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DOI 10.1111/gcb.71141

Медицинская библиотека · Global change biology · 2026

Carbon Accumulation in Tropical Dry Forests and Savannas Despite Widespread Land-Cover Change, Revealed by Radar Remote Sensing.

Harrison Sam B, Godlee John L, Milodowski David T, Asiyabi Reza, Mograbi Penelope J, Aguirre Zhofre, Almeida Jarcilene S, Ametsitsi George K D, Araujo-Murakami Alejandro, Archibald Sally, Padilla Luzmila Arroyo, Benitez Lorena, Bowers Samuel J, Brade Thomas K, Cardoso Domingos, Carreiras João M B, Castro Antonio Alberto Jorge Farias, Chalo Duncan, Compaore Halidou, da Costa Isabela S C, Coutinho Ítalo Antônio Cotta, das Neves Eder C, De Cauwer Vera, de Sousa Oliveira Tony César, Diesse Hermane, Domingues Tomas F, Elias Fernando, Farrapo Camila Laís, Feig G, Feldpausch Ted R, Fernandes Moabe F, Galbraith David R, Gasparri Nestor I, Gloor Emanuel, Maiato Francisco, Gotore Tatenda, Guimarães Karollyne S, Gutierrez-Sibauty Gloria, Harrison Rhett D, Higginbottom Thomas P, Ishida Francoise Yoko, Issifu Hamza, Kigomo John Ngugi, Killeen Timothy J, Levesley Aurora, Lewis Simon L, Lima José Romualdo S, Loto Dante, Sousa Elisvan Mariano, Marimon Beatriz S, Junior Ben Hur Marimon, do Espírito Santo Mário Marcos, Marques Antonia M L, Martins Matheus Santos, Masinde Collins W, Mbuvi Musingo Tito E, McNicol Iain M, Melgaço Karina, Mogonong B, Moonlight Peter W, Morandi Paulo S, Morellato Leonor Patricia Cerdeira, de Moura Magna Soelma Beserra, Muchawona Anderson, Muledi Jonathan Ilunga, Naftal Leena, Silva Jhonathan Oliveira, Parr Catherine L, Prestes Nayane Cristina C S, de Queiroz Luciano Paganucci, Ramaswiela Tshililo, Ramos Desirée M, Reis Simone Matias, Ribeiro Natasha S, Rocha Raphael R, Rodrigues Priscyla Maria Silva, Saiz Gustavo, Santos Rubens M, Shutcha Mylor Ngoy, da Silva Domingos Fortunato P F, Smart Kathleen G, Sonké Bonaventure, Veenendaal Elmar, Wekesa Chemuku, Wells Lucy H, Zuanny Débora, Baker Timothy R, Dexter Kyle G, Hegerl Gabriele C, Pennington R Toby, Phillips Oliver L, Sitch Stephen, Staver Ann Carla, Williams Mathew, Quegan Shaun, Hancock Steven, Augustin Nicole Helene, Ryan Casey M

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Accurate mapping of woody biomass and its temporal change is critical for understanding the global carbon balance, informing restoration and supporting evidence-based policy on climate mitigation and livelihoods. The vegetation of the dry tropics, comprised largely of dry forests and savannas, holds substantial woody carbon stocks, but both stocks and change over time remain uncertain. Where Earth Observation (EO) data have been used to estimate change over time, different products give conflicting results on the direction, magnitude and location of change. We present pan-dry-tropical maps of aboveground carbon density (AGCD) and AGCD change at 100 m resolution for the years 2015-2024, developed using ALOS ScanSAR satellite radar observations calibrated with in situ measurements (n = 237). These maps suggest an aboveground woody carbon pool (AGC) in the dry tropics of 25.3 ± 2.0 PgC, ~13.0% of global AGC. Net AGC has increased by 0.43 ± 0.07 PgC yr-1, ~20.0% of the global net land sink. The overall net increase (0.43 PgC yr-1) is comprised of gross losses from deforestation and degradation (0.27 ± 0.05 PgC yr-1) and gains due to densification and extensification of 0.59 ± 0.1 PgC yr-1, with the balance accounted for by small changes (change < 20% of AGCD; 0.11 PgC yr-1). Losses are equally split between degradation and deforestation, while gains are divided roughly 2:1 between the densification of woody ecosystems and expansion into previously grass-dominated areas. These new maps, created with a dry-tropics-specific EO method, highlight the importance of tropical dry forests and savannas in the global carbon cycle. The prominent role of degradation-related losses suggests that climate change mitigation will need to focus much more on reducing losses from overharvesting than at present. The widespread increases in carbon density and the increase in tree biomass into open systems present major challenges for biodiversity conservation, restoration and livelihoods.

