Wednesday Afternoon, November 16 Talk Time Number Speaker Title Session 10: Mapping, Modeling and Monitoring Magpie Room – The Availability of NOAA Climate Services and Support for Fighting 1330 - 1350 Peter Roohr Wildfires Techniques for Assessment of Potential Wildfire 1350 - 1410 Joe Behavior 1410 1430 Steve Barrett Fire Regime Condition Class: Concepts, Methods, and Applications – Both Topography and Climate Affected Burn Severity in Forests and 1430 1450 Greg Dillon – Woodlands of the Western US, 1984 to 2006 Remote Monitoring of Sagebrush and Gambel Oak Live Fuel 1450 - 1510 Yi Qi Moisture using Soil Moisture and Remote Sensing Proxies 1510 1540 BREAK Ballroom 2 – – Sensitivity of Fire Behavior Metrics to Change in Fuel Data 1540 1600 Gilbertson-Day – Resolution and Implications for Landscape Wildfire Risk Analysis Apparent Changes in Conifer Foliar Moisture are Driven by Seasonal 1600 1620 Matt – Dry Weight Allocation Frontiers in Fuels Science: Using Laser Scanners to Re-invent Fuels 1620 1640 Carl Seielstad – Characterization Seasonal fuel moisture monitoring and climate trends: a 20 year 1640 - 1700 Ron Steffens assessment from Grand Teton National Park
Wednesday Afternoon, November 16 Time Talk Number Speaker Title Session 10: Mapping, Modeling and Monitoring – Magpie Room 1330 - 1350 Peter Roohr The Availability of NOAA Climate Services and Support for Fighting Wildfires 1350 - 1410 Joe Techniques for Assessment of Potential Wildfire Behavior 1410 – 1430 Steve Barrett Fire Regime Condition Class: Concepts, Methods, and Applications 1430 – 1450 Greg Dillon Both Topography and Climate Affected Burn Severity in Forests and Woodlands of the Western US, 1984 to 2006 1450 - 1510 Yi Qi Remote Monitoring of Sagebrush and Gambel Oak Live Fuel Moisture using Soil Moisture and Remote Sensing Proxies 1510 – 1540 BREAK – Ballroom 2 1540 – 1600 Gilbertson-Day Sensitivity of Fire Behavior Metrics to Change in Fuel Data Resolution and Implications for Landscape Wildfire Risk Analysis 1600 – 1620 Matt Apparent Changes in Conifer Foliar Moisture are Driven by Seasonal Dry Weight Allocation 1620 – 1640 Carl Seielstad Frontiers in Fuels Science: Using Laser Scanners to Re-invent Fuels Characterization 1640 - 1700 Ron Steffens Seasonal fuel moisture monitoring and climate trends: a 20 year assessment from Grand Teton National Park
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