Public Affairs


The abstract submission deadline has passed. The information included is as of 8/5/2018. Use this viewer to search sessions and abstracts submitted to the AGU 2018 Fall Meeting. The 2018 Fall Meeting scientific program will be published in early October. Please check the Fall Meeting Website for updates. If you have any questions about the scientific program please contact abstracts@agu.org.


PA11A. Aligning the Technical Analysis to the Needs of a Decision Maker for Water Resources Planning Under Deeply Uncertain Futures I
Guillermo Mendoza | US Army Corps of Engineers
John Matthews | Alliance for Global Water Adaptation
PA11B. Communicating Science in the Social Media Age I eLightning
Charles Perry | USDA Forest Service
Christopher Oswalt | USDA Forest Service
Sudhir Shrestha | ESRI
PA11D. Climate Services Research and Development: Adapting to Climate Today Posters
James Buizer | University of Arizona
Lisa Vaughan | NOAA Ocean and Atmospheric Research
Lisa Goddard | International Research Institute for Climate & Society
PA11E. Communicating Climate Change: Informing Politicians and Policy Makers Posters
Donald Wuebbles | University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign
Robert Ward | London School of Economics
Bud Ward | Yale Climate Connections
Susan Hassol | Climate Communication
PA11F. From a Moment to a Movement: Building Infrastructure to Sustain Scientist Engagement Posters
Timia Crisp | American Geophysical Union
T. Zelikova | 500 Women Scientists
Kasey White | Geological Society of America
Melissa Varga | Union of Concerned Scientists
PA11G. Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Drought and Drought Decisions Posters
Aparna Bamzai | USGS North Central Climate Adaptation Science Center
Amanda Cravens | USGS Forest and Rangeland Ecosystem Science Center
Dennis Ojima | Colorado State University
Adam Wilke | USGS Fort Collins Science Center
PA11H. Open-Source Energy Data and Modeling Posters
Aaron Kressig | World Resources Institute
Johannes Friedrich | World Resources Institute
Sadie Cox | National Renewable Energy Laboratory Golden
Rajan Gupta | Los Alamos National Laboratory
PA11I. Planning for Extremes and Long-Term Change in the Built Environment: Scientist–Stakeholder Research and Engagement Posters
Caitlin Simpson | NOAA Climate Program Office
William Solecki | City University of New York - Hunter College
Claudia Nierenberg | NOAA
PA11J. Science in the News: Innovative Research and Programs to Improve the Quality and Quantity of Science Journalism Posters
Joe Witte | Aquent/JPL-NASA
Kristin Timm | University of Alaska Fairbanks
Heidi Roop | University of Minnesota
Jennifer Weeks | The Conversation US
PA11K. Science to Action: Best Practices and Lessons Learned from Interdisciplinary Research II Posters
Margaret Garcia | Arizona State University
Thushara Gunda | Sandia National Laboratories
PA11L. Working with Unusual Suspects at the Science, Policy, and Community Nexus Posters
Mahmud Farooque | Arizona State University
David Sittenfeld | Museum of Science
Nicholas Weller | Arizona State University
PA12A. Addressing Societal Challenges Through Science Diplomacy I
Yekaterina Kontar | National Science Foundation
Ester Sztein | National Academy of Sciences
PA13A. Climate Services Research and Development: Adapting to Climate Today I
Lisa Goddard | International Research Institute for Climate & Society
Lisa Vaughan | NOAA Ocean and Atmospheric Research
James Buizer | University of Arizona
PA13B. Addressing Societal Challenges Through Science Diplomacy Posters
Yekaterina Kontar | National Science Foundation
Ester Sztein | National Academy of Sciences
PA13D. Behind the Scenes on the Front Lines of Science Communication: How Institutions Can Support and Reward Scientists Who Do Public Engagement Work
Tessa Hill | University California Davis
Anne Jefferson | Rubenstein School of Environment and Natural Resources, University of Vermont
Melissa Kenney | University of Minnesota
