Spatiotemporal pattern of winter wheat ‘s biomass growth in Demmin, Germany 2015

Spatiotemporal pattern of winter wheat ‘s biomass growth in Demmin, Germany 2015

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April 4, 2019

The below animation shows a spatiotemporal pattern of winter wheat ‘s biomass growth in Demmin, Germany 2015, using a Light Use Efficiency model with STARFM data. Frames were created with ggplot2, and joined and animated using moveVis by @schwalbwillmann. The respective code is mentioned on my Github account.

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