University of California Berkeley
measuring methane fluxes across a network of restored wetlands in California US-Bi2, US-Myb, US-Snd, US-Sne, US-Snf, US-Tw1, US-Tw2, US-Tw3, US-Tw4, US-Tw5US-Twt
Ohio State University
Fluxes through vegetation, microbial community activity.
Multi-scale observations and scaling from plant-scale to patch scale to wetland scale.
Modeling at a wetland vegetation-patch scale, equivalent to forest plant functional type.
Large-eddy simulation based footprints and sub-mesoscale circulation around wetlands and lake US-ORv, US-OWC Keywords: genomics, large eddy simulations, modeling, vegetation, Vegetation fluxes
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
As a member of the AmeriFlux Tech Team, I'm interested in how the team can assist in advancing CH4 measurements and/or ancillary measurements. US-ARM
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Running two eddy flux sites in Alaska, one near Barrow (polygon tundra) and one in subarctic tussock tundra near Council in western Alaska. Both are on continuous permafrost. US-NGB, US-NGC Keywords: Arctic, Carbon dioxide, eddy flux, methane, polygon tundra, subarctic, tundra, tussock tundra
University of Wisconsin-Madison
PI of CH4 fluxes at US-Los, Us-PFa, and soon to be US-ALQ. Contributor to Knox, Jackson et al Moore foundation wetland methane synthesis. Participant of USGS Powell Center on methane fluxes. US-ALQ, US-Los, US-PFa
The University of British Columbia
I study CH4, CO2, water and energy exchange in restored and natural wetlands. I am broadly interested in the impacts of climate variability and land-use change on land-atmosphere exchanges of water, energy, and trace gases. I also seek to understand how ecosystem responses to global change can feedback to slow or accelerate future climate change. Keywords: climate change, eddy covariance, greenhouse gases, methane, wetlands
University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science
I work in the Mackenzie River Delta to understand the processes leading to methane release from the lakes upon ice break up.
AGU Fall 2018 meeting in Washington DC
Town Hall TH13B: AmeriFlux: Community Action, Decadal Synthesis, and the Year of Methane. In Marriott Marquis – Archives