Region 9 Exposure Research Projects
This page provides links to exposure research for this region.
- EMAP-West Metric Browser - The United States Environmental Protection Agency's Environmental Monitoring and Assessment Program (EMAP) is conducting a study in the western United States. This study will advance the science of ecological monitoring and demonstrate techniques for regional-scale assessment of the condition of aquatic resources in the western united states (EPA Regions 8, 9, 10, and New Mexico).
- Developing Monitoring Tools for Headwater Intermittent Streams
- Poster: Streams to Rivers: The Next Generation of Ecosystem Monitoring (PDF, Poster, 349 KB, About PDF)
- Poster: Unique Chemistry Solutions to Regional, State, and Tribal Issues (PDF, Poster, 422 KB)
- Southwest Regional GAP Analysis Project: The Nevada Ecoregional Component
- Southwest Regional GAP Analysis Project Brochure (PDF, 2 pp., 632 KB)
- Southwest Regional GAP Analysis Project Factsheet (PDF, 2 pp., 188 KB)
- Multi-Resolution Land Characteristics (MRLC) National Land Cover Data Accuracy for Region 9
- Overview information about Multi-Resolution Land Characteristics (MRLC) National Land Cover Data Accuracy
- Imaging Spectroscopy for Determining Rangeland Stressors to Western Watersheds
- Poster - Indicator Development for Landscape-level Aquatic Ecological Vulnerability Assessment in the Western United States (PDF, Poster, 738K)
- A National Program for Monitoring Stream Condition in the Western United States
- Influence of Spatial Distribution of Habitat on the Distribution and Genetic Interchange Among Amphibian Populations in a Naturally Fragmented Landscape, the Mojave Desert
- NAFTA Initiatives in the U.S.- Mexico Border Region
- North American Landscape Characterization Project
- Western United States Landscape Characterization
- Ground Water Sampling and Geophysical Methods Development and Evaluation
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