Theme 3 Parallel Sessions Agenda
Wednesday, 17 March 2010
| 3:05 pm |
Welcome Presentation PDF Not Available |
| 3:10 pm |
Polar Amplifications Feedbacks Vladimir A. Alexeev, University of Alaska Fairbanks |
| 3:25 pm |
A History of Aerosols in the Western Arctic During Recent Centuries Joseph R. McConnell, Desert Research Institute |
| 3:40 pm |
Multi-year Measurements of Long-range Transport Impacts at Summit, Greenland Louisa J. Kramer, Michigan Technological University |
| 3:55 pm |
Arctic Aerosols, Springtime Forest Fires, and Climate Charles Brock, NOAA Earth System Research Laboratory |
| 4:10 pm |
Why Does NOAA ESRL Consider Summit a Key Arctic Site? Brian A. Vasel, NOAA |
| 4:25 pm |
BREAK Presentation PDF Not Available |
| 4:35 pm |
Observations and Modeling Studies of Atmospheric Radical Chemistry on the Greenland Ice Sheet Jochen Stutz, University of California Los Angeles |
| 4:50 pm |
300 Years of Acid Deposition in the Arctic from Greenland Ice Cores Daniel R. Pasteris, Desert Research Institute |
| 5:05 pm |
Organic and Elemental Carbon in Central Greenland Air and Snow: Towards a Better Understanding of Sources, Source Regions, and Radiative Forcing Mike H. Bergin, Georgia Insititute of Technology |
| 5:20 pm |
Atmosphere-Snowpack Ozone Exchanges at Summit, Greenland and Their Role in the Polar Tropospheric Ozone Budget Brie A. Van Dam, University of Colorado |
| 5:35 pm |
Ozone at Summit, Greenland as Seen in Surface and Profile Observations Samuel J. Oltmans, NOAA Earth System Research Labboratory |
| 5:50 pm |
Evaluating Anthropogenic Impacts to the Nitrogen Cycle Based on the Isotopes of Nitrate in Ice Cores Meredith G. Hastings, Environmental Change Initiative & Department of Geological Science |
| 6:05 pm |
Discussion Presentation PDF Not Available |
| 6:15 pm |
Session Adjourns Presentation PDF Not Available |
| 3:05 pm |
Introduction (Gary Kofinas) Presentation PDF Not Available |
| 3:10 pm |
Film: Voices of Caribou People Presentation PDF Not Available |
| 3:25 pm |
Heterogeneity in Habitat Trends Among Circumpolar Caribou and Reindeer Herds Brad Griffith, U.S. Geological Survey Presentation PDF Not Available |
| 3:45 pm |
Modelling the Abundance of Rangifer: The Frame Size Model Don Russell, Yukon College Presentation PDF Not Available |
| 3:45 pm |
What Drives Caribou Cycles? Don Russell, Yukon College |
| 4:00 pm |
Modeling Regional Dynamics of Human-Rangifer Systems: A Framework for Comparative Analysis Matthew Berman, University of Alaska Anchorage |
| 4:15 pm |
Modeling for Decision-Support: Identifying Thresholds and Reducing Uncertainty in the Harvest Management of Barren Ground Caribou Craig Nicolson, University of Massachusetts Presentation PDF Not Available |
| 4:30 pm |
Towards Adaptive Co-Management of Human-Caribou Systems?: Lessons from Regional Comparisons and International Cooperation Gary Kofinas, University of Alaska Fairbanks |
| 4:45 pm |
Responses of Human-Rangifer Systems to the Fall of the Soviet Union Konstantin Klokov, St. Petersberg State University |
| 5:00 pm |
BREAK Presentation PDF Not Available |
| 5:15 pm |
Indigenous Social Responses to Imposed Regulations in Northern Alaska as a Measure of Resilience Stephanie Martin, University of Alaska Anchorage |
| 5:30 pm |
Three Periods of Taimyr Management: Low, Subsidized, and Open Access Harvesting Leonid Kolpashchikov, Academy of Agriculture, Russia |
| 5:45 pm |
High Resilience in the Yamal-Nenets Social-ecological System, West Siberian Arctic, Russia Bruce Forbes, Arctic Centre |
| 6:00 pm |
Open Discussion on Approaches to Social-Ecological Systems Synthesis Research Presentation PDF Not Available |
| 6:30 pm |
Session Adjourns Presentation PDF Not Available |
