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Science · Biology & genetics · published 2026-08-24 · via Phys.org

Satellite data method for measuring forest resilience gets validation and guidelines

A new study from the University of Connecticut offers direct evidence that temporal autocorrelation (TAC) can serve as a forest resilience indicator. The research, published in Nature Ecology & Evolution, clarifies how to apply TAC to separate real signals from noise. This could help identify forests approaching tipping points where even small disturbances cause major shifts.

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