Extended Data Fig. 4: Changes in the P–E contrast between afforested pixels and their downwind footprints (δ(P–E)).
From: Spatiotemporal inequality in land water availability amplified by global tree restoration
a, b, Maps of δ(P–E) when afforested pixels are in the wet (a) and dry (b) seasons, respectively. The pie chart insets show the proportion (%) of land area with a positive (green) or negative (yellow) value of δ(P–E). The land area is calculated using a spatially weighted mean to account for the change in pixel size with latitude. c, d, The proportion (%) of downwind land area in the wet season when the upwind afforested pixel is in the wet (c) or dry (d) P–E season. e, f, The proportion (%) of downwind land area in the dry season when the upwind afforested pixel is in the wet (e) or dry (f) season. The results are calculated based on the Duveiller et al.33 and Link et al.34 datasets.
