2010 Annual Meeting, Washington, DC Online Program

Paper Session: 2251 Coupled Human and Natural Systems (CHANS): Indigenous/Subsistence & Methods is scheduled on Thursday, 4/15/10, from 10:00 AM - 11:40 AM in Washington Room 1, Marriott Exhibition Level Organizer(s): William J. McConnell - Michigan State University Thomas J. Baerwald - National Science Foundation Chair(s): Jianguo Liu Abstract(s):   10:00 AM   Author(s): *Daniel B. Kramer, Ph.D. - Michigan State University Gerald Urquhart, Ph.D. - Michigan State University  Abstract Title: Spatial and temporal dimensions of socioeconomic and environmental change along Nicaragua's Caribbean Coast 10:20 AM   Author(s): *Oskar Burger - Stanford University Jose MV Fragoso - Stanford University Jerome Chave - Laboratoire Evolution et Diversite´ Biologique, CNRS - Université Paul Sabatier  Abstract Title: A Modeling Family Tree: The Abundance and Distribution of Modeling Approaches in the CHANS Community. 10:40 AM   Author(s): *Jeffrey Luzar - State University of New York - College of Environmental Science and Forestry Jose Fragoso - Stanford University Kirsten Silvius - Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation Jane Read - Syracuse University Luiz Flamarion De Oliveira - Museu Nacional, Brasil Sean Giery - Florida International University Oskar Burger - Stanford University  Abstract Title: Feedbacks in a Tropical Coupled Human-Natural System of the Amazon Basin 11:00 AM   Author(s): *Matthew L Clark, PhD - Sonoma State University T. Mitchell Aide, PhD - University of Puerto Rico - Rio Piedras Ricardo H Grau, PhD - CONICET, Instituto de Ecología Regional, Universidad Nacional de Tucumán, Argentina  Abstract Title: Options for mapping recent land-cover change at continental scales using satellite data products 11:20 AM   Author(s): *Anne Chin - University of Oregon Mary R English - University of Tennessee Carol P. Harden - University of Tennessee Maria C. Lemos - University of Michigan Ellen E. Wohl - Colorado State University  Abstract Title: Exploring social-ecological-geomorphological systems: toward integrated human-landscapes Session Description: temp

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