Phenological Modeling

Phenological modeling is the scientific process of predicting the timing of natural events in plants and animals, such as flowering, leafing, migration, or breeding, based on environmental factors like temperature, daylight, and weather. By analyzing how these factors influence biological cycles, models can forecast when specific phenological events will occur. This helps in agriculture, conservation, and understanding climate change impacts, as it provides insights into how ecosystems respond over time. Overall, phenological modeling connects environmental conditions to biological timing, enabling better planning and management of natural resources.