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Responsiveness of a mountain landscape to climate change: H.J. Andrews Experimental Forest Long-Term Ecological Research Program

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Start Date
1952

Contacts

Funding Agency :
USFS PNW Station
Principal Investigator :
Sherri Johnson
Co-Investigator :
OSU, USGS, EPA

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Purpose

1) to quantify spatial (microsite, hillslope, watershed, region) and temporal (daily, monthly, seasonal, decadal) variability of air temperatures and precipitation in a mountainous environment ; 2)to understand processes influencing spatial and temporal variability of precipitation and air temperature; 3) to examine how temperature and precipitation in a forested landscape are changing over time and in response to climatic changes; 4) to evaluate downscaled models of climate change and parameterize models of long term dynamics etrueploring forest and climate interactions ; 5) to examine local responses to coupled regional drivers of climate; and 6) to communcate these findings to researchers, managers, public and policy makers.

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