Integrated Ecosystem Model for Alaska - Arctic LCC

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Climate change in Alaska One of the recommendations of the interagency and partnership WildREACH workshop was to develop predictive models of habitat change, including: Fire regime as a function of interactions among climate, permafrost and vegetation Anaktuvuk River Fire September 2007 Photo courtesy of Ben Jones/USGS
IEM for Alaska: Phase 1 Objectives: Conceptual model framework To develop a conceptual framework for integrating important components of an ecosystem model for Alaska including: fire, vegetation succession, permafrost dynamics and hydrology Coupling exercises To conduct initial static coupling exercises between some model components as a proof-of-concept for this approach Deliverables: Data streams & spatial layers Produce and deliver data streams and spatial layers to be made available to the broader research and management communities for use in their research efforts
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