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Quantifying changes in northern high latitude ecosystems and associated feedbacks to the climate system

The primary focus of this NASA supported research project is to examine the tradeoffs between carbon and energy fluxes in two boreal forest study regions (Interior Alaska and Cherskii Russia) across three different periods of post-fire succession: (1) immediately following fire (years 1-6 after fire), (2) at intermediate stand ages (20-40 years after fire), (3) in older stands (more than 60 years after fire).

Urban growth impacts on surface hydrology in Mid-Atlantic and New England watersheds

This project was focused on the use of land cover products and spatial predictive land use modeling to inform hydrologic models and assess the risk of flooding and resource land losses associated with future development across watersheds of the mid-Atlantic and southern New England regions.

Yamal LCLUC Synthesis: A Synthesis of Remote-Sensing Studies, Ground Observations and Modeling to Understand the Social-Ecological Consequences of Climate Change and Resource Development on the Yamal Peninsula, Russia and Relevance to the Circumpolar Arctic

Wildfire, Ecosystems, and Climate: Examining the Relationships Between Weather, Extreme Fire Events and Fire-Induced Land-Cover Change in the Changing Climate of Siberia

Wildfire Impacts on Carbon Stocks and Exchanges in Forests of Central Siberia: Quantifying Effects of Fire Intensity, Fire Severity, and Burning Conditions

Quantifying changes in northern high latitude ecosystems and associated feedbacks to the climate system

Quantifying changes in northern high latitude ecosystems and associated feedbacks to the climate system

Urban growth impacts on surface hydrology in Mid-Atlantic and New England watersheds

Urban growth impacts on surface hydrology in Mid-Atlantic and New England watersheds

Yamal LCLUC Synthesis: A Synthesis of Remote-Sensing Studies, Ground Observations and Modeling to Understand the Social-Ecological Consequences of Climate Change and Resource Development on the Yamal Peninsula, Russia and Relevance to the Circumpolar Arctic

Wildfire, Ecosystems, and Climate: Examining the Relationships Between Weather, Extreme Fire Events and Fire-Induced Land-Cover Change in the Changing Climate of Siberia

Wildfire Impacts on Carbon Stocks and Exchanges in Forests of Central Siberia: Quantifying Effects of Fire Intensity, Fire Severity, and Burning Conditions

What are the GLOBAL Rates and Extent of Tropical Deforestation, Forest Regeneration, Selective Logging, and Fragmentation

Water Institutions and Agricultural Land-Use Change Across the Western U.S.

Vulnerability of US National Parks to Land Use and Climate Change and Variability: Part 2

Vulnerability Assessment of Mangrove Forests in the Americas

Vulnerability and Adaptive Management of Tropical Coastal Wetlands in the Context of Land Use and Climate Change