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- Glacial and Periglacial Geology of the Egiin Davaa Region, Hangay Nuruu, Mongolia
- Integrating skills, content, and the process of science in introductory geoscience courses using a group research project
- Sprite Spectra at 10,000 fps
- Streamer Splitting in Sprites
- Triangulated sprite initiation altitudes
- Blending Curriculum with Research in an Undergraduate Petrology Course: A Recipe for Success?
- Flickering aurora studies using high speed cameras
- Observation of the Blue Spectra from Sprites at 10,000 fps
- Changing the seasonality of an Arctic tundra ecosystem: earlier snowmelt and warmer temperatures
- Correlated High Speed Video, Medium Range Electric-Field, and Magnetic-field observations of Sprites
- High Speed Telescopic Imaging of Sprites
- High-speed Telescopic Imaging of a Sprite Streamer Head
- High-speed observations of sprite halo and streamer onset
- Seasonal patterns in soil N availability in the arctic tundra in response to accelerated snowmelt and warming
- Time scales of biogeochemical and organismal responses to individual precipitation events
- Triangulation of Sprite Features
- An experimental study of tsunami deposit thickness trends
- Characteristics of VLF and ELF sferics associated with TLEs observed in a combined aircraft and ground-based campaign in 2011
- Early season nitrogen limitation of microbial respiration in the organic horizon of tussock tundra soils
- Evaluating paleotsunami deposit models using flume experiments
- High time resolution luminosity profiles of Jellyfish (Super) Sprites
- High-Speed Camera and High-Vision Camera Observations of TLEs from Jet Aircraft in Winter Japan and in Summer US
- Hydrologic variability controls summer nitrate export: A multi-scale measurement and modeling approach
- Lepidoptera Larvae as an Indicator of Multi-trophic Level Responses to Changing Seasonality in an Arctic Tundra Ecosystem
- Melding Research on the Navajo Volcanic Field into Undergraduate Curriculum to Promote Scientific Literacy
- Multi-stage uplift of the Rocky Mountains: new age constraints on the Telluride Conglomerate and regional compilation of apatite fission track ages
- New Ideas on the Regional Trends and Implications of Middle to Late Tertiary Mantle Magmatism in the Four Corners Region, USA
- Relationship between structures of sprite streamers and inhomogeneity of preceding halos captured by high-speed camera during a combined aircraft and ground-based campaign
- Relative contributions of rhizosphere and microbial respiration to belowground and total ecosystem respiration in arctic tussock tundra: results of a 13C pulse-chase experiment
- Seasonal greening of an Arctic ecosystem in response to early snowmelt and climate warming: do plant community responses differ from species responses?
- Stereo observations of sprites in support of NHK project: The Cosmic Shore
- The Changing Seasonality of Tundra Nutrient Cycling: Implications for Arctic Ecosystem Function
- An Analysis of GPS and Remote Sensing Data of Soufrière Hills Volcano, Montserrat, during the July 2003 Dome Collapse: Implications for Detection of Ash Plumes and Vertical Deformation
- Developing Scientific Reasoning Through Drawing Cross-Sections
- Interactions between spring temperatures and snow cover alter plant-soil nutrient feedbacks in moist acidic arctic tundra
- Oxygen-Carbon and Strontium Isotope Evidence for the Origin and Evolution of CO<SUB>2</SUB>-rich Volatiles from Oligocene to Miocene Mantle Magmas, Southwestern Colorado and Northwestern New Mexico
- Responses of arctic and alpine ecosystems to altered seasonality under climate change
- Soil nitrogen dynamics during snow melt in moist acidic tussock tundra soils
- Spatial and Temporal Evolution of Sprite Streamers Derived from High-Speed Camera Data in Aircraft Observation Campaign
- Streamer velocity and diameter observed in sprites and laboratory discharges
- The response of aboveground plant productivity to earlier snowmelt and summer warming in an Arctic ecosystem
- Timing is everything: using near-surface and remote sensing to monitor vegetation phenology in sagebrush steppe
- When Snow Melts Early: The Unusual Alpine Plant Life Histories During the Summer of 2012
- From Spring to Fall: Life Cycle Responses of Plant Species and Communities to Climate Change
- Labile carbon concentrations are strongly linked to plant production in Arctic tussock tundra soils
- Optimization of Kinematic GPS Data Analysis for Large Surface Deformation from the July 2003 Dome Collapse at Soufrière Hills Volcano, Montserrat
- A Statistical Survey of Sprite Streamer Splitting
- Beads: Long Lasting Stationary Optical Features in Sprites
- Greater deciduous shrub abundance extends the annual period of maximum tundra greenness and increases modeled net CO<SUB>2</SUB> uptake
- Magmatic recycling of lithospheric mantle and production of Oligocene-Pliocene alkaline mantle magmas at the end of Laramide subduction, Four Corners region, USA
- Spectral Observations of Upward Propagating Streamers
- Lightning spectra at 100,000 fps
- Multiple climate drivers accelerate Arctic plant community senescence
- Statistical Analysis of Sprite Streamer Splitting via High-Speed Observations
- What You See Depends on Your Point of View: Comparison of Greenness Indices Across Spatial and Temporal Scales and What That Means for Mule Deer Migration and Fitness
- Investigating middle-atmospheric gravity waves associated with a sprite-producing mesoscale convective event
- Lightning spectra at 100,000 fps
- Mapping Drought Sensitivity of Ecosystem Functioning in Mountainous Watersheds: Spatial Heterogeneity and Geological-Geomorphological Control
- Predicting Mountainous Watershed Biogeochemical Dynamics, Including Response to Droughts and Early Snowmelt
- Using exhumation histories to constrain Main Himalayan Thrust geometry and seismic hazard in the western Nepal Himalaya
- Data-model integration to interpret connectivity between biogeochemical cycling, and vegetation phenology and productivity in mountainous ecosystems under changing hydrologic regimes
- Fire Effects on Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Wetlands in the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta, Alaska
- Fire increases carbon fluxes from inland waters of the Yukon-Kuskokwim delta, Alaska.
