
Session I: Changes in Global Vegetative Patterns and Their Relationship to Human Activity
Session II : Improving the Effectiveness of the Climate Change Convention
Session III : The Metro-Agro-Plex as a Geographical Unit of Analysis for Regional and Global Environmental Change
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Session I: Changes in Global Vegetative Patterns and Their Relationship to Human Activity Co-chairs: Dr. William Emery & Dr. Compton J. Tucker July 9 - 22, 1995 |
Summary : Changes in Global Vegetative Patterns Update and Methodology, William J. Emery and Compton J. Tucker
Satellite Monitoring of Terrestrial Vegetation and Vegetation-Climate Relations, Dennis Dye
Satellite Remote Sensing Technologies for Monitoring Vegetation, William J. Emery
Soil Radiative Transfer Influences in Satellite Monitoring of Vegetation, Alfredo Huete
Canopy Bidirectional Reflectance Modeling/Inversion, Jean Iaquinta
Satellite Data Sets for Global Land-Atmosphere Modeling, Sietse O. Los
Global Land-Surface Data Sets from Traditional Data Sources, Elaine Matthews
Synthetic Aperture Radar Sensing of Vegetation Coupling SAR Observations to Carbon Flux Models, Kyle McDonald
Effects of El Niño on Vegetative Patterns and Radiative Transfer Models, Ranga Myneni
Natural Disturbance and Change in the Brazilian Amazon, Bruce Nelson
CO2 and Temperature Effects on Grassland Ecosystems Land Use Practices and Mitigation Strategies, Ivan Nijs
Assessing Impacts of Land Use Changes on Ecosystem Properties with In Situ Methods Compared with Remote Sensing, Dennis Ojima
Vegetation Modeling, Bill Parton
Uses of a Bidirectional Reflectance Model with Satellite Remote Sensing Data, Jeffrey L. Privette
Wetlands, Global Climate Change, and Remote Sensing, Elijah W. Ramsey III
Remote Sensing of Land Cover and Phenology, Brad Reed
Monitoring Land-Use Over Time Using Spectral Mixture Analysis, Donald E. Sabol Jr.
Landsat Pathfinder Humid Tropical Forest Project, William Salas
Human Impacts on Terrestrial Vegetation, Compton J. Tucker
Smoke Emissions From Biomass Burning, Darold E. Ward
Modeling Land Cover and Anthropogenic Changes in Biogeochemical Cycles, Michael White
Appendix 2: Working Group Report on Land Cover Change in Humid
Tropical Forests
Session II: Improving the Effectiveness of the Climate Change
Convention
Co-chairs: Dr. David Victor, Dr. Abram Chayes & Dr. Eugene
Skolnikoff August 6 - 19, 1995
Session I Acronyms
Session I Participants
Summary: Improving the Effectiveness of the Climate Regime, David G. Victor, Abram Chayes and Eugene B. Skolnikoff
Legal Issues Related to Geoengineering, Daniel Bodansky
Linkage of Trade Policy and Environmental Policy, Steve Charnovitz
Compliance with International Environmental Agreements: Reporting, Review and Assessment, Abram Chayes
An Extreme Climate Event in Nepal and its Implications for a Climate Change Regime, Dipak Gyawali
Development of United States Climate Policy, Alan Hecht
Lessons Learned from International Cooperation to Combat Acid Rain in Europe, Marc Levy
Mechanisms for Providing Scientific Information to the Climate Convention: Lessons from the IPCC Experience, Richard Moss
Environmental Implementation in Developing Countries, Adil Najam
Estimating Economic Impacts of Climatic Change, William D. Nordhaus
Self-Interest and the Common Good in International Environmental Agreements , Kenneth A. Oye
Implementation Issues in Mexico and Other Middle-Income Countries, Diana Ponce Nava
Translating International Commitments Into Domestic Law, Kal Raustiala
Who Benefits from the Long-Term Effort to Slow Global Warming and Who Should Participate?, Thomas Schelling
The Evolving State of Climate Science and Scientists, Stephen Schneider
Roles of Technology in the Implementation of a Climate Change Regime, Eugene Skolnikoff
Factors Influencing China's Impact on a Climate Change Regime, Vaclav Smil
Cloud Feedbacks and General Circulation Models, Richard C. J. Somerville
Potential Roles For Insurance Mechanisms in a Climate Regime, Christopher D. Stone
The Uses and Design of Targets in International Environmental Agreements, David G. Victor
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Session III: The Metro-Agro-Plex as a Geographical Unit of Analysis for Regional and Global Environmental Change Co-chairs: Dr. Doug Way & Dr. Rosamond Naylor August 20 - September 2, 1995 |
Summary: The Metro-Agro-Plex as a Geographical Unit of Analysis for Regional and Global Environmental Change, William Chamedies, Rosamond Naylor and Douglas Way
Experimental Assessment of Expanding Energy Use on the Asian Environment, Gregory Carmichael
Geographical Information Systems and Spatial Analysis, David Cunningham
Land Resources Assessment: Modeling Food and Agriculture Systems, Günther Fischer
Regional Effects of Global Warming in China, Fu, Congbin
The Nitrogen Cycle in China, James Galloway
Biomass Burning and Atmospheric Chemistry, Hao, Wei Min
A Private, Decentralized Approach to a Climate Change Regime, Tom Heller
Changes in Global Tropospheric Chemistry, Beth Holland
Demography and Systems Engineering in China, Jiang, Zhenghua
Technology and Environment in China in the Coming Decades, Kiang, C. S.
Land Use and Atmospheric Trace Gases, Li, Changsheng
Large-scale Tropospheric Air Chemistry Measurements, Liu, Shaw
Acid Deposition and Ozone Monitoring and Modeling in China, Luo, Chao
Agricultural Development and Urbanization, Rosamond Naylor
Soil Nitrogen Transformations and Agricultural Effects on the Emissions of Nitrogen Oxides, Jason Neff
Modeling the Carbon Cycle on Landscape, Regional and Global Scales, David Schimel
Natural Hazards and Disasters in China, Shi, Peijun
Environmental Issues and the Food Supply Situation in China, Vaclav Smil
Local and Regional Impacts of Emissions on Agriculture, Norton D. Strommen
Application of Geochemistry and Spatial Analysis in Environmental Science Research, Tao, Shu
Agroenvironmental Protection, Tao, Zhan
Anthropogenic Nitrogen Inputs to North Atlantic Watersheds: How Much Reaches the Rivers?, Alan Townsend
Industrialization and Urbanization in China, Wang, Sijun
Geographic Information Systems as a Cartographic Modeling Tool for Urbanization and Resource Interface, Douglas Way
Vegetative Cover Change in China from 1982 to 1992, Stephen Young
The Challenges of Agricultural Land Use in China, Zhang, Wei
China Ozone Research Program, Zhou, Xiuji