COS 151 - Fire 1

Presentations:

• 10:00 AM – 10:15 AM EDT

  Responses of mammals to time since fire are indirect and dependent on fire-driven habitat resources
  

  Presenting Author: Simeon Zylinski – University of Melbourne

  Coauthor: Matthew Swan – University of Melbourne

  Coauthor: Holly Sitters – University of Melbourne
• 10:15 AM – 10:30 AM EDT

  Historical vegetation maps reveal the magnitude of climate- and disturbance-mediated shift in forest type in Alberta, Canada
  

  Presenting Author: Quinn E. Barber – NRCAN

  Coauthor: Ellen Whitman – Natural Resources Canada

  Coauthor: Alan J. Tepley – Natural Resources Canada, Canadian Forest Service

  Coauthor: Cordy Tymstra – Whitebark & Sage Wildfire Science and Management

  Coauthor: John Stadt – Government of Alberta, Alberta Agriculture, Forestry and Rural Economic Development

  Coauthor: Marc-André Parisien – Natural Resources Canada, Canadian Forest Service
• 10:30 AM – 10:45 AM EDT

  Impacts of wildfire on greenhouse gas and soil microbial community dynamics in peatlands
  

  Presenting Author: Abigail Shingler – University of Waterloo

  Coauthor: Maria Strack – University of Waterloo
• 10:45 AM – 11:00 AM EDT

  Quantifying paleofire emissions from black carbon in Southern hemisphere lake sediments
  

  Presenting Author: Sandra O. Brugger – Desert Research Institute

  Coauthor: David B. McWethy – Montana State University, Bozeman

  Coauthor: Nathan J. Chellman – Desert Research Institute

  Coauthor: Cathy Whitlock – Montana State University, Bozeman

  Coauthor: Matiu Prebble – University of Canterbury

  Coauthor: Andreas Plach – University of Vienna

  Coauthor: Andreas Stohl – University of Vienna

  Coauthor: Colin Courtney-Mustaphi – University of Basel

  Coauthor: Stella G. Mosher – University of Utah

  Coauthor: Joseph McConnell – Desert Research Institute
• 11:00 AM – 11:15 AM EDT

  Spatially explicit forest-fire modeling in the western United States for climate-change and fuel-characteristic attributio
  

  Presenting Author: Park Williams – University of California Los Angeles

  Coauthor: Winslow D. Hansen – Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies
• 11:15 AM – 11:30 AM EDT

  A new dynamic fire and forest model for diagnosing the causes and consequences of increased burning in the western United States
  

  Presenting Author: Winslow D. Hansen – Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies

  Coauthor: Meg A. Krawchuk – Oregon State University

  Coauthor: Anna T. Trugman – University of California Santa Barbara

  Coauthor: Park Williams – University of California Los Angeles