Solar and sensor geometry, not vegetation response, drive satellite NDVI phenology in widespread ecosystems of the western United States

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RT @mikewulder: Have questions about sensitivity of #NDVI for #phenology? Consider ecosystems with winter peaking NDVI. Norris & Walker. So…

RT @mikewulder: Have questions about sensitivity of #NDVI for #phenology? Consider ecosystems with winter peaking NDVI. Norris & Walker. So…

RT @mikewulder: Have questions about sensitivity of #NDVI for #phenology? Consider ecosystems with winter peaking NDVI. Norris & Walker. So…

RT @mikewulder: Have questions about sensitivity of #NDVI for #phenology? Consider ecosystems with winter peaking NDVI. Norris & Walker. So…

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