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2009 BES Annual Meeting Presentation and Poster Abstracts Section 1: Presentations
100 years of forest cover change in the urbanizing
Gwynns Falls watershed, Baltimore, Maryland: spatial
and temporal dynamics
A study and comparison of urban natural resource
stewardship networks in Seattle, WA and Baltimore, MD
A visualization tool to explore spatio-temporal
relationships in soil sensor data
An Analysis of Stream Monitoring in the Chesapeake Bay
Watershed: An Opportunity for the Baltimore Ecosystem
Study to Partner with Chesapeake Bay Restoration
Assessing the Impact of the Urban Tree Canopy on
Streamflow Response: An Extension of Physically Based
Hydrologic Modeling to the Suburban Landscape
Bringing indigenous biodiversity back into New
Zealand cities
Building teachers' environmental science literacy and
their capacity to foster it in their students
Communicating your research visually to the wired world
From Green to Black and Back: Asphalt Removal in Baltimore.
Humane Metropolis Baltimore
Indigenous and Scientific Water Management: Fusing
Research on Urban Headwater Transformations in
Northern Thailand and Metropolitan Baltimore
Inflow and Transient Storage in Urban Streams: One More
Reason to Protect Riparian Forests
Integrating Real-Time Sensor Networks, Data
Assimilation, and Predictive Modeling to Quantify the
Urban Water Cycle
Methane uptake in urban forests and grasslands
Model-based rating curves for the expanded Gwynns Falls
streamflow monitoring network
Organic Matter and Emerging Contaminants Along an Urban
River Continuum
Parks & People, BES and Urban Resources Initiative
(URI): 20 years of Linking Communities, Educators and
Researcher in Baltimore City
Permanent Plot Results (Baltimore and Baltimore
County) and Spatial Modeling
Road deicers and gray treefrogs: Unexpected
interactions in pond food webs
Role of Future Climate-induced Changes in Biogenic
Emissions in Predictions of Future Ozone and Aerosols
Simulating the effects of green infrastructure
investment in Watershed 263
Terry Loecke
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and Baltimore City
Gwynns Falls Feasibility Study' Projects – 2009
Progress Report
Urban stream continuums and gutter subsidies: the
effects of engineered “urban karst” on organic matter
and lotic ecology.
Section 2: Posters
A comparison of three models describing the spatial
distribution of lead in urban residential soils of
Baltimore, Maryland
Baltimore Partnership for Environmental Science Literacy
Carbon, water, and heat fluxes in relation to
footprints of an eddy-covariance tower in a
heterogeneous suburban landscape near Baltimore,
Maryland
Characterization of Vegetation-Shallow Groundwater
Interactions Along an Urban Riparian Corridor
Considerations for analyzing ecological responses to
anthropogenic disturbance gradients: a case for
Threshold Indicator Taxa Analysis (TITAN)
Coupled Human, Spatial and Metacommunity Processes:
Linking Ecological Theory to Restoration Success in
Urban Ecosystems
Dissolved Organic Carbon in Streams: The effect of
hydrologic state and stormwater runoff on
concentrations and fluxes along an urban stream continuum
Effects of long term sewage outfall disturbance on
water quality and macroinvertebrate communities in the
lower Jones Falls, Baltimore, MD: preliminary results
Indigenous and Scientific Water Management: Fusing
Research on Urban Headwater Transformations in
Northern Thailand and Metropolitan Baltimore
Influence of Smart Growth Policy on Sewerage in the
Baltimore-Metropolitan Area
Local Scale Carbon Budgets and Mitigation Opportunities
for the Northeastern United States
Lots of Opportunities: Managment of Vacant Lots as a
Socio-ecological System
Modeling the spatial and temporal dynamics of nitrogen
retention to assess bundled ecosystem services
Sensor Technology Application: Measuring Soil CO2
Efflux
Simulation on lawn N fertilization using socioeconomic
data in household level in Baltimore city and county,
Maryland
SOURCES AND TRANSFORMATIONS OF NITROGEN, CARBON, AND
PHOSPHORUS IN THE POTOMAC RIVER ESTUARY
Spatial and temporal variability of soil temperature
in Cub Hill Baltimore, MD
The effects of urban infrastructure on stream health in
the Gwynns Falls, Baltimore MD
The socio-ecology of dying trees: cavity nesting birds,
hazard trees, and declining urban forest canopies
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