Modeling Seasonality

  • Waggoner P
  • Parlange J
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Mathematical phenological models are devices for summarizing what we know of seasonality in biology, or for mimicking the seasonality. There are formulas for discovering and for summarizing recurrence of a phenophase as a function of time only. Also there are models relating the time of the phenophase to the environment, i.e., a correlation between mean temperature and duration of a phenophase. Or the model may have parts and parameters, each with characteristic components of the real thing; we call this a simulator.

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Waggoner, P. E., & Parlange, J.-Y. (1974). Modeling Seasonality (pp. 301–327). https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-51863-8_26

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