2017 All Scientists Meeting
Portland, OR, January 27-28, 2017
| Agenda | Poster Abstracts |
| Ed Rastetter |
The Arctic LTER 2017-2023 | |
| Hank Loescher |
NEON at Toolik | |
| John Walsh |
Toolik in the broader picture of Arctic change | |
| Eugenie Euskirchen |
Linking models to explore the impacts of ecosystem change in Alaska and northwest Canada | |
| Tracie Curry |
Visual tools for shared understanding in transdisciplinary knowledge processes | |
| John Elliott |
Space Physics, Aeronomy and Toolik Field Station: What we do, why we do it, and why TFS | |
| Daniel Obrist |
Trace gas dynamics of gaseous mercury, CO2, and CH4 between soils, snowpack and the atmosphere in the Alaskan tundra | |
| Yo Chin |
It’s more than climate change: the fate of persistent organic pollutants in the Arctic | |
| Beth Neilson |
Connecting hillslope and riparian processes to arctic stream and river responses (no recording available) | |
| Lee Vierling |
Reflecting on Toolik: recent advances and new opportunities for understanding Arctic ecology using remotely sensed data (no recording available) | |
| John Wingfield |
Living in the arctic spring: physiological and behavioral responses to extreme events and unpredictability | |
| Jennie McLaren |
Broadening perspectives on controls over carbon and nutrient cycling | |
| Josh Schimel |
Organic nitrogen uptake by tundra plants | |
| Matt Wallenstein |
Controls on the fate of new carbon inputs to tundra soils | |
| Vladimir Romanovsky |
Modeling permafrost characteristics with very high spatial resolution | |
| Margareta Johansson |
INTERACT goes viral: an advanced community steps into a global role |