Our lab is presenting at IALE 2022!
Mon
Neil Williams, Postdoctoral Scientist, talk
Simulating Dynamic Fire Regime - Vegetation Interactions Across a Latitudinal Gradient in Central Siberia
1.30-1.45 pm EDT, 10.30-10.45 am PDT, Session: Fire Landscape Ecology
Shelby Weiss, PhD candidate, talk
Contexts Mediating Future Shifts in Vegetation Composition in Interior Alaska Boreal Forests Under Climate Change
2.15-2.30 pm EDT, 11.15 - 11.30 am PDT, Session: Fire Landscape Ecology
Tues
Stuart Steidle, MS student, talk
Testing Presence, Assessing Attitudes: Study of a Virtual Tour in an “Aesthetically Challenged” Landscape
2.30-2.45 am EDT, 11.30-11.45 am PDT
Alison Deak, MS student with Dr. Silva, poster
Modeling prescribed fire in the Siskiyou Mountains, USA
Poster Session Lightning Round 2, recorded talk at 11.45 am EDT, 8.30 am PDT.
Melissa Lucash, TEEL PI, talk
Too Much and Not Enough: Challenges of Using Remote Sensing to Inform Forest Modeling
1.45 -2 pm EDT, 10.45 -11am PDT, S-03: Remote Sensing of Landscape Change
Wed
Tom Brussel, Postdoctoral Scientist, talk
Simulating Siberia’s Response to Global Change Through the Lens of Tipping Points
1.45-2 pm EDT, 10.45 -11 am PDT Session: Forest Landscape Change, Assessment, and Management