PA13E. Bridging the Gaps Between Science and Science Policy Posters
Susan Bates | National Center for Atmospheric Research
Rafael Loureiro | Blue Marble Space Institute of Science / Winston-Salem State University
Tai-Yin Huang | National Science Foundation
Kimberly Duong | University of California Irvine
PA13F. Communicating Freshwater Health Through a Social–Ecological Lens: Models, Indicators, Apps, and Engagement Posters
Kashif Shaad | Conservation International
Lina Serrano | Monterrey Institute of Technology and Higher Education
Helen Regan | University of California Riverside
Raymond Wang | Sun Yat-Sen University
PA13G. Integrating Socioeconomics and Governance into Studies of Food and Water Systems Posters
Kirti Rajagopalan | Washington State University
Jennifer Givens | Utah State University
Keyvan Malek | Washington State University
Brian Chaffin | Assistant Professor, University of Montana
PA14A. Communicating Climate Change: Informing Politicians and Policy Makers I
Donald Wuebbles | University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign
Susan Hassol | Climate Communication
Robert Ward | London School of Economics
Bud Ward | Yale Climate Connections
PA14B. Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Drought and Drought Decisions I
Aparna Bamzai | Oregon State University
Dennis Ojima | Colorado State University
Adam Wilke | USGS Fort Collins Science Center
Amanda Cravens | USGS Forest and Rangeland Ecosystem Science Center
PA21A. Communication of Science: Practice, Research, and Reflection I
Heidi Roop | University of Washington
Kristin Timm | University of Alaska Fairbanks
Samuel Illingworth | Manchester Metropolitan University
Yi-Ling Hwong | University of New South Wales
PA21B. Addressing Societal Challenges Through the Global Earth Observation System of Systems (GEOSS) Posters
Douglas Cripe | GEO Group on Earth Observations
Stefano Nativi | CNR - IIA
Paola De Salvo | GEO Group on Earth Observations
Argyro Kavvada | NASA Headquarters, Booz Allen Hamilton
PA21B. Addressing Societal Challenges Through the Global Earth Observation System of Systems (GEOSS) Posters
Douglas Cripe | GEO Group on Earth Observations
Stefano Nativi | CNR - IIA
Paola De Salvo | GEO Group on Earth Observations
Argyro Kavvada | NASA Headquarters, Booz Allen Hamilton
PA21C. Earth Observation Applications in Support of Global Policy Frameworks Posters
Argyro Kavvada | NASA Headquarters, Booz Allen Hamilton
Douglas Cripe | GEO Group on Earth Observations
Lawrence Friedl | NASA Headquarters
Stephanie Schollaert Uz | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
PA21D. Implementing Science Tools for Cities and Climate Posters
William Solecki | City University of New York - Hunter College
Daniel Bader | Columbia University
Jack Kaye | NASA Headquarters SMD/ESD
Cynthia Rosenzweig | NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies
PA21F. Science to Action: Education for Community/Scientist Problem Solving Posters
Donna Charlevoix | UNAVCO, Inc. Boulder
Cathryn Manduca | Carleton College
J John Taber | IRIS Consortium
Rajul Pandya | American Geophysical Union
PA21G. The Hazards of Hazard Communication: Importance, Rewards, and Challenges of Science in the Public Sphere Posters
Wendy Bohon | Incorporated Research Institutions for Seismology
Beth Bartel | Michigan Technological University
PA22A. Connecting Earth Sciences and Risk Financing and Transfer: Case Studies on Integration and Application of Earth Observations in the Insurance Sectors
David Green | NASA Headquarters
Kevin Coffee | US Agency for International Development
Shanna McClain | NASA Headquarters
Eric Anderson | University of Alabama in HuntsvilleNASA/SERVIR Science Coordination Office
PA22B. Leveraging Social Media, Crowdsourcing, Citizen Science, and Emerging Technologies for Robust Scientific Understanding and Hazard Response I
Sophia Liu | U.S. Geological Survey, Science and Decisions Center
