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• An Analysis of AirAn Analysis of Air--Mass Effects on the Use of Rail Transit SystemsMass Effects on the Use of Rail Transit Systems James Clancy, Arizona State University, James.Clancy@asu.edu; Adam Kalkstein, Arizona State University, Adam.Kalkstein@asu
• Trap cultures reveal higher species richness of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi in comparison to soil samples in the Phoenix metropolitan area.Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungal and dark septate endophytes colonization of plant roots from urban desert preserves a
• Path Dependence: Water Allocation, Settlement Patterns and Urban Trajectories in the Salt River Valley, 1914-1979
• Annual Patterns of Below Ground Thermodynamics and Surface Temperatures at the North Desert Village Experiment site
• Data Entry and Management Data management via a web enabled interface (PHP)
• Preliminary Analysis of Desert Vegetation From the 200 Sites Survey Arthur Stiles1 and Sam Scheiner2
• Influences of Urban Land-Use on the Frequency of Scorpion Stings in the Phoenix Metropolitan Area
• Water Managers' Strategies for Addressing Uncertainty in Their Use of GIS for Decision-Making
• Mapping out the "hotspots": Examining the spatial patterns of heat morbidity in Chicago, Illinois
• Effects of River Modification on the Soil Seed Bank of the Salt River, Arizona A case study of an arid region river
• Arizona Hydrologic Information System Enhanced data accessibility using Web Services
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• Introduction Global demand for drinking water
• Effects of Land-Use on Pollen Frequency Distribution Patterns in the Phoenix Metropolitan Area Glenn Stuart, Department of Anthropology, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ 85287-2402
• DOES URBANIZATION AFFECT THE CHARACTERISTICS OF CACTUS WREN ROOST NESTS? Cactus Wrens (Campylorhynchus brunneicapillus) are a common bird native to
• Heat Related Morbidity: Phoenix, Arizona (2001 2006) Donna A. Hartz*, Jay S. Golden**, Anthony Brazel*
• Copyright by the Ecological Society of America Warren P., C. Tripler, D. Bolger, S. Faeth, N. Huntly, C. Lepczyk, J. Meyer, T. Parker, E.
• Aerosol Nutrient Deposition Measured by Eddy-Correlation Mass Spectrometry Daniel A. Gonzales and Jonathan O. Allen, Chemical and Materials Engineering, Arizona State University, Mail Stop 876006, Tempe, AZ 85287-6006 daniel.gonzales@asu.edu
• Data and Methods Streamflow
• Environmental and Socioeconomic Influences on the Phoenix Avifauna Katti, M., E. Shochat, D. Stuart, J. Lemmer, and B. Rambo
• School of Life Sciences Undergraduate Research (SOLUR) Program Grant Application for Apprentice Travel Funds or Research Supplies Please print
• Spatial and Temporal Variability of Runoff Chemistry Rebecca L. Hale and Nancy B. Grimm
• Effects of Urban Stormwater Infrastructure and Spatial Scale on Nutrient Export and Runoff from Semi-Arid Urban Catchments
• FUTURE WORK Future research will focus on overcoming some of the more obvious
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• RESEARCH PROBLEM Transformations of desert and agricultural lands into
• Materials and Methods Two 9.2 9.2 m experimental urban landscape plots were established at the Desert
• BROAD EVERGREEN BROAD DECIDUOUS
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• Drought Determinants for the Colorado River BasinDrought Determinants for the Colorado River Basin R.C. Balling, Jr. and G.B. GoodrichR.C. Balling, Jr. and G.B. Goodrich
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• Number of Patches Total number of patches in each municipality, reflecting size and type of development.
• Climate Sensitivity of Residential Water Consumption for the City of Phoenix, Arizona
• North Desert Village (NDV) is a housing center on the campus of Arizona State University
• Habitat N Score Sum Score Mean (Mean -Mean0) Desert 10 124 12.4 2.532
• Scaling Behavior of the Life Cycle Energy of Residential Buildings and Impacts on Greenhouse Gas Emissions
• Is the answer still blowing in the wind? Plant growth in urban areas Christofer Bang1, John L. Sabo1 and Stanley H. Faeth2
• INTRODUCTIONINTRODUCTION Urbanization, as it transforms natural biotic systems into human-dominated landscapes, has become recognized as one of the greatest
• Teacher's Guide Plant/Insect Interaction and CAP LTER
• 90% Adaptive Kernal Method Morning vs. Evening
• Afternoon easterly winds are not strictly a valley breeze phenomena, but reflect local roughness and topography. April has both the greatest spatial variation in wind speed and the highest mean wind speeds
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• Urbanization results in fluvial systems that contrast sharply with more pristine streams. The cycling and retention of important nutrients like nitrogen and phosphorus as well
• Jorge Reyes del Valle M.D., Ph.D. LSE 617, School of Life Sciences, Arizona State University, 427 East Tyler Mall, Tempe AZ 85287 Phone: (480) 965-1865 Fax: (480) 965-6899
• Variation in arthropod diversity, guild composition and abundances along an urban-rural gradient: nine years of CAP LTER monitoring
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• Ground Arthropod Diversity at North Desert Village Laura Taylor-Taft and Stan Faeth
• Atmospheric deposition of nutrients across a desert city: Spatial and temporal patterns of wet and dry deposition
• Correlating Bioaerosol Load with PM2.5 and PM10 Concentrations Jordan Peccia1, Ann M. Dillner1,2, Justin Boreson1
• Monitoring 1985-2005 land use and land cover change in the Phoenix metropolitan area: distance and direction
• Historical Temperature Trends in Phoenix, AZ from 1896-2009
• Scientist Participation Scientists (faculty, post-doctoral students, graduate students, and advanced
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• Abstract .The goal of the present research is to utilize remote sensing tools to reconstruct the extent and impact of fires in a desert-urban environment. Our results indicate that simple band stretches and albedo data successfully discriminated burned ve
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• Figure 2. Urban lawns have ~ 2x the microbial biomass of native and/or cultivated areas. Viable microbial biomass
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• A comparison of inorganic and organic surface mulches on rates of soil respiration
• Acknowledgment This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant No. SES-0345945 Decision Center for a Desert City (DCDC).
