2012 CREST Annual Report - Alabama A&M University

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Name: Cox, KaysieWorked for more than 160 Hours:YesAnnual Report: 1036600Contribution to Project:Ms. Cox worked as a research team member on a project investigating the effects of forest management on amphibian breedingsuccess in northern Alabama in collaboration with the Southern Research Station - USDA Forest Service. She conductedamphibian surveys and assisted with collecting habitat and other related research data. Other tasks that she performed were:entered data into a computer database; developed GIS and remote sensing data layers; interacted with USDA Forest Service andother landowners; and completed other responsibilities assigned by team leader or supervisor.Name: Vinci, JohnWorked for more than 160 Hours:YesContribution to Project:Mr. Vinci worked as a research team member on a project investigating the effects of forest management on bird communities inJackson County, northern Alabama. He conducted bird surveys, bird nest searches, and monitored nests for success rate. Heassisted with collecting habitat and other related research data. Other tasks that he performed were: entered data into a computerdatabase; developed GIS and remote sensing data layers; interacted with USDA Forest Service and other landowners; andcompleted other responsibilities assigned by team leader or supervisor.Name: Brinkman, LeslieWorked for more than 160 Hours:YesContribution to Project:Ms. Brinkman worked as a research team member on a project investigating the effects of forest management on bird communitiesin Jackson County, northern Alabama. She conducted bird surveys, bird nest searches, and monitored nests for success rate. Sheassisted with collecting habitat and other related research data. Other tasks that she performed were: entered data into a computerdatabase; developed GIS and remote sensing data layers; interacted with USDA Forest Service and other landowners; andcompleted other responsibilities assigned by team leader or supervisor.Name: Burdick, CarolineWorked for more than 160 Hours:YesContribution to Project:Ms. Burdick worked as a research team member on a project investigating the effects of forest management on herpetofaunal andsmall mammal communities in southern Tennessee in collaboration with the Southern Research Station - USDA Forest Service.She conducted herpetofaunal and small mammal surveys and assisted with collecting habitat and other related research data. Othertasks that she performed were: entered data into a computer database; developed GIS and remote sensing data layers; interactedwith USDA Forest Service and other landowners; and completed other responsibilities assigned by team leader or supervisor.Name: Ohanlon, BradleyWorked for more than 160 Hours:YesContribution to Project:Mr. Ohanlon worked as a research team member on a project investigating the effects of forest management on herpetofaunal andsmall mammal communities in southern Tennessee in collaboration with the Southern Research Station - USDA Forest Service.He conducted herpetofaunal and small mammal surveys and assisted with collecting habitat and other related research data. Othertasks that he performed were: entered data into a computer database; developed GIS and remote sensing data layers; interactedwith USDA Forest Service and other landowners; and completed other responsibilities assigned by team leader or supervisor.Name: Wang, YongWorked for more than 160 Hours:YesContribution to Project:Dr. Wang traveled to China as an AAMU delegate with the NIFA-funded group, whose purpose was to strengthen ties with Nanjing Forestry University, and establish a long-term research and exchange relationship. Dr. Wang is PI on the NIFA grant that has provided funding to build this relationship. He organized the visit, along with the Chinese hosts at NFU.Name: Tadesse, WubishetWorked for more than 160 Hours:YesPage 28 of 73
Annual Report: 1036600Contribution to Project:Dr. Tadesse traveled to China as an AAMU delegate with the NIFA-funded group, whose purpose was to strengthen ties with Nanjing Forestry University, and establish a long-term research and exchange relationship. While there, he represented AAMU and experienced Chinese culture.Name: Chen, XiongwenWorked for more than 160 Hours:YesContribution to Project:Dr. Chen traveled to China as an AAMU delegate with the NIFA-funded group, whose purpose was to strengthen ties with Nanjing Forestry University, and establish a long-term research and exchange relationship. While there, he represented AAMU and experienced Chinese culture.Name: Mankolo, RegineWorked for more than 160 Hours:YesContribution to Project:Dr. Mankolo traveled to China as an AAMU delegate with the NIFA-funded group, whose purpose was to strengthen ties with Nanjing Forestry University, and establish a long-term research and exchange relationship. While there, she represented AAMU and experienced Chinese culture.Name: Washington, DouglasWorked for more than 160 Hours:YesContribution to Project:Mr. Washington traveled to China as an AAMU delegate with the NIFA-funded group, whose purpose was to strengthen ties with Nanjing Forestry University, and establish a long-term research and exchange relationship. While there, he represented AAMU and experienced Chinese culture. He his currently pursuing his master's degree.Name: Whitaker, StephaineWorked for more than 160 Hours:YesContribution to Project:Ms. Whitaker traveled to China as an AAMU delegate with the NIFA-funded group, whose purpose was to strengthen ties with Nanjing Forestry University, and establish a long-term research and exchange relationship. While there, she represented AAMU and experienced Chinese culture. She recently graduated in May 2012 with her master's degree.Name: Roberts, KathyWorked for more than 160 Hours:YesContribution to Project:Ms. Roberts traveled to China as an AAMU delegate with the NIFA-funded group, whose purpose was to strengthen ties with Nanjing Forestry University, and establish a long-term research and exchange relationship. While there, she represented AAMU and experienced Chinese culture. She is currently pursuing her Phd.Name: Messenger, KevinWorked for more than 160 Hours:YesContribution to Project:Mr. Messenger traveled to China as an AAMU delegate with the NIFA-funded group, whose purpose was to strengthen ties with Nanjing Forestry University, and establish a long-term research and exchange relationship. While there, he represented AAMU and experienced Chinese culture. He is currently pursuing is Phd.Name: Gresham, StefanieWorked for more than 160 Hours:Contribution to Project:YesPage 29 of 73
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Page 74 and 75: RESEARCH FINDINGS 2012The Center fo
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1.2 Herpetofaunal and Small Mammal
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3. Determine the change of territor
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1000 bp500 bp200 bpWe examined cros
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Bush honeysuckle. After two growing
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Royal paulownia. The mortality data
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2. Relationship between forest dive
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3. Determine the effects of urban a
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800NH 4+ -N Released (ug g-1 )60040
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Table 5. Microbial indices at treat
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0.60-10 cmB 0T 0 - No burn, No thin
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effect on significantly changing th
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Findings to be presented in year 3
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1. Extend the land cover change geo
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ates and type II errors, suggesting
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suggested between two to four times
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1. Poster presentation (Emily Summe
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6. Poster presentation (Douglas Was
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Attendees from AAMU and affiliates:
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This was done both when the stand w
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wildlife response to various distur
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Purdue University to use as a contr
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as a threat to biodiversity of impe
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changes in the riparian and aquatic
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phosphatases and phytase were deter
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Figure 2. Schematic diagram of the
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Eddy Covariance System SensorsSonic
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Plot scale 3-D visualization with a
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2. Determine the effects of landown
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This objective is scheduled to be a
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Alabama A&M University China Exchan
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External Advisory Board MeetingThe
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updates and feedback. There were tw
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