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Wednesday Afternoon - Concurrent B

1:30 to 4:40 pm, July 19

Statistical Methods

Modeling Current Climate Conditions for Forest Pest Risk Assessment (Koch)

Moderate Resolution Data and Gradient Nearest Neighbor Imputation for Regional-National Risk Assessment (Brewer)

Characterization of Uncertainty in Environmental and Biological Models Employed in Risk Assessment (Parresol)

Illustrating Approaches to Uncertainty Estimation for Map-Based Estimation Problems (McRoberts)

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Land

Threats to Private Forest Land in the USA (Stein)

Analyzing Risks to Protected Areas in Colorado Using the Human Modification Framework (Theobald)

Soil Quality is Fundamental to Ensuring Healthy Forests and Reducing Risks Associated with Forest Pest or Operations (Page-Dumroese)

Assessing the Threat that Anthropogenic Calcium Depletion Poses to Forest Health and Productivity (Schaberg)

Assessing Environmental Stress in Forests Using Cellular Markers (Minocha)

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