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designed and manages the LTER Network’s Climate and Hydrology Database
Projects. Kelli L. Larson is an assistant professor in the School of Geographic
Science and Urban Planning at Arizona State University, in Tempe; she studies
water resource geography and governance. Evan S. Miles completed an MS
in water resources at Oregon State University, in Corvallis; he studies hydrogeology
and glaciers. Kathleen M. Miles is a PhD student in geography at
Oregon State University, in Corvallis; she studies hydrology and climate change
at the Andrews Experimental Forest, part of the LTER Network. Stephen D.
Sebestyen is a research hydrologist with the USFS Northern Research Station,
in Grand Rapids, Minnesota; he studies hydrology and biogeochemistry at
Marcell Experimental Forest, in Grand Rapids. Adam T. Spargo is a research
technician in the Department of Biology at the University of Western Ontario,
in London, Ontario, Canada; his role includes working on developing a longterm
experimental catchment database for Canada. Asa B. Stone is an assistant
professor at Central New Mexico Community College, in Albuquerque;
she studies ecological psychology. James M. Vose is the project leader at the
USFS Southern Research Station, Coweeta Hydrological Laboratory, in Otto,
North Carolina; he studies watershed hydrology, biogeochemistry, and ecology
at the Coweeta LTER Network site. Mark W. Williams is a professor of geography
at the University of Colorado, in Denver; a fellow of the Institute of Arctic
and Alpine Research; and PI of the Niwot Ridge LTER Network site; he studies
mountain ecology and alpine hydrology.
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