2012 CREST Annual Report - Alabama A&M University

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Annual Report: 1036600Alabama Cooperative Extension SystemOld Dominion UniversitySub-project II.Kansas State University - ARC HaysSub-project II.Office of Surface MiningSub-project III. Funded research related to landscape disturbance and invasive species.Canterbury UniversitySub-project III. Dawn Lemke is currently working on her PhD through the Canterbury University. Her advisor, Dr. Jennifer Brown, co-author papers with Ms. Lemke and others from AAMU.Lincoln UniversitySub-project III. Researchers from Lincoln University co-author papers with personnel from AAMU, affiliated with CFEA.Purdue UniversitySub-projects I, II, and III. Collaborations with NSF funded Soundscape Ecology Research Projects; and co-author on paper(s).USDA-FS Northern Research StationSub-projects I, II, and III. Co-author on paper(s), primarily with Dr. Callie Schweitzer, with all three sub-projects.Stevenson Land CompanySub-projects I, II, and III. Co-author on paper(s).University of Tennessee KnoxvilleSub-projects I, II, and III. Co-author on paper(s).University of GuyanaUG provided the time, space, and opportunity for AAMU faculty to be involved in tropical forest and biodiversity studies.Conservation International - GuyanaSub-project III. CIG provided support for AAMU staff involved with field-based training of students in Guyana and Suriname.Anton de Kom University, Suriname (AdK)AdK provided space and personnel for training in field based ecological research.University of FloridaSub-project III. UF provided staff and graduate student in training course in Suriname.Page 38 of 73
Annual Report: 1036600Guyana Shield InitiativeSub-project III. GSI provides support for AAMU faculty to participate in Guyana Shild dialogue.Kentucky State UniversitySub-project III. co-author papers.University of KentuckySub-projects I, II, and III. Co-author on paper(s).West Texas A&M UniversitySub-project III. Co-authored abstract.Shanghai Landscape Gardening Research InCollaborating on research and gradaute student training.University of Alabama in HuntsvilleCollaborating on research and gradaute student training.Other Collaborators or ContactsVeronica Acosta-Mart?nez, PhD: Dr. Acosta-Mart?nez is a soil microbiologist and biochemist at the SDA Agriculture Research Service in Lubbock, Texas. She collaborates withDr. Zachary Senwo. She also served on the CFEA External Advisory Board during September 2011.Hosein Alam, PhD:Dr. Alam is a lecturer at the University of Guyana. He collaborated on eight funded Mangrove Restoration Research projects with Dr. Fraser.Heather Alexander, PhD:Dr. Alexander is a Post-Doctoral Research Associate at the University of Florida. She is a co-author with Dr. Schweitzer on a fire publication.Frank Allen: Mr. Allen is a wildlife manager of Alabama DCNR. He has provided assistance in the development and implementation of wildlife research in Jackson County, Alabama. Mary Arthur, PhD:Dr. Arthur is a professor at the University of Kentucky. She is a co-author on a fire publication with Dr. Schweitzer.Estella Atekwana, PhD:Dr. Atekwana is a Sun Chair Professor at the Boone Pickens School of Geology at Oklahoma State University. She served on the CFEA External Advisory Board Committee in September 2011.Swagata Banergee, PhD:Dr. Bangergee is an associate professor at Alabama A&M University. He is a co-author on papers and proposals related to Dr. Gyawali's research.Gary Bentrup: Mr. Bentrup works at the USDA National Agroforestry Center. He has collaborated on the development of a Chinese version of Guideline of Conservation Buffer and organizing workshops of 'Designing multi-Page 39 of 73
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Page 74 and 75: RESEARCH FINDINGS 2012The Center fo
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3. Determine the effects of urban a
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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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