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Climate Change, Uncertainty and Forecasts of Global to Landscape Ecosystem Dynamics
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About The Presenter
Ronald P. Neilson, USDA Forest Service, Pacific Northwest Research Station, Corvallis, OR, USA
About This Presentation
Running time: 40 minutes and 49 seconds.
Given: February 22, 2007, at the Forest Service Intermountain
Regional Integrated Resource Workshop, Ogden, UT.
Production by: M.J. Furniss and J. Guntle, Communications and Applications, PNW and PSW Research Stations
Topics covered:
- Climate Change, Uncertainty ...
- Future Climate
- Simulated Historical Vegetation
- Simulated Annual Global Mean
- Assessments of Future Climate
- The Earth's Surface Temperature
- The Low End of Some Models
- The Uncertainties Are Often
- Global Assessments
- Uncertainties Are Often
- LPJ DGVM Risk Analysis
- Fire Increases Across the Western
- What Will Happen to Timber?
- New Simulated Vegetation Type
- Can Species Keep Up With Climate
- Future Climate Managing for Change
- Where Is All the Excess Wood
- Water-limited Carrying Capacity
- Observed and Simulated Fire Area
- Average Biomass Burned-Historical
- Average Biomass Burned-Future
- Sixteen Climate Scenarios
- Water Resources
- Current Vegetation (1961-1990)
- Eastern Deciduous Forest
- Future Woody and Grass Expansion
- Community Diversity
- Species Migration
- Change With Uncertainty
- San Francisco Peaks
- Four Months Later
- A California Assessment
- Three Future Scenarios
- Change in Annual Area Burned
- Interdecadal Climate Variability
- Glacier National Park
- Management Toolbox
- Management Implications
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