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PS 29 - Modeling

Tuesday, August 13, 2019: 4:30 PM-6:30 PM
Exhibit Hall, Kentucky International Convention Center
PS 29-112
Phenomenological models for the relationships among occupancy, spatial mean, and spatial variance of species population abundance
Meng Xu, Pace University; Kaiying Mo, Columbia University; Richard Condit, The field museum; Stephen P. Hubbell, Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute
PS 29-113
Post-fire resiliency in western US forests: Carbon consequences of forest management, fire suppression, and wildfire
Kristina J. Bartowitz, University of Idaho; Jeffrey E. Stenzel, University of Idaho; Melannie Hartman, Colorado State University; Tara Hudiburg, University of Idaho
PS 29-114
Advanced MCMC parameter estimation of Sphagnum gross primary production in the S1-bog at Marcell Experimental Forest
Abbey L. Johnson, Oak Ridge National Laboratory; Anthony P. Walker, Oak Ridge National Laboratory; Paul J. Hanson, Oak Ridge National Laboratory; Dan Lu, Oak Ridge National Laboratory; David Weston, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
PS 29-115
The impacts of GIS flow accumulation algorithms on spatial autocorrelation structures of the topographic wetness index
Katherine J. Love, University of Kentucky; Jian Yang, University of Kentucky
Cancelled
PS 29-116
Leaf phenology as a strategy for carbon maximization under stochastic rainfall (widthdrawn)
Yaojie Lu, University of Minnesota; Xue Feng, University of Minnesota
PS 29-117
Populations trends of grassland birds in an exotic, cool-season landscape across field seasons
James Dooley Jr., Muskingum University; Danny Ingold, Muskingum University
PS 29-118
A hybrid MaxEnt-plus-Mechanism approach to dynamical theory of macroecology
Kaito Umemura, University of California Berkeley; Micah Brush, UC Berkeley; John Harte, University of California
PS 29-119
Population viability analysis of running buffalo clover (Trifolium stoloniferum Muhl ex. A. Eaton) element occurrences at the Blue Grass Army Depot
J. R. Bailey King, Eastern Kentucky University; Ted Brancheau, Eastern Kentucky University; Jennifer Koslow, Eastern Kentucky University
PS 29-120
Inter-stage flow: A new population statistic for comparative plant demography
Hiroyuki Yokomizo, National Institute for Environmental Studies; Keiichi Fukaya, National Institute for Environmental Studies; John G. Lambrinos, Oregon State University; Yuka Kawai, Hokkaido University; Takenori Takada, Hokkaido University
PS 29-121
The impact of environmental threats and severe injuries on survival of female diamondback terrapins
Maria T. Roe, Queens College; José D. Anadón, Queens College; Russell L. Burke, Hofstra University
PS 29-122
Disconnect between larval performance and oviposition habitat selection
Reed C. Scott Jr., University of Mississippi; William J. Resetarits Jr., The University of Mississippi
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