How Does Integrating Plant Hydraulics Improve Noah-MP Land Surface Model
Published in 106th AMS Annual Meeting, 2026
Poster presented at the 106th American Meteorological Society Annual Meeting (January 11-15, 2026, Houston, TX), evaluating how a plant hydraulics scheme changes land surface model behavior in the Noah-MP model.
Research Focus
- Evaluates Noah-MP-PHS (Noah-MP with a plant hydraulics scheme) against the default empirical soil hydraulics representation
- Examines water and carbon flux responses under dry soil conditions, where plant water stress regulation matters most
- Tests whether the added mechanistic detail improves simulations over traditional schemes
Links
- Talk entry: Noah-MP land surface model with plant hydraulics scheme (Noah-MP-PHS) Evaluation
- Related work: Noah-MP plant hydraulics paper (Li et al. 2021)
Recommended citation: Wu, K., Li, L., Rempe, D., Matheny, A., Mbarak, M., & Yang, Z.-L. (2026). "How Does Integrating Plant Hydraulics Improve Noah-MP Land Surface Model." Poster presented at the 106th AMS Annual Meeting, Houston, TX.
