Biogeochemistry
Quantification of structural legacy effects via synthesis of long-term records and eco-hydrologic modeling
Working Group Reports Final reports: Report Participant list: LegacyWorkingGroupParticipantListASM.docx Structural legacy effects impose fundamental controls on the function and evolution of ecosystems. Session: Working Group Session 1 - Monday Working Group Session 2 - Monday Room Assignment: Longs Peak - Keyhole (60)
Promotion of Population of Emission Factors in the IPCC Emission Factor Database
The primary goals for this session are to familiarize participants with work of the IPCC National Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Inventory Programme, identify potential data contributions for estimating GHG Session: Working Group Session 3 Tuesday Room Assignment: Ruesch Auditorium - Dodge (50)
Nitrogen cycling “hotspots”: An approach for watershed scale assessments
Poster Number: 28 Presenter/Primary Author: Peter Baas The high level of spatial and temporal heterogeneity in nitrogen cycling processes hinders our ability to develop an ecosystem-wide understanding of this cycle.
Effects of urban stormwater infrastructure on dissolved nutrient export from semi-arid, urban watersheds
Poster Number: 23 Presenter/Primary Author: Rebecca Hale The effects of urbanization on downstream ecosystems, particularly due to changes in nutrient inputs and altered hydrology are well studied.
Greenfall production by animals in the Chihuahuan Desert influences decomposition by altering litter quality and distribution
Poster Number: 19 Presenter/Primary Author: Jane G. Smith Most leaf inputs into aboveground litter pools occur after plant resorption of leaf nutrients during senescence, thus reducing the concentration of decomposition-limiting nutrients like nitrogen (N
