2010 Annual Meeting, Washington, DC Online Program

Paper Session: 1552 Coupled Human and Natural Systems (CHANS): Land-Use/-Cover/-Scape Dynamics I is scheduled on Wednesday, 4/14/10, from 2:40 PM - 4:20 PM in Washington Room 2, Marriott Exhibition Level Organizer(s): William J. McConnell - Michigan State University Thomas J. Baerwald - National Science Foundation Chair(s): Jianguo Liu Abstract(s):   2:40 PM   Author(s): *C. Michael Barton - Arizona State University Isaac Ullah - Arizona State University Gary Mayer - Southern Illinois University Hessam Sarjoughian - Arizona State University Sean Bergin - Arizona State University Alexandra Miller - Arizona State University Helena Mitasova - North Carolina State University  Abstract Title: Coupled Models for Coupled Systems: Land-Use and Landscape Dynamics in the Mediterranean 3:00 PM   Author(s): *Colin Polsky - Clark University  Abstract Title: Progress in High-Resolution Modeling of Coupled Human-Natural Systems: The Case of Suburban Boston (the PIE NSF-LTER site) 3:20 PM   Author(s): *Nicholas Jordan - University of Minnesota Kristen C. Nelson - University of Minnesota Steven Manson - University of Minnesota Rachel Brummel - University of Minnesota Kathryn Clower - University of Minnesota  Abstract Title: Developing an Eco-Social Dynamic Model for Grazing-based Dairy Production in the United States 3:40 PM   Author(s): *Mitchell Aide - University of Puerto Rico  Abstract Title: How has demographic dynamics affected patterns of landuse in Central America? 4:00 PM   Author(s): *Daniel G. Brown - University of Michigan William S. Currie - University of Michigan Joan I. Nassauer - University of Michigan Scott E. Page - University of Michigan Dawn C. Parker - University of Waterloo Rick L. Riolo - University of Michigan Derek T. Robinson - University of Michigan  Abstract Title: Coupling Land Use and Land Management Processes with Vegetation Productivity and Carbon Storage in Exurban Southeastern Michigan Session Description: temp

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