List of relevant presentations and posters by ITCE affiliates (click on title to view abstract):
Monday, Dec. 14th
Morning Posters (all 8:00 - 12:20 in Moscone South - Poster Hall)
Riggs, E. and G. Bowen
ED11D-0869 SPATIAL Short Courses Build Expertise and Community in Isotope Geochemistry
Johnson, J. et al
PP11B-2233 Do Interspecific Differences in the Stable Hydrogen Isotopic Composition of n-Alkanes Reflect Variation in Plant Water Sources or in Biosynthetic Fractionation?
Van der Veen, et al
PP11B-2234 Seasonal and spatial variability of modeled leaf water δD values in the Himalaya
Fasoli, B. et al
A11J-0197 Mobile Platforms for Continuous Spatial Measurements of Urban Trace Gases and Criteria Pollutants
Talks:
08:45 - 09:00 in Moscone West Rm 2008
Weintraub, S., G. Bowen, and S. Hall
B11O-04 Controls on Soil and Stream Nitrogen Cycling in a Mountain-to-Urban Watershed
11:20 - 11:35 in Moscone West Rm 3024
Good, S., L. Wang, and K. Caylor
H12B-05 Global optimum vegetation rain water use is determined by aridity
12:10 - 12:20 in Moscone West Rm 3014
Gurney, K. et al
GC12B-13 Urbanization and the Carbon Cycle: Synthesis of Ongoing Research
Afternoon Posters (all 13:40 - 18:00 in Moscone South - Poster Hall)
Duarte, H. et al
B13F-0672 Assessing Ecosystem Drought Response in CLM 4.5 Using Site-Level Flux and Carbon-Isotope Measurements: Results From a Pacific Northwest Coniferous Forest
Raczka, B. et al
B13F-0679 Simulating Photosynthetic 13C Fractionation at a Western Subalpine Forest for Seasonal and Multi-Decadal Time Periods with the Community Land Model (CLM 4.5)
Tuesday, December 15th
Morning Posters (all 8:00 - 12:20 in Moscone South - Poster Hall)
Mendoza, D. et al
A21H-0247 Spatiotemporal comparison of highly-resolved emissions and concentrations of carbon dioxide and criteria pollutants in Salt Lake City, Utah for health and policy applications
Sheldon, N. et al
T21B-2814 Bringing organic carbon isotopes and phytoliths to the table as additional constraints on paleoelevation
Talks:
10:20 – 10:35 in Moscone West Rm 2012
Konecky, B. et al
PP22A-01 Water Isotope Tracers of Indo-Pacific Atmospheric Circulation: A Modern Take on Past Dynamics
10:50 - 11:05 in Moscone West Rm 2003
Bowen, G. and H. Abels
PP22B-03 Environmental forcing of terrestrial carbon isotope excursion amplification across five Eocene hyperthermals
11:20 - 11:35 in Moscone West Rm 2006
Rastogi, B. et al
B22E-05 Continuous In-situ Measurements of Carbonyl Sulfide (OCS) and Carbon Dioxide Isotopes to Constrain Ecosystem Carbon and Water Exchanges
13:40 - 13:55 in Moscone West Rm 3001
Patarasuk, R. et al
A23P-01 Using the Hestia bottom-up FFCO2 emissions estimation to identify drivers and hotspots in urban areas
14:40 – 14:55 in Moscone West Rm 3011
Jameel, M. Yusuf and G. Bowen
H23M-05 Spatio-temporal variation in the tap water isotope ratios of Salt Lake City: a novel indicator of urban water system structure and dynamics.
14:55 - 15:10 in Moscone West Rm 3001
Mitchell, L. et al
A23P-06 Spatiotemporal Patterns of Urban Trace Gases and Pollutants Observed with a Light Rail Vehicle Platform in Salt Lake City, UT
16:45 - 17:00 in Moscone West Rm 2012
Rees-Owen, Rhian
PP24A-04 A Palaeohydrological Shift during Neogene East Antarctic Ice Sheet Retreat
Wednesday, December 16th
Talks:
8:51 - 9:03 in Moscone West Rm 3001
Szejner, Paul, et al
GC31G-05 Latitudinal Gradients in the Stable Carbon and Oxygen Isotopes of Tree-Ring Cellulose Reveal Differential Climate Influences of the North American Monsoon
15:20 - 15:40 in Moscone West 2004
Lin, J. et al
B33H-07 The University of Utah Urban Undertaking (U4)
Thursday, December 17th
Talks:
10:50 - 11:05 in Moscone West Rm 2004
Egan, J. et al
B42C-03 Long-term Impacts of Fire on Permafrost Vulnerability and C loss in Siberian Larch Forests
Afternoon Poster (13:40 - 18:00 in Moscone South Poster Hall)
Wong, T. et al
GC43C-1207 Evaluation of Ability to Determine Transpiration Fraction from Stable Water Isotopes in a Bayesian Calibration Framework
Friday, December 18th
Morning Poster (8:00 - 12:20 in Moscone South - Poster Hall)
Brankovits, D. et al
B51B-0433 High-resolution chemical and hydrologic records identify environmental factors that control coastal anchialine cave ecosystem function
Afternoon Poster (13:40 - 18:00 in Moscone South - Poster Hall)
Griffith, D. et al B53D-0590 Comparing Soil and Bison δ13C to Field Estimates of C4 Plant Abundances in North America
Talks:
16:45 - 17:00 in Moscone West Rm 2010
Bowling, D. et al
B54A-04 Carbon Dioxide and its Stable Isotopes at Niwot Ridge, Colorado
17:15 - 17:30 in Moscone West Rm 2010
Good, S. et al
B54A-06 D/H isotope ratios in the global hydrologic cycle constrain the partitioning of global terrestrial water fluxes.
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