The response of the agro-ecological system to the environment includes the response of individual crop＇s physiologic process and the adaption of the crop commu- nity to the environment. Observation and simulation at ...The response of the agro-ecological system to the environment includes the response of individual crop＇s physiologic process and the adaption of the crop commu- nity to the environment. Observation and simulation at the single scale level cannot fully explain the above process. It is necessary to develop cross-scale agro-ecological models and study the interaction of agro-ecological processes across different scales. In this research, two typical agro- ecological models, the Decision Support System for Agro- technology Transfer （DSSAT） model and the Agro- ecological Zone （AEZ） model, are employed, and a framework for effective cross-scale data-model fusion is proposed and illustrated. The national observed data from 36 different agricultural observation stations and historical weather stations （1962-1999） are employed to estimate average crop productivity. Comparison of the two models＇ estimations are consistent, which would indicate the possibility ofcross-scale crop model fusion.展开更多
文摘The response of the agro-ecological system to the environment includes the response of individual crop＇s physiologic process and the adaption of the crop commu- nity to the environment. Observation and simulation at the single scale level cannot fully explain the above process. It is necessary to develop cross-scale agro-ecological models and study the interaction of agro-ecological processes across different scales. In this research, two typical agro- ecological models, the Decision Support System for Agro- technology Transfer （DSSAT） model and the Agro- ecological Zone （AEZ） model, are employed, and a framework for effective cross-scale data-model fusion is proposed and illustrated. The national observed data from 36 different agricultural observation stations and historical weather stations （1962-1999） are employed to estimate average crop productivity. Comparison of the two models＇ estimations are consistent, which would indicate the possibility ofcross-scale crop model fusion.
