Collaborative Proposal: Redefining the Ecological Memory of Disturbance Over Multiple Temporal and Spatial Scales in Forest Ecosystems
- HF-ID: HF2019-22
- Category: Research Files
- Creator:
- Pederson, Neil
- Orwig, David A.
- Associated Person:
- Hart, Clarisse
- Snow, Pamela
- Date: March 1, 2020 to February 28, 2024
- Location: Northeastern United States
- Media: Paper
- Contents:
- NSF Grant Proposal Number 1945910, Nickname: Macrosystems Black Swan.
- A collaborative proposal from multiple organizations (PAPPG II.D.3.b); Annual Project Reports: 2022, 2023. 1 file folder. 8.5 inches x 11 inches.
- Keywords: ecosystems, climate, disturbance
- Abstract:
- The ecological memory of forested ecosystems to extreme climatic events is not adequately captured by theories of disturbance and vegetation models; the common scales of ecological research are spatially too small and temporally too short to capture long-term forest development. Research that simultaneously studies ecosystems over a range of spatial and time scales improves theory. Our primary goal is to address the potential impacts of synchronous disturbance by studying the ecological memory of, climatically-induced disturbances and impacts on ecosystem structure and processes (carbon, nutrient, and water cycling) across spatiotemporal scales using observations and modeling.....
- Archives Location: Middle Room, stack 16, drawer 4
- Access: Active