Palmer Lab

@ University of Maryland

Palmer Lab at AGU

Monday

Seeing the forest for the trees: Using long-term observations from a forest biodiversity experiment to examine the effect of forest restoration and stand diversity on catchment hydrology.

  • Nate Jones, Monday 13:40 - 18:00, Poster H13J-1868

Tuesday

Seasonal hydrologic connectivity and site-level differences influence wetland DOM composition and photoreactivity.

  • Alec Armstrong, Tuesday 8:00AM to 12:20PM, Poster B21I-2449

Urban legacies: Aquatic stressors and low aquatic biodiversity persist despite implementation of stormwater control measures

  • Rosemary Fanelli (now at USGS), Tuesday, 08:00 - 12:20, Poster H21O-1901

Environmental problems are social problems: Lessons learned from geoscience-social science collaborations

  • Margaret Palmer (invited), Tuesday 13:44 - 13:47, eLightning Theater II

Hydrologic drivers of soil organic carbon stabilization in seasonally-saturated wetlands.

  • Anna Kottkamp, Tuesday 13:40 to 18:00, Poster B23G-2594

Wednesday

Methane-cycling microbial communities vary along a hydrologic gradient in depressional freshwater wetland soils.

  • Christine Maietta, Wednesday 13:40 to 18:00, Poster B33O-2885

Thursday

Greenhouse gas fluxes in restored and natural freshwater depressional wetlands.

  • Graham Stewart, Thursday 8:00 to 12:20, Poster B41E-2758

Farming carbon: the link between saltwater intrusion and carbon storage in coastal agricultural fields

  • Elizabeth de la Reguera, Thursday 08:45 - 09:00, Session B41C in Room 147B

Scaling up field measurements of methane fluxes from forested wetlands using inundation time series.

  • Kelly Hondula, Thursday 8:00 to 12:20, Poster B41G-2791

Friday

Geoscience Impact in a Complex World: Successful Collaboration with Social Scientists

  • Margaret Palmer (convener), Session U52A in Room 202A, Friday 10:20 - 12:20

December 9, 2018