Tool Thermic Belt Classification
Calculates the thermal belts based on mean temperature and length of the growing season.
References
- Körner, C. / Paulsen, J. / Spehn, E.M. (2011): A definition of mountains and their bioclimatic belts for global comparisons of biodiversity data. Alpine Botany, 121, 73–78. doi:10.1007/s00035-011-0094-4 online.
- Author: Dirk Nikolaus Karger
- Menu: Climate|Bioclimatology
Parameters
| | Name | Type | Identifier | Description | Constraints |
|---|
| Input | Growing Season Length | Grid, input | GSL | Growing season length given as number of days of a year. | - |
| Mean Temperature | Grid, input | GST | Mean temperature of the growing season. | - |
| Frost occurence | Grid, input | FROST | Frost occurence as binary factor. | - |
| Output | Thermal Belts | Grid, output | ATB | - | - |
| Options | Grid System | Grid system | PARAMETERS_GRID_SYSTEM | - | - |
| Minimum Temperature Nival | Floating point | NIVAL_TEMP | Minimum Temperature for nival belt. | Default: 3.500000 |
| Minimum Temperature Treeline | Floating point | TREE_TEMP | Minimum Temperature for treeline. | Default: 6.400000 |
Command-line
Usage: saga_cmd climate_tools 15 [-GSL <str>] [-GST <str>] [-FROST <str>] [-NIVAL_TEMP <double>] [-TREE_TEMP <double>] [-ATB <str>]
-GSL:<str> Growing Season Length
Grid, input
-GST:<str> Mean Temperature
Grid, input
-FROST:<str> Frost occurence
Grid, input
-NIVAL_TEMP:<double> Minimum Temperature Nival
Floating point
Default: 3.500000
-TREE_TEMP:<double> Minimum Temperature Treeline
Floating point
Default: 6.400000
-ATB:<str> Thermal Belts
Grid, output