Для цитирования: Harrison Sam B, Godlee John L, Milodowski David T, Asiyabi Reza, Mograbi Penelope J, Aguirre Zhofre, Almeida Jarcilene S, Ametsitsi George K D, Araujo-Murakami Alejandro, Archibald Sally, Padilla Luzmila Arroyo, Benitez Lorena, Bowers Samuel J, Brade Thomas K, Cardoso Domingos, Carreiras João M B, Castro Antonio Alberto Jorge Farias, Chalo Duncan, Compaore Halidou, da Costa Isabela S C, Coutinho Ítalo Antônio Cotta, das Neves Eder C, De Cauwer Vera, de Sousa Oliveira Tony César, Diesse Hermane, Domingues Tomas F, Elias Fernando, Farrapo Camila Laís, Feig G, Feldpausch Ted R, Fernandes Moabe F, Galbraith David R, Gasparri Nestor I, Gloor Emanuel, Maiato Francisco, Gotore Tatenda, Guimarães Karollyne S, Gutierrez-Sibauty Gloria, Harrison Rhett D, Higginbottom Thomas P, Ishida Francoise Yoko, Issifu Hamza, Kigomo John Ngugi, Killeen Timothy J, Levesley Aurora, Lewis Simon L, Lima José Romualdo S, Loto Dante, Sousa Elisvan Mariano, Marimon Beatriz S, Junior Ben Hur Marimon, do Espírito Santo Mário Marcos, Marques Antonia M L, Martins Matheus Santos, Masinde Collins W, Mbuvi Musingo Tito E, McNicol Iain M, Melgaço Karina, Mogonong B, Moonlight Peter W, Morandi Paulo S, Morellato Leonor Patricia Cerdeira, de Moura Magna Soelma Beserra, Muchawona Anderson, Muledi Jonathan Ilunga, Naftal Leena, Silva Jhonathan Oliveira, Parr Catherine L, Prestes Nayane Cristina C S, de Queiroz Luciano Paganucci, Ramaswiela Tshililo, Ramos Desirée M, Reis Simone Matias, Ribeiro Natasha S, Rocha Raphael R, Rodrigues Priscyla Maria Silva, Saiz Gustavo, Santos Rubens M, Shutcha Mylor Ngoy, da Silva Domingos Fortunato P F, Smart Kathleen G, Sonké Bonaventure, Veenendaal Elmar, Wekesa Chemuku, Wells Lucy H, Zuanny Débora, Baker Timothy R, Dexter Kyle G, Hegerl Gabriele C, Pennington R Toby, Phillips Oliver L, Sitch Stephen, Staver Ann Carla, Williams Mathew, Quegan Shaun, Hancock Steven, Augustin Nicole Helene, Ryan Casey M. Carbon Accumulation in Tropical Dry Forests and Savannas Despite Widespread Land-Cover Change, Revealed by Radar Remote Sensing.. Global change biology. 2026. DOI: 10.1111/gcb.71141.

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ForestsTropical ClimateRemote Sensing TechnologyConservation of Natural ResourcesGrasslandRadarCarbon SequestrationCarbonTreesCarbon CycleBiomass
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