Laura Oremland | National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, National Marine Fisheries Service
Alice Pennaz | U.S. Geological Survey
Elizabeth MacDonald | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
PA22C. Communication of Science: Practice, Research, and Reflection II eLightning
Heidi Roop | University of Washington
Yi-Ling Hwong | University of New South Wales
Samuel Illingworth | Manchester Metropolitan University
Kristin Timm | George Mason University
PA22D. Science to Action: Empowering Ecologists to Engage in the Process of Translation for Informed Environmental Decision-Making I eLightning
Gregg Garfin | University of Arizona
Jeremy Littell | US Geological Survey, Alaska Climate Adaptation Science Center
Carolyn Enquist | USGS Southwest Climate Adaptation Science Center
Stephen Jackson | USGS Southwest Climate Adaptation Science Center
PA23A. Earth Observation Applications in Support of Global Policy Frameworks I
Argyro Kavvada | NASA Headquarters, Booz Allen Hamilton
Douglas Cripe | GEO Group on Earth Observations
Lawrence Friedl | NASA Headquarters
Stephanie Schollaert Uz | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
PA23B. The Hazards of Hazard Communication: Importance, Rewards, and Challenges of Science in the Public Sphere I
Wendy Bohon | Incorporated Research Institutions for Seismology
Beth Bartel | Michigan Technological University
PA23C. Leveraging Social Media, Crowdsourcing, Citizen Science, and Emerging Technologies for Robust Scientific Understanding and Hazard Response II eLightning
Alice Pennaz | U.S. Geological Survey
Elizabeth MacDonald | Aurorasaurus, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Sophia Liu | U.S. Geological Survey, Science and Decisions Center
Laura Oremland | National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, National Marine Fisheries Service
PA23D. Science to Action: Best Practices and Lessons Learned from Interdisciplinary Research I eLightning
Margaret Garcia | Arizona State University
Thushara Gunda | Sandia National Laboratories
PA23E. Communication of Science: Practice, Research, and Reflection Posters
Heidi Roop | University of Washington
Samuel Illingworth | Manchester Metropolitan University
Kristin Timm | University of Alaska Fairbanks
Yi-Ling Hwong | University of New South Wales
PA23F. Enhancing the Impact of Earth and Space Sciences Through Project and Research Community Management Posters
Carmen Blackwood | Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology
Amber Budden | DataONE
Katie Pratt | University of Rhode Island
Luisa Cristini | Alfred Wegener Institute Helmholtz-Center for Polar and Marine Research Bremerhaven
PA23G. Science to Action: Closing Gaps to Enable Science-Based, Data-Driven Decision-Making Posters
Stephanie Granger | NASA Western Water Applications Office
Amber Jenkins | NASA Western Water Applications Office
Savannah Cooley | NASA Western Water Applications Office
PA24A. Implementing Science Tools for Cities and Climate I
William Solecki | City University of New York - Hunter College
Daniel Bader | Columbia University
Jack Kaye | NASA Headquarters SMD/ESD
Cynthia Rosenzweig | NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies
PA31A. Engaged Scientists: Personal and Professional Climate Action by Climate Change Researchers I
Shelly Sommer | Director, Albert A. Bartlett Science Communication Center, CU Boulder
Max Boykoff | University of Colorado Boulder
Joshua Tewksbury | Future Earth
PA31B. Communicating Weather and Climate Information for Decision-Making in Resource-Constrained Environments Posters
Julia Bradley-Cook | United States Agency for International Development
Alex Apotsos | United States Agency for International Development
Alex de Sherbinin | Center for International Earth Science Information Network
PA31C. The Ethics of Providing Climate Information in the Developing World Posters
Tegan Blaine | U.S. Agency for International Development
Bruce Hewitson | University of Cape Town