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• Historic Channel Changes in the Salt River, Arizona 1890-1931 Wendy Bigler, Department of Geography, Arizona State University
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• Acknowledgements: Special thanks to all those who contributed to this project. This includes Brad Brown with sampling, Panjai Prapaipong, Natasha Zolotova and Anthony Michaud with
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• Introduction Water and energy are inextricably linked; energy is required to make
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• Sunbelt Toxins: Industrial Polluters in Phoenix, Arizona Amy Nelson, Bob Bolin, Ed Hackett, Scott Smith, Sara Grineski
• Well Locations. Image showing the location of wells used in this study. The solid black
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• Determination of Bulk Dissolved Organic Carbon Content in the Verde River-Reservoir System
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• Geographic Patterns and Temporal Trends of trace Metal Deposition using the Lichen Xanthoparmelia in Maricopa County, Arizona, USA
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• The CAP LTER Ecosystem Services Assessment: An Interdisciplinary Pilot M.L. Kapoor1, A.P. Kinzig2, and C. Perrings3
• INTRODUCTION It is argued here that urban vulnerability can be assessed and operationalized using the model of ecological resilience; however, modifications are needed to capture the complexities
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• Effects of Urban Land-Use Type on Ground-Arthropod Communities
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• ~ Acknowledgements ~ We would like to thank Dr. Paul Westerhoff, Dr. Youngil
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• Measuring bedrock topography using gravity to understand subsidence along a portion of the CAP canal in northeast Scottsdale. 1Paul A. Ivanich, James A. Tyburczy, J Ramn Arrowsmith, Mimi Daz. Department of Geological Sciences, Arizona State University, PO
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• Concept Maps: a Multipurpose Tool for Environmental Education John Jung, Mesa High School Environmental Science Master of Natural Science Program, School of Life Science, ASU
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• BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE In hilly areas and climates prone to local controls, thermally-induced wind systems develop (e.g., Fernando et al, 2001 and Hunt et al, In Review). Two "transitions" occur morning and evening when winds reverse from downvalley to
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• Initial Findings of the North Desert Village Landscaping Experiment: The Green, Green Grass of Home
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• An Assessment of Municipal Water Conservation Policy in Greater Phoenix, Arizona, 1980-2007
• Conclusions In this case study of Phoenix, we find that subpopulations
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• Acknowledgments This research was made possible with fellowship support from the Ford Foundation and the National Science Foundation (CPW) and NSF support via the CAP LTER (NBG). We also thank everyone in the Grimm Lab for their
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• Introduction Results Neophobia is the fear of a novel object. Stability of the
• Methodological Issues in Spatial Land Fragmentation Gradient Analysis
• Heavy Metal Variations in Residential Soil Communities along an Urban to Rural Gradient
• Comparison of Trace Metal Deposition in northern and central ArizonaKen G. Sweat1, Thomas H. Nash III1, Panjai Prapaipong2, Paul T. Gremillion3 1 Arizona State University School of Life Sciences, P.O. Box 874601, Tempe, Az 85287
• Modeling trophic dynamics in the CAP area Christofer Bang1, Stanley H. Faeth1 & J. Marty Anderies2
• Black Carbon Concentrations in Urban and Rural Arid-Land Soils Alex Hamilton1 and Hilairy Hartnett1,2
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• Pruning effects on root length density, root biomass, and arbuscular mycorrhizal colonization in two shrubs in a simulated xeric landscaped yard
• The Fate of Combustion-Derived Carbon Deposition in Urban Soil Yevgeniy Marusenko1, Pierre Herckes2 and Sharon J. Hall1 1School of Life Sciences, 2Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona
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• Urbanization and spatio-temporal patterns of flowering phenology of plants in the Phoenix metropolitan area
• Assessing Exposure and Experience with Extreme Heat in Phoenix, AZ
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• Atmospheric boundary layer parameters necessary for calculation of gas and particle deposition velocities were directly measured from
• Acknowledgements We would like to thank Chris Galletti for his intellectual contributions and recent enthusiasm for this project. This work has been
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• Prehistoric Population and Climate Variation, the Agua Fria Watershed, Arizona
• The Location of Toxic Release Inventory Facilities in Maricopa County: Economics, Collective Action--and Being Asian
• In drier years wet deposition does not show a clear pattern
• Public Perceptions of Drought and Support for Diverse Water Policy Alternatives
• Growth/dev. Water overuse Finite resources Both length of residency and neighborhood type appear to affect
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• Factors that Contribute to Distribution Patterns of Trace Elements in Maricopa County Xiaoding Zhuo, Panjai Prapaipong and Everett Shock
• Balancing Energy and Water Consumption in an Urban Desert Environment: A Case
• NOx Emissions and Uptake by Urban SoilsNOx Emissions and Uptake by Urban Soils Sharon J. Hall1, N.B. Grimm2, S.L. Collins3, K. Gade2, D. Hope2,4, G.D. Jenerette3, A.P. Kinzig2, J.D. Schade2, R. Sponseller2, J.R.Welter2, W. Wu2,4, T.
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