Improving Rice Models for More Reliable Prediction of Responses of Rice Yield to CO2 and Temperature Elevation

AuthorTao Li
AuthorXinyou Yin
AuthorToshihiro Hasegawa
AuthorKen Boote
AuthorYan Zhu
AuthorMyriam Adam
AuthorJeff Baker
AuthorBas Bouman
AuthorSimone Bregaglio
AuthorSamuel Buis
AuthorRoberto Confalonieri
AuthorJob Fugice
AuthorTamon Fumoto
AuthorDonald Gaydon
AuthorSoora Naresh Kumar
AuthorTanguy Lafarge
AuthorManuel Marcaida
AuthorYuji Masutomi
AuthorHitochi Nakagawa
AuthorDNL Pequeno
AuthorAlex C. Ruane
AuthorFrançoise Ruget
AuthorUpendra Singh
AuthorLiang Tang
AuthorFulu Tao
AuthorDaniel Wallach
AuthorLloyd T. Wilson
AuthorYubin Yang
AuthorHiroe Yoshida
AuthorZhao Zhang
AuthorJinyu Zhu
Date of acession2023-11-03T11:52:25Z
Date of availability2023-11-03T11:52:25Z
Date of issue2016
AbstractIncreased CO2 concentration and air temperature are two very important variables associated with global warming and climate change. Assessing the putative impacts of these factors on rice production is crucial for global food security due to rice being the staple food for more than half of the world population. Rice crop models are useful for predicting rice productivity under climate change. However, model predictions have uncertainties arisen due to the inaccurate inputs and the varying capabilities of models to capture yield performance. A series of modeling activities were implemented by the AgMIP Rice Team (consisting of 16 rice models currently) to improve the model capability for reducing the uncertainties of model prediction.
DOIhttps://agritrop.cirad.fr/580149/
URLhttps://hub.ifdc.org/handle/20.500.14297/2683
URLhttps://agritrop.cirad.fr/580149/
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TitleImproving Rice Models for More Reliable Prediction of Responses of Rice Yield to CO2 and Temperature Elevation
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