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Thursday Afternoon - Concurrent B

1:30 to 5:00 pm, July 20

Air and Water

Vulnerability to wind damage in Maine forests (Wilson)

The Influence of Forest Management on Vulnerability to Severe Weather (Beach)

Utilizing Remotely Sensed Data and Analytical Techniques in Post-Katrina Mississippi to Develop Storm Damage and Risk Assessment Models (Collins)

Integration of Population Genetic Structure and Climate Modeling: Sustaining Genetic Resources through Evaluation of Projected Threats (Richardson) 

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Biodiversity

Modeling contemporary climate profiles and predicting their response to global warming for several western forest species with small geographic distributions (Warwell)

Characterizing the Range and Variability of Pre-management Era and Future Vegetation to Support Forest Plan Revision, Project-level Planning, and Implementation in Central Oregon (Kennedy)

Assessment of Habitat Threats to Shrublands in the Great Basin: a Case Study (Rowland)

An Aquatic Multi-Scale Assessment and Planning “Framework” (Overton)

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