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Contact Information:
Borys M. Tkacz
FHM Program Manager
Forest Service-USDA
1621 N. Kent St.
RPE7 Rm 711
Arlington, VA 22209
Email: btkacz@fs.fed.us
Phone: (703) 605-5343
Fax: (703) 605-5353
Bruce D. Moltzan
(Acting)FHM Program Manager
Forest Service-USDA
1621 N. Kent St.
RPE7 Rm 711
Arlington, VA 22209
Email: bmoltzan@fs.fed.us
Phone: (703) 605-5336
Fax: (703) 605-5353
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2011 FHM Poster Presentations |
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The 2011 FHM Poster Presentations are available for download in Adobe Acrobat PDF format.
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Bark Beetle Outbreaks in ponderosa pine and Douglas-fir forests: Implications for fuels, fire, and management under different climate scenarios
Carolyn Sieg, Joel McMillin, KurtAllen, Chad Hoffman |
 1.5 MB |
Down Woody Materials: Simple Mass Estimation from a Complex Forest Service Database
David C. Chojnacky and Stephen P. Prisley |
1 MB |
Preserving the past for the future: capturing forest insect and disease gray literature
Elizabeth A. Willhite, Carol A. Ayer, Sally A. Dumphy |
2.5 MB |
Development of a monitoring program to better understand the ecological impacts of wildfire under warmer, dryer conditions on a potentially major forest defoliator
Ryan P. Hanavan, Christian Hoffman, and Richard W. Hofstetter |
1.4 MB |
Fuel and fire behavior in bark beetle-affected high elevation five needle pines
Michael Jenkins and Chelsea Toone |
892 KB |
Fuel Dynamics in Southern Pine Beetle Killed Stands and Its Implication to Fire Behavior
Jennifer Evans, G. Geoff Wang, and Thomas A. Waldrop |
1.12 MB |
Monitoring white pine blister rust in the Southwest
Chris Looney, Kristen Waring, and Mary Lou Fairweather |
2.6 MB |
Post-Invasion Forests: Composition and Structure Following Invasive Species Establishment
Melanie M. Sprinkle and Lynne K. Rieske-Kinney |
1 MB |
Predicting mountain pine beetle (Dendroctonus ponderosae)attack and delayed tree mortality in fire-injured lodgepole (Pinus contorta)and ponderosa (P. ponderosa)pines
Andrew Lerch, Barbara Bentz, Darren Blackford, Andrew Thurman, Kenneth Raffa |
498 KB |
Quantifying the Short-and Long-term Impacts of Mountain Pine Beetle Outbreaks on Forest Fuels and Other Stand Attributes in the Intermountain West
Christopher J. Fettig, Stephen R. McKelvey, A. Steven Munson, Kenneth E. Gibson, Carl L. Jorgensen, Jose F. Negrón, and Brytten E. Steed |
1.6 MB |
Rapid Aspen Decline on the Southwestern Edge of its Range
T. J. Zegler, M. M. Moore, K.B. Ireland, M. L. Fairweather, and P. Z. Fulé |
852 KB |
Spread of Laurel Wilt Across Georgia
Scott Cameron, Chip Bates, James Johnson |
3.72 MB |
Sugar Maple Dieback Evaluation in the Upper Great Lakes Region
Tara L. Bal, Andrew J. Storer, Dana L. Richter, Martin F. Jurgensen, and Michael C. Amacher |
3.25 MB |
The influence of mountain pine beetle outbreaks on carbon and nitrogen cycling in lodgepole pine ecosystems
E. Matthew Hansen, Michael C. Amacher, Michael A. White, Helga Van Miegroet, James N. Long, Michael G. Ryan |
1 MB |
California Historic Forest Insect and Disease Database: Part 2
Zhanfeng Liu, Lisa Fischer and Susan Frankel |
605 KB |
How Well Do Aerial Detection Survey Maps Capture Mortality on the Ground Part 2: Are CVS plots a suitable tool to directly field check the spatial ADS cumulative mortality estimates?
Helen Maffei, Garrett Meigs, Robert Kennedy and Michael Simpson |
3.5 MB |
The Pest Trend Impact Plots Network: Putting the data to work
Heather Mehl, Susan Frankel, Sylvia Mori, David Rizzo, Judy Adams |
2 MB |
Assessing the impacts of an invasive thrips (Klambothrips myopori)infestation on native Myoporum in Hawaii
Cynthia King and Robert Hauff, Leyla Kaufman and Mark Wright |
1.5 MB |
Monitoring Mountain Pine Beetle Life Cycle Timing and Phloem Temperatures at Multiple Elevations and Latitudes in California
Barbara Bentz, Jim Vandygriff, Tom Coleman, Joan Dunlap, Amanda Garcia, Camille Jensen, Patricia Maloney and Sheri Smith |
1.3 MB |
How Climate Shapes Yellow-cedar in Alaska: Use of Inventory Plots to Evaluate Broad-Scale Occurrence, Cedar Decline, and Migration
Paul Hennon, FHPJohn Caouette, ConservancyDustin Wittwer and Colin Shanley |
1 MB |
The role of disease and insects in the widespread mortality of thin-leaf alder throughout Alaska
Kruse, J., Winton, L., Adams, G., Zogas, K., Swenson, S., and N. Lisuzzo |
773 KB |
Assessing post-fire tree survival in Oregon and Washington
R. A. Progar, L.Ganio,D. Scott, C. Schmitt, L. Spiegel, B. Hostetler, B. Wilhite, A. Eglitis, K. Chadwick, C. Mehmel, D. Goheen, S. Acker, A. Blum |
1.4 MB |
Using LandTrendr remote sensing to monitor insect effects on tree mortality and surface fuels in Oregon forests
Robert E. Kennedy, Garrett W. Meigs, Warren B. Cohen |
2 MB |
Monitoring oak health and decline before and after infestation by the goldspotted oak borer (GSOB), Agrilus auroguttatus
Tom W. Coleman, Nancy E. Grulke, and Steven J. Seybold |
1.3 MB |
Evaluating aspen damage and decline in the Pacific Northwest
Robbie W. Flowers & Glenn R. Kohler |
1.7 MB |
Evaluating Riparian Alder (Alnusspp.) Ecosystems in Western Oregon for the Presence of the Alder Phytophthora (Phytophthora alni Brasier& S.A. Kirk)
Alan Kanaskie, Ellen Goheen, Everett Hansen, Laura Sims, Wendy Sutton,Jon Laine, Michael Thompson |
4 MB |
Phytophthora ramorum Detection and Monitoring in Western Washington Waterways, 2010
Daniel Omdal and Amy Ramsey-Kroll |
5 MB |
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