res. Lett., 34, L20705, doi:10.1029/2007GL031381.
[link]
[pdf]
[data]
Rutishauser, T., J. Luterbacher, F.
Jeanneret, C. Pfister and H. Wanner (2007): A phenology-based reconstruction
of interannual changes in past spring seasons. J Geophys Res-Biogeoscience,
112, G04016, doi:10.1029/2006JG000382.
[link]
[pdf]
[data]
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