Second Annual All-Scientists Meeting and Poster Symposium

Details

Date

January 19, 2000

Location

Arizona Room, Memorial Union Arizona State University

Posters

Blair, J. M., M. J. Taylor, and A. Brazel. Urban climate change: defining the magnitude of islands and oases.

Bolin, R., E. Hackett, D. Pijawka, E. Sadalla, D. Brewer, E. Matranga, and D. Sicotte. Environmental equity in a Sunbelt city.

Clark, K. B., G. D. Jenerette, and J. J. Rango. Heterogeneous urban landscape structural effects on desert remnant bird species assemblages in Phoenix, Arizona.

Compton, F., J. Hunter, and M. Sommerfeld. Urban lakes – relationships between source water, lake age, water chemistry, and biota. (pdf)

Cousins, J. R., and J. C. Stutz. Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungal species composition, richness, and abundance in the Phoenix metropolitan area.

Edmonds, J., D. Hope, and N. Grimm. Spatial and temporal trends in surface waters moving through the Phoenix metropolitan area.

Elser, M. M. and S. Williams. K-12 student contributions to the CAP LTER project. (pdf)

Fergason, K. C., J R. Arrowsmith, and J. A. Tyburczy. Changes of groundwater elevation associated with Tempe Town Lake .

Gries, C., W. Zhu, D. Hope, and S. Carroll. CAP LTER ‘survey 200′ update: first experiences and preliminary results.

Grove, J. M., S. Pickett, and W. R. Burch, Jr. The Baltimore Ecosystem Study: a patch dynamics approach to the study of urban ecological systems.

Honker, A. M. Choices and consequences: an overview of Salt River flooding, 1891-present. (pdf)

Hope, D., J. Anderson, N. B. Grimm, and S. Boone. Atmospheric deposition across the CAP ecosystem: some preliminary findings. (pdf)

Luck, M., G. D. Jenerette, and N. B. Grimm. Scales of urban ecological interaction.

Martin, C. A., J. C. Blank, K. A. Peterson, and L. B. Stabler. Urban land use affects landscape microclimate and CO₂ concentration.

Martin, C. A., J. C. Blank, and L. B. Stabler. A comparison of microclimate in residential landscapes.

Matranga, E., R. Bolin, D. Brewer, E. Hackett, D. Pijawka, and E. Sadalla. Technological hazards in the Southwest: Environmental equity and the demographics of risk.

McCartney, P. E. Building a network of environmental data resources for central Arizona.

McIntyre, N. E. and M. E. Hostetler. Effects of urban land use on Hymenopteran pollinator community structure in a desert metropolis. (pdf)

McIntyre, N. E., J. Rango, W. Fagan, and S. Faeth. Ground arthropod community structure in a heterogeneous urban environment. (pdf)

Mueller, E. C. and Tad A. Day. Effects of urban ground cover on microclimate and landscape plant performance.

Nelson, A. and S. Harlan. Labor market dynamics in a postindustrial city: A spatial and sectoral analysis of employment changes in the Phoenix MSA. (pdf)

Nelson, A., S. Harlan, T. Hogan, T. Rex, E. Hackett, R. Bolin, E. Sadalla, D. Pijawka, E. Burns, and A. Kirby. Phoenix area social survey. (pdf)

Peterson, K. A. and C. A. Martin. Construction of a questionnaire to examine the effects of socioeconomic factors on residential landscape plant preferences in communities with and without homeowners associations.

Peterson, K. ., L. B. Stabler, and C. A. Martin. Irrigation application volumes in urban residential landscapes.

Ramirez, L., J. Wallace, K. Dryden, and T. Craig. Impact of urbanization on an insect-plant interaction: bruchid beetles on blue palo verde.

Reid, E. C., J. Hoppmann, C. S. Smith, J. Fry, and C. L. Redman. ASU CAP LTER historical land use study: Phase II.

Roach, W. J., A. Coppola, N. B. Grimm, D. Hope, G. D. Jenerette, M. Luck, and W. Zhu. Stream ecology in an urban environment: research opportunities in Indian Bend Wash, Scottsdale, Arizona.

Stabler, L. B., J. C. Blank, K. A. Peterson, and C. A. Martin.Spatial gradients of temperature and CO₂ concentration in metropolitan Phoenix.

Stabler, L. B. and C. A. Martin. Plant gas exchange in disparate land uses.

Stefanov, W. L. and P. R. Christensen. Comparison analysis of soil development on semiard hillslopes using linear deconvolution of Thermal Multispectral Scanner (TIMS) data.

Stiles, A. and S. Scheiner. Plant community responses to habitat fragmentation within the Phoenix metropolitan area.

Ward-Rainey, N., Y. Shi, and F. A. Rainey. Observing patterns of prokaryotic diversity along land use gradients of the CAP LTER.

Wu, J. Characterizing the spatial pattern of urban landscapes using a multiple scale approach: the effects of changing grain and extent.