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Monitoring photogenic ecological phenomena: Social network site images reveal spatiotemporal phases of Japanese cherry blooms

2021-09-13

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Some ecological phenomena are visually engaging and widely celebrated. Consequently, these have the potential to generate large footprints in the online and social media image records which may be valuable for ecological research. Cherry tree blooms are one such event, especially in Japan where they are a cultural symbol (Sakura, 桜). For centuries, the Japanese have celebrated Hanami (flower viewing) and the histo...

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Literature Corpus work: b81884bc-27e2-5b41-8738-28263bc3ba2f
DOI: 10.1101/2021.09.13.460016

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