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the ways in which the composition, physical structure, and phenology of Arctic vegetation are changing in response to climate change (Project websites: NASA: Forest-Tundra Ecotone, and, NASA: LiDAR and tundra shrubs)
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how these changes impact resident and migratory animals and in turn how animals mediate climate-induced change in the region (Project websites: NSF: TeamBird, NASA: Animals on the Move, and NSF: TeamVole)
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how near and remote-sensing techniques can be used to study dynamics in ecological form and function (see above projects)
Lamont Associate Research Professor
Earth and Environmental Sciences
Biology and Paleo Environment
Lecturer
Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory
128B Marine Biology
61 Route 9W - PO Box 1000
Palisades
NY
10964-8000
US
Phone:
(845) 365-8480
Fax:
(845) 365-8150
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The main goals of my research are to better understand:
Educational Activities:
EESC G9500 Arctic Tundra & Climate Change (Fall 2011)
EESC V2300 Earth's Environmental System: Life Systems (Spring 2012/2015/2016/2017)
EESC W3901 Environmental Science Senior Research Seminar (2012/2013))
EESC G9500 Plant Physiology & Ecology (2012/2013/2016)
Lamont/DEES Student List:
Victoria Diaz-Bonilla (former Senior Thesis student, DEES)
Elizabeth Tupper (former Senior Thesis student, Barnard College)
Adam Formica (former Senior Thesis student, DEES)
Lacey-Harris-Cobie (former Senior Thesis student, E3B)
Case Prager (former PhD Student, E3B)
Jess Gersony (former Senior Thesis student, E3B)
Rebecca Gibson (former Senior Thesis student, E3B)
Johanna Jensen (current PhD Student, E3B)
Shailee Shah (current PhD Student, E3B)
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