- Hillslope characterization: Identifying key controls on local-scale plant communities' distribution using remote sensing and subsurface data fusion.
- Impacts of Vegetation on CO2 exchange, permafrost thaw depth, and NDVI in Alaskan tundra.
- Lightning Step Leader and Return Stroke Spectra at 100,000 fps
- Predictive Understanding of Mountainous Watershed Hydro-Biogeochemical Function and Response to Perturbations
- Quantifying Temperature Effects on Snow, Plant and Streamflow Dynamics in Headwater Catchments
- Role of Fire and Landscape Position on Dissolved Organic Carbon Composition and Reactivity in the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta, Alaska
- Seeing Orange, Feeling Blue: Sound Art as an Approach to Bridge the Gap Between Public Perception and Scientific Understanding of Risk
- Soil Biogeochemical and Microbial Feedbacks along a Snowmelt-Dominated Hillslope-to-Floodplain Transect in Colorado.
- Sprites and mesospheric gravity waves during a summertime mesoscale convective event
- The East River, Colorado Community Watershed: Hydrobiogeochemical Studies Spanning Scales and Disciplines
- Early Snowmelt Timing Controls the Magnitude of Soil Nutrient Flux and Microbial Community Turnover During the Winter-Spring Transition
- Fast Spectroscopy and Interferometry of a Lightning Flash
- Learning Together: Engaging Climate Scientists, K-12 teachers and Students in Climate Science through Arctic Plant Phenology
- Linking Snowmelt and Nitrogen Cycling to Vegetation Community Dynamics along a Hillslope Transect
- Multi-scale Investigations of the Impact of (Early) Snowmelt on Water and Nitrogen Cycles at the mountainous East River Watershed, CO
- Phenological responses to earlier snowmelt in a Colorado River Headwater Basin
- Plant trait, vegetation, ecosystem, and landscape responses to earlier snowmelt and foresummer drought: long-term monitoring and experiments reveal the drivers of carbon exchange in a Colorado watershed
- Professional Societies Role in Moving the Needle
- Sprite streamer response to multi-stroke lightning flash
- Statistical Analysis of Sprite Streamer Splitting: A Ten Year Survey
- The Arctic Plant Phenology Learning through Engaged Science (APPLES) program supports K-12 teachers to integrate science practices into climate science curriculum.
- The East River, Colorado Community Watershed: Hydrobiogeochemical Studies Spanning Scales and Disciplines
- Changes in Gross Primary Productivity and Biogeochemical Fluxes in a Mountainous Watershed as Affected by Warming in Recent Decades
- Early snowmelt effects on Arctic tundra plants and soils: a summary of findings from a three-year field experiment at Imnavait Creek, Alaska
- Hundreds and thousands of microbial genomes. What to do? How to scale?
- Hyperspectral sensing, evapotranspiration, and harvests of plant canopies in a mountain watershed help to understand what part plants play in seasonal water budget
- Key Controls on Water and Nitrogen Exports occurring across Lifezones, Compartments and Interfaces of the Mountainous East River Watershed, CO
- Mapping the extent and severity of drought-induced tree mortality in pinyon-juniper woodlands
- Post-Wildland Fire Ecological Assessments: Case Studies from the Western United States using a Multi-Tiered, Interdisciplinary Method
- Predicting carbon pools and fluxes in alpine meadows using remotely-sensed functional diversity indices
- Sprite Streamer Interactions at 100,000 Frames per Second
- The Watershed Function Scientific Focus Area: elucidating controls on water, carbon, and elemental export within a mountainous watershed
- Varied and Changing Mountain Snow Regimes Necessitate Snow Experiments, Globally: From Colorado Beginnings to the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau
- Earlier Snowmelt Decreases Bioclimatic Variation Across Elevation in the Mountains - a Test of Hopkin's 1920 Bioclimatic Law One Century Later
- Earthcasting: Geomorphic prediction for society
- Hyperspectral derived traits and vegetation indices predict rates of carbon cycling in alpine meadows
- Predicting Mechanisms of Microbial Community Assembly and Soil Biogeochemistry Patterns from Watershed Scale Gradients in Hydrology, Vegetation, and Topographic Features.
- UAV remote sensing of plant-soil-nutrient dynamics in burned rangeland