Christopher Jack | University of Cape Town
Ana Bucher | World Bank
PA31D. The Fourth National Climate Assessment: Highlighting Impacts, Risks, and Responses Across Sectors and Regions of the United States Posters
Katie Reeves | US Global Change Research Program
David Reidmiller | United States Global Change Research Program
PA32A. New Frontiers in Communicating on Climate Change: Connecting Science, Health, and Journalism on Local Impacts and Solutions I
Karen Florini | Climate Central
Rick Weiss | SciLine
Mona Sarfaty | Medical Society Consortium on Climate and Health
PA32B. The Future of Science Policy: Funding, Freedom of Scientific Expression, and Federal Decision-Making I
Timia Crisp | American Geophysical Union
Kasey White | National Academy of Sciences
Jacob Carter | Union of Concerned Scientists Washington DC
PA32C. Data Policy: Much More Than Just the Data Set eLightning
Denise Hills | Geological Survey of Alabama
Lindsay Barbieri | University of Vermont
Kathleen Fontaine | Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Erin Robinson | Foundation for Earth Science Information Partners
PA33B. Quantifying the Value of Earth Science Information by Identifying How It Changes Societal Outcomes eLightning
Bethany Mabee | Resources for the Future
Aleix Serrat-Capdevila | The World Bank
Yusuke Kuwayama | Resources for the Future
Winston Yu | World Bank
PA33C. Engaged Scientists: Personal and Professional Climate Action by Climate Change Researchers Posters
Max Boykoff | University of Colorado Boulder
Shelly Sommer | Director, Albert A. Bartlett Science Communication Center, CU Boulder
Joshua Tewksbury | Future Earth
PA33E. Science to Action: Addressing Gaps in Access to Climate Science for Decision-Making Posters
Rachel Jacobson | American Society of Adaptation Professionals
Natalie Bennett | US Global Change Research Program
Melissa Goodwin | American Geophysical Union
Sarah Zerbonne | US Global Change Research Program
PA33F. Science to Action: Meeting the Information Needs for Climate Change Adaptation Decisions Posters
Rajul Pandya | American Geophysical Union
Marina Djernaes | The New Advisory Group
Shahan Haq | University of Maryland
PA33G. The Future of Science Policy: Funding, Freedom of Scientific Expression, and Federal Decision-Making Posters
Kasey White | Geological Society of America
Timia Crisp | American Geophysical Union
Jacob Carter | Union of Concerned Scientists
PA34A. Experiences and Career Opportunities in Science Policy and Diplomacy
Linda Rowan | UNAVCO, Inc.
Emily Sylak-Glassman | IDA Science and Technology Policy Institute
PA34B. Innovation and Regulation: Policies for Facilitating the Adoption of New Approaches to Mitigate Oil and Gas Emissions
David Lyon | The University of Texas at Austin
Daniel Zimmerle | Colorado State University
Jacob Englander | Stanford Earth Sciences
PA34C. Science to Action Beyond Partnerships: Creating, Scaling, and Sustaining Regional and Sector-Based Networks to Foster Knowledge Coproduction in Support of Climate Change Adaptation eLightning
Ursula Rick | Western Water Assessment
Benét Duncan | California Ocean Science Trust
James Arnott | Aspen Global Change Institute
Julie Vano | National Center for Atmospheric Research
PA41A. Energy Policy Under Binding Climate Constraints: When and How Can Society Limit the Extraction of Fossil Fuels? I
Kathy Mulvey | Union of Concerned Scientists Washington DC
Peter Erickson | Stockholm Environment Institute
Steven Davis | University of California Irvine
Georgia Piggot | Stockholm Environment Institute
PA41B. Art and Science: Transdisciplinary Approaches to Data Exploration and Communication eLightning
Jill Shipman | University of Alaska Fairbanks
Peter Webley | University of Alaska Fairbanks
Brandon Gellis | University of Wyoming
Jose Salgado | KV 265
Francesca Samsel | University of Texas at Austin
PA41C. Science to Action: Building Novel and Transformative Partnerships Toward Decision-Relevant Science Posters
Julian Reyes | USDA Southwest Climate Hub
