2005 Symposium

Presentations

SpeakerTitle
Deviche, Pierre
Small, Thomas
Sharp, Peter
Tsutsui, Kazuyoshi		Reproductive adaptations of Sonoran desert passerine birds to irregular precipitation patterns: A story of constraints and flexibility
Throop, Heather
Archer, Steve		Land management and soil carbon pools: patterns and processes
Womack, Dave
Robinett, Dan		Rangeland health, state and transition models and site descriptions for sandyloam, deep ecological site in Southern Arizona
Peters, Debra
Havstad, Kris
Yao, Jin
Gibbens, Bob		Long term vegetation change at the Jornada: importance of spatial processes and landscape context
Cobb, Neil
Whipple, Amy
Whitham, Tom
Hungate, Bruce
Merks, Jane		The importance of the greater Grand Canyon-Peaks ecosystem for the Arizona Ecological Transect
Thoma, David
Moran, Susan
Bryant, Ross
Rahman, Magfur
Holifield Collins, Chandra
Skirvin, Susan		Lessons learned from mapping soil moisture with radar remote sensing at WGEW
Emmerich, BillShrub and grass land ecosystem water use efficiency on the Walnut Gulch Experimental Watershed
Osterkamp, Waite
Miller, Scott		A synopsis of geologic and geomorphic studies in the Walnut Gulch Watershed, southeast Arizona

Posters

AuthorTitle
Nearing, M.
Kimoto, A.
Nichols, M.
Ritchie, J.		Spatial patterns of soil erosion and deposition in two small, semiarid watersheds
Bryant, R.
Goodrich, D.		LIDAR resolution, vegetation filters and preservation of topographic discontinuities
Small, T.Rapid reproductive response of male Rufous-winged Sparrows to increased rainfall: a role for termites?
McClaran, M.
Martens, D.
Marsh, S		Organic carbon stocks in relation to grass, mesquite, and land use in the Desert Grassland
Huang, C.
Marsh, S.
McClaran, M.
Archer, S.		Cover-biomass relationships in woody plants: effects of fire and implications for remote sensing
Kim, H.J.
Huete, A.R.
Nagler, P.
Glenn, E.
Emmerich, W.
Scott, R.L.		Monitoring Riparian and Semi-Arid Upland Vegetation Using Vegetation and Water Indices from the MODIS Satellite Sensor