Permafrost and Hydrology
Organized by Ted Schuur and Jay Jones.
Pike's Waterfront Lodge - Fairbanks, Alaska
February 15, 2013
Friday, February 15, 2013
8:00
Continental Breakfast
8:30
Jay Jones and Ted Schuur -
Symposium overview and goals
8:50
Vladimir Romanovsky - Permafrost and fire
9:10
Ted Schuur - Permafrost thaw and upland ecosystem functioning
9:30
Merritt Turetsky - Permafrost thaw and wetland ecosystem functioning
9:50
Jay Jones - Permafrost, watersheds, and streams
10:10
Coffee
10:30
Bob Bolton - Hydrologic research in the CPCRW
10:45
Tamara Harms - Land-water interactions and nitrogen cycling
11:00
Anna Liljedahl - Hydrologic research in interior Alaska and beyond
11:15
Tom Douglas - Seasonal controls on biogeochemopermafrosto dynamics in rivers of Alaska
11:30
Jen Harden - Carbon in permafrost landscapes: what's down with the underground
12:00
Lunch Provided by Pikes
1:30
Ted Schuur - Overview of afternoon breakout session
1:45
Break out groups
Consequences of changing permafrost and hydrology
Integration of permafrost and hydrologic research
3:15
Coffee
3:45
Break-out group reports and suggestions for monthly meetings
5:00
Poster session
6:30
Dinner
Saturday, February 16, 2013
8:30
Continental Breakfast
9:00
Jamie Hollingsworth - State of Site Management at BNZ LTER
9:20
Jason Downing - State of Data Management at BNZ LTER
9:40
Christa Mulder - Citizen Science Program
Elena Sparrow - Education and Outreach
10:00
Gary Kofinas - Social-Ecological Dynamics
10:20
Coffee Break
10:30
Jay Jones - Update on NEON
10:40
Alison York - Alaska Fire Science Consortium
11:00 April Melvin and Helene Genet -
Indicators of State Change and Forecasting Future Vulnerability
11:15
Roger Ruess - Site visit planning and discussion
12:00
Lunch
1:00
Roger Ruess - Update on the New Site Network
1:30
Jay Jones - Overview of afternoon breakout session
Turetsky Group
Johnstone/Chapin Group
Juday Group
1:45
Break out groups
3:15
Coffee
3:45
Break-out group reports and suggestions for monthly meetings
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