National Forest Health Monitoring

2008 FHM Poster Presentations

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1. A Special Survey for a New Rust Disease (Puccinia psidii) on Myrtaceae in Hawaii
   Robert Hauff, Anne Marie LaRosa, Janice Uchida, Robert Anderson, and Chris Kadooka
2. An Assessment of Hawaiian Dry Forest Condition with Fine Resolution Remote Sensing
   Rodolfo Martinez Morales, Tomoaki Miura and Travis Idol
3. Assessment and Etiology of Hickory Decline—Preliminary Results
   Jennifer Juzwik¹, Stacey Olszewski¹, Ji-Hyun Park², Greg Reynolds¹, Linda Haugen³
4. Assessing aspen regeneration in East-Central Arizona
   ¹Chris Hayes¹, Tom DeGomez¹, MaryLou Fairweather², and Brian Geils³
5. Assessment of aspen leaf miner (Phyllocnistis populiella Chambers) distribution in Alaska using satellite imagery
   John E. Lundquist¹, Robin M. Reich⁵, James Kruse², Dustin Wittwer³, and Eric Johnson⁴
   
6. Assessment of Decline and Contributing Diseases in White Ash Stands in Michigan
   G. C. Adams and M. Catal, A. J. Storer, J. O’Brien, M. Mielke, R. Mech
7. Black Ash Decline in Northern Minnesota: Preliminary Results
   Brian Palik¹, Mike Ostry¹, Rob Venette¹, Ebrahim Abdella²
8. Bugs & Burns: Effects of Fire on Ponderosa Pine Mortality and Bark Beetles
   Chris Hayes¹, Tom DeGomez¹, Tom Kolb³, and John Anhold¹
9. Contribution of Landscape Level Bark Beetle Outbreaks to Fuel Loading and Fire Behavior in Ponderosa Pine Forests of the Southwest
   Joel McMillin1, Chad Hoffman2, Carolyn Sieg3, Pete Fulé4
10. Deterioration of Fire-Killed Trees in the Rocky Mountain Region
    Don Martinez ¹, Gerald Ryszka1¹, Jim Worrall^2, Leanne Egeland², Tom Eager², and Roy Mask²
11. Ecological Impacts of Invasive Species After Fire
    Leigh Dawson
12. Effects of Western Spruce Budworm Defoliation on the Northern Spotted Owl and Its Habitat in Southcentral Washington: Interim Project Report 3
    Elizabeth A. Willhite, Jim Ellenwood, Vernon Thomas
13. Estimating Snag Densities and Down Wood Using Aerial Survey Data
    Keith Sprenge ¹, Julie Johnson², Bruce Hostetler³ Kim Mellen-McLean⁴, Beth Willhite⁵
14. Estimating the Cost of Gypsy Moth Sex in the City
    Mark Ambrose¹, Kevin Bigsby¹, Simone Bauch¹, Yun Wu¹, Erin Sills¹,², Patrick Tobin³
15. Exploring the use of geographically weighted regression in forest health assessments
    Charles H. (Hobie) Perry¹, Randall S. Morin¹, Christopher W. Woodall¹, and James R. Steinman¹
16. Extent and Severity of Balsam Woolly Adelgid (Adelges piceae (Ratzeburg)) Damage to Eastside Washington and Oregon Forests
    Lia Spiegel¹, Kris Chadwick², Connie Mehmel³
17. Field observations of northern white-cedar (Thuja occidentalis) crown dieback in Maine and Michigan
    KaDonna Randolph¹, Bill Ostrofsky², Jim Steinman³, Manfred Mielke³, and William Bechtold¹
    
18. First Finding of Phytophthora alni subspecies uniformis in North America
    G. C. Adams, M. Catal, L. Trummer
19. Geographic surveillance of plot-level forest health indicators
    John W. Coulston, KaDonna C. Randolph, Anita K. Rose, William A. Bechtold
20. Indicating Climate in the Western Pacific Northwest with the Forest Inventory and Analysis Lichen Communities Indicator
    Sarah Jovan, Linda Geiser, Peter Neitlich
21. Modeling Fire Spread and Intensity Across Bark Beetle-Affected Landscapes
    Michael J. Jenkins, Ph.D., Wesley G. Page, Elizabeth G. Hebertson, Ph.D
22. Monitoring Limber Pine Health in the Rocky Mountains
    Jim Blodgett¹, Kelly Burns¹, Brian Howell¹, and Marcus Jackson²
23. Monitoring Phytophthora ramorum in Western Washington Waterways
    Dan Omdal, Amy Ramsey
24. Monitoring the Condition of Aspen in the Northern and Intermountain Regions
    James T. Hoffman¹, John C. Guyon II¹, and Brytten Steed²
25. Monitoring Whitebark Pine, Blister Rust and Fuels in the Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness Area
    Lauren Fins^1, and Ben Hoppus², Jim Akenson and Holly Akenson³
26. Monitoring Whitebark Pine in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem
    Robert Bennetts², Jody Canfield¹, Steve Cherry³, Gregg A. DeNitto¹, Cathie Jean², Daniel P. Reinhart², Charles C. Schwartz⁴, Erin K. Shanahan²
    
27. Phenology of Net Ecosystem Exchange: A Simple Estimation Method
    Mark Losleben¹, Geoff Henebry²
28. Refined Distribution Map and Identification of Healthy Larch (Larix laricina) Stands in Alaska: Year 2 results
    Roger E. Burnside ¹, Hans Buchholdt ¹ , Robert A. Ott ², James Kruse ³, and Dustin Wittwer⁴
29. Regional drought and oak decline/mortality trends in the Ozark Highlands of Arkansas and Missouri
    Zhaofei Fan,Xiuli Fan, Hong He, Martin A. Spetich, Stephen R. Shifley, W. Keith Moser
30. Spatio-temporal analysis of redbay ambrosia beetle invasion in the southeastern U.S.
    Frank H. Koch, William D. Smith
31. Sudden aspen decline in southwest Colorado
    Jim Worrall, Roy Mask, Tom Eager, Leanne Egeland, Wayne Shepperd
32. Survival analysis of declining black and scarlet oaks in the Ozark Highlands, Missouri
    Zhaofei Fan, Xiuli Fan,  Stephen R. Shifley, John M. Kabrick, Martin A. Spetich, Randy G. Jensen
33. The Effects of Silvicultural Manipulations On Spruce Beetle Populations
    Tom Eager, Roy Mask
34. The Evolutionary History of Forest Tree Communities: A New Tool for Assessing Forest Health
    Kevin M. Potter, Frank H. Koch
35. The USA National Phenology Network: Phenology As An Integrative Science For Assessment Of Global Change Impacts
    Jake F. Weltzin, Mark Losleben
36. Use of Forest Inventory & Analysis plot data to document the decline in the number of dogwood trees from 1984 to 2004
    William E. Jones¹, William D. Smith², Daniel B. Twardus³, Edwin K. Yockey¹
37. Vegetation Data: How much is enough?
    B.K. Schulz, R.L. DeVelice
38. Yellow-Cedar Decline: Evaluating Key Landscape Features of a Climate-Induced Forest Decline
    Dustin Wittwer