Poster presenations will be rendered as a pdf document. You will need to install Adobe Acrobat if it is not already installed on your PC. To download Adobe Acrobat click on the Reader icon . Use the zoom tool in Adobe Acrobat Reader to draw around items you want to to view more closely. You can also use your page icon options to change zoom levels.   Monochamus Spp. (Coleoptera: Cerambycidae) As Primary Colonizers Of Live Jack Pines (Pinus Banksiana)   K.J.K. Gandhi 1 , D.W. Gilmore1 , S.A. Katovich 3, W.J. Mattson 4 , & S.J. Seybold 5         Forest Health Monitoring on the Allegheny National Forest Randall S. Morin1, Andrew M. Liebhold1, Kurt Gottschalk1, Daniel Twardus2, Robert White3, and Steve Horsley4         Mapping Susceptibility and Spread Associated with Beech Bark Disease   Randall S. Morin1, Andrew M. Liebhold1, Andy Lister2, Kurt Gottschalk1, and Daniel Twardus3   Butternut (Juglans cinerea L.) Distribution for Estimating Butternut Canker Mortality Impacts and Potential Reintroduction of Resistant Trees   Randall S. Morin1, Kurt W. Gottschalk1, Michael E. Ostry2, and Andrew M. Liebhold1     Mapping Susceptibility and Spread Associated with Hemlock Woolly Adelgid   Randall S. Morin1, Andrew M. Liebhold1, Andy Lister2, Kurt Gottschalk1, and Daniel Twardus3         Softwood Dieback and Jack Pine Budworm Defoliation in Wisconsin An Analysis of Survey and Forest Inventory and Analysis (FIA) plot data   S. Dahir and J. Cummings Carlson         Butternut (Juglans cinerea L.) Distribution for Estimating Butternut Canker Mortality Impacts and Potential Reintroduction of Resistant Trees   Randall S. Morin1, Kurt W. Gottschalk1,Michael E. Ostry2, and Andrew M. Liebhold1       Accelerated measurement of Forest Inventory and Analysis plots and use of FIA plots to monitor Phytophthora ramorum   Jeremy Fried           Sources Of Error In Field Assessments Of O3 Injury In Western Yellow Pine Nancy Grulke       Impact of ground-level ozone on trees in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park A.H. Chappelka1, G.L. Somers1 and H.L. Neufeld2         Predicting Forest Dieback Using Global Climate Indicators: Is it Possible?   Allan N. D. Auclair, Warren E. Heilman         White Pine Decline Risk Assessment in Maine    William H. Livingston1, Gregory Granger1, and Clark Granger2         Mapping Susceptibility and Spread Associated with the Gypsy Moth   Randall S. Morin1, Andrew M. Liebhold1, Andy Lister2, Kurt Gottschalk1, and Daniel Twardus3         Ground Checking Aerial Survey Polygons Identified as Douglas-fir Beetle Caused Damage in Washington in 2001 and 2002   Karen L. Ripley, Jeffrey W. Moore, Robert W. Backman         A statistical tool for identifying biological threshold responses to O3 exposure or uptake   Nancy Grulke and Haiganoush Preisler         Red Oak Borer and Oak Decline in the Ozark Highlands of Missouri   R.M. Muzika, R.P. Guyette and S.L. Voelker, Department of Forestry, University of Missouri         Ozone Biomonitoring on the West Coast   Sally Campbell, Ron Wanek, Pat Temple,         Fire Risk, Swiss Needle Cast, And Douglas-fir Crown Structure In Oregon Coast Range: Progress Report   Aaron Weiskittel1, Doug Maguire1, and Alan Kanaskie2         Fire Effects Assessment Using FIA Data in the Northern and Central Rocky Mountains   D. Atkins, T.B. Jain, M.J. Wilson, R.A. O’Brien, R.W. Thier         An Alternative to the Kraft Crown Classification System   William A. Bechtold         Peach Bark Beetle: A Potential Threat to Black Cherry   Kim B. Adams, Douglas C. Allen         Juxtaposition Of Pines And Poultry: A Potential Problem For Both   E. L. Barnard1, A. N. Van Loan1, E. J. Jokela2, S. Grunwald3 and N.B. Comerford3          Indiana Hardwood Dieback and Mortality: Evaluation of the FHM National Technical Report 1996 - 1999   Stephen G. Krecik1, Philip T. Marshall1, and William D. Smith2         Beech Bark Disease: Identifying and Enriching for Resistance in the American Beech   Dr. Jennifer Koch, Dave Carey         Ozone Biomonitoring - Looking to the Future Ed Jepse, Dr. Gretchen Smith, Dan Stratton         Potential Susceptibility of Eastern Forests to Sudden Oak Death, Phytophthora ramorum   Randall S. Morin, Kurt W. Gottschalk, Andrew M. Liebhold       Combining Data from the Soil and Down Woody Material Indicators to Estimate Carbon Storage at the Regional Scale Katherine P. O’Neill1, Chris Woodall1, Michael C. Amacher 2, Geoffrey Holden1       Soil Vital Signs: A New Index for Assessing Forest Soil Health Michael C. Amacher1, Katherine P. O’Neill2           How Widespread are White Pine Health Problems in Vermont?   Barbara Burns, Kathy Decker, Dale Bergdahl           Western balsam bark beetle use of spruce-fir blowdown in Wyoming     Kurt K. Allen, Daniel F. Long, Joel D. McMillin, Jose F. Negron         White Pine Blister Rust on State Land in Washington   Daniel Omdal, Melanie Kallas Ricklefs         Monitoring White Pine Blister Rust Spread and Establishment in the Central Rocky Mountains   Jeri Lyn Harris, James T. Hoffman, Kelly F. Sullivan, Meg E. Halford, and Maria Newcomb         Large-Scale Maps of Down Forest Fuels Based on the FIA Inventory   Chris Woodall, Geoffrey Holden         A New Method for Quantifying Forest Inventory Mortality   Chris Woodall, Patricia Grambsch, Will Thomas         Red Oak Borer and Oak Decline in the Ozark Highlands of Missouri   R.M. Muzika, R.P. Guyette, S.L. Voelker         Urban Forest Health Monitoring     Matt Lake, Phil Marshall         Fire Risk, Swiss Needle Cast, And Douglas-fir Crown Structure In Oregon Coast Range: Progress Report Aaron Weiskittel1, Doug Maguire1, and Alan Kanaskie2 1         Mapping Forest Damage Due to the Southern Pine Beetle in the Daniel Boone National Forest Using Landsat Data   John K. Maingi, William M. Luhn, Daniel Boone       In-Place Assessment of Standing Trees Xiping Wang, Robert J. Ross       FHM Work Group Meeting Poster Session Abstracts       Return to FHM Poster Presentations home page