COS 148 - Fire/Fire Management 3

Presentations:

• 8:00 AM – 8:15 AM PDT

  Potential co-benefit of prescribed fire for blacklegged tick control in mid-Atlantic forests
  

  Presenting Author: Olivia Spencer – The Pennsylvania State University - Department of Geography

  Coauthor: Erica AH Smithwick – The Pennsylvania State University

  Coauthor: Erika Machtinger – The Pennsylvania State University - Department of Entomology

  Coauthor: Jesse Ray Evans – The Pennsylvania State University - Department of Entomology

  Coauthor: Jesse Kreye – The Pennsylvania State University - Department of Ecosystem Science and Management
• 8:15 AM – 8:30 AM PDT

  Multidecadal understory vegetation dynamics in a type-converted ponderosa pine forest
  

  Presenting Author: Andreas Wion – USGS

  Coauthor: Craig Allen, n/a – University of Nebraska

  Coauthor: Ellis Q. Margolis, n/a – Fort Collins Science Center

  Coauthor: Jens T. Stevens – USDA
• 8:30 AM – 8:45 AM PDT

  Estimating the influence of field inventory sampling intensity on forest landscape model performance for determining high-severity wildfire risk
  

  Presenting Author: Hagar Hecht – Spatial Informatics Group Natural Assets Lab

  Coauthor: Dan Krofcheck – Sandia National Laboratory

  Coauthor: Dennis Carril – Santa Fe National Forest

  Coauthor: Matthew Hurteau – University of New Mexico
• 8:45 AM – 9:00 AM PDT

  Multivariate analysis reveals that mountain pine beetle outbreaks significantly influenced the occurrence of large fires in British Columbia
  

  Presenting Author: Hyeyoung Woo – University of Victoria

  Coauthor: Christopher Bone – University of Victoria

  Coauthor: Khurram Nadeem – University of Guelph

  Coauthor: Stephen Taylor – Natural Resources Canada
• 9:00 AM – 9:15 AM PDT

  Interannual weather extremes drive post-fire succession more than constant experimental warming
  

  Presenting Author: Ethan M. Taber – University of Arizona

  Coauthor: Rachel M. Mitchell – University of Arizona