We describe a method for combining phenological time series and outlier detection based on linear models as presented in Schaber and Badeck (Tree Physiol, 22, 973-982, 2002). We extend the outlier detection method based on Gaussian Mixture Models as proposed by Doktor et al. (Geostatistics for environmental applications, Springer, Berlin, 2005) in order to take into account year-location interactions. We quantify the effect of the extension of the outlier detection algorithm using Gaussian Mixture Models. The proposed methods are adequate for the analysis of messy time series with heterogeneous distribution in time and space as well as frequent gaps in the time series. We illustrate the use of combined time series for the generation of geographical maps of phenological phases using station effects. The algorithms discussed in the current paper are publicly available in the updated R - package "pheno".
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Schaber, J., Badeck, F., Doktor, D., & Von Bloh, W. (2010). Combining messy phenological time series. In Phenological Research: Methods for Environmental and Climate Change Analysis (pp. 147–158). Springer Netherlands. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-90-481-3335-2_7
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