Polar Amplification in the Earth’s Three Poles Based on MODIS Land Surface Temperatures
Aihong Xie,
Jiangping Zhu,
Shimeng Wang
et al.
Abstract:Polar amplification appears in response to greenhouse gas forcing, which has become a focus of climate change research. However, polar amplification has not been systematically investigated over the Earth’s three poles (the Arctic, Antarctica, and the Third Pole). An index of polar amplification is employed, and the annual and seasonal variations of land surface temperature over the Earth’s three poles are examined using MODIS (Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer) observations for the period 2001–201… Show more
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