Climate change, altered fire regimes, fire-vegetation feedbacks, and carbon dynamics

Dates

Start Date

2006

End Date

2013

Contacts

Funding Agency :

USFS PNW Station

Principal Investigator :

Donald McKenzie

Co-Investigator :

UW CIG and School of Environmental and Forest Sciences

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Purpose

Analyze changing climate-fire dynamics in response to shifts in vegetation and water-balance deficit. Model changes in age class distributions, productivity, and carbon sequestration from altered fire regimes, including spatial patterns of carbon sequestration.

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parts	type Objectives value Analyze changing climate-fire dynamics in response to shifts in vegetation and water-balance deficit. Model changes in age class distributions, productivity, and carbon sequestration from altered fire regimes, including spatial patterns of carbon sequestration.
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US Forest Service, Pacific Northwest Station

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agendas name Northwest CSC Agenda themes name Climate Science & Modeling number 1 options name Response of Physical Systems to Climate Change number 2 options name Response of Biological Systems to Climate Change number 3 options e true c true name Vulnerability and Adaptation number 4 options name Monitoring and Observation Systems number 5 options name Data, Infrastructure, Analysis, and Modeling number 6 options name Communication of Science Findings number 7 options url http://www.doi.gov/csc/northwest/upload/NW-CSC-Science-Agenda-2012-2015.pdf