Melissa Varga | Union of Concerned Scientists
Meredith Jennings | Houston Advanced Research Center
Rachel Licker | Union of Concerned Scientists
PA41D. Science to Action: Frontiers in Effective Decision Maker–Scientist Partnerships Posters
Julie Vano | Aspen Global Change Institute
David Behar | San Francisco Public Utilities Commission and Practitioner Exchange for Effective Response to Sea Level Rise (PEERS)
Daniel Ferguson | University of Arizona
PA41E. The Coral Reef Ecosystem: Observation, Configuration, and Communication at the Intersection of Art and Science Posters
Diane Burko | Community College of Philadelphia
Nathalie Goodkin | American Museum of Natural History
PA42A. Geoscience and Sustainable Energy Solutions I
Denise Cox | Storm Energy
Timothy Meckel | Univ. Texas at Austin
John Kaldi | University of Adelaide
PA42B. Science to Inform Climate Resilience and Adaptation Decision-Making and Policy I
Rebecca French | Connecticut Department of Housing
Louise Bedsworth | University of California Berkeley
Ian Bolliger | University of California Berkeley
Jessica Grannis | Georgetown University
PA42C. Strategies for Climate Communication Across Contexts eLightning
Matthew Lachniet | UNLV-Geosciences
Emma Bloomfield | University of Nevada Las Vegas
PA43A. Science to Action: Building Novel and Transformative Partnerships Toward Decision-Relevant Science I
Julian Reyes | USDA Southwest Climate Hub
Melissa Varga | Union of Concerned Scientists
Meredith Jennings | Houston Advanced Research Center
Rachel Licker | Union of Concerned Scientists
PA43B. Geoscience and Sustainable Energy Solutions Posters
Denise Cox | Storm Energy
Timothy Meckel | Univ. Texas at Austin
John Kaldi | University of Adelaide
PA43C. Indigenous Data Sovereignty: How Scientists and Researchers Can Empower Indigenous Data Governance Posters
Stephanie Rainie | University of Arizona
Daniel Ferguson | University of Arizona
Andrew Martinez | University of Arizona
PA43D. Science to Action: Metrics for Societal Impact of Research—What Do We Value, and How Do We Capture It? Posters
Julia Drapkin | ISeeChange: Community Weather and Climate Journal
Sybil Seitzinger | University of Victoria
Kevin Noone | Stockholm University
Crystal Raymond | Seattle City Light
PA43E. Science to Action: Using Science for Justice by Building Knowledge, Linking Communities, and Advocating for Change Posters
Charise Johnson | Union of Concerned Scientists
Juan Declet-Barreto | Union of Concerned Scientists Washington DC
Rajul Pandya | American Geophysical Union
Gretchen Goldman | Union of Concerned Scientists
PA43F. Science to Inform Climate Resilience and Adaptation Decision-Making and Policy Posters
Rebecca French | Connecticut Department of Housing
Ian Bolliger | University of California Berkeley
Leslie Abrahams | IDA Science and Technology Policy Institute
David Curtis | West Consultants
PA43G. Utilizing Indigenous and Local Knowledge in Disaster Risk Reduction Research and Policies Posters
Yekaterina Kontar | National Science Foundation
Noor Johnson | University of Colorado
PA44A. Science to Action: Frontiers in Effective Decision Maker–Scientist Partnerships I
Julie Vano | Aspen Global Change Institute
David Behar | San Francisco Public Utilities Commission and Practitioner Exchange for Effective Response to Sea Level Rise (PEERS)
Daniel Ferguson | University of Arizona
PA44B. Using Earth Observations for Resource Management in the Western United States: The Nexus of Water and Food Security
Stephanie Schollaert Uz | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Andrew French | USDA-ARS, U.S. Arid-Land Agricultural Research Center
Christine Lee | California State University Monterey Bay
Ursula Rick | Western Water Assessment
PA51A. Science to Action: How Hydrologists and Residents Can Work Together to Reduce the Impact of Flooding I
Thomas Herrington | Monmouth University
Harriet Festing | Anthropocene Alliance
Sarah Wilkins | American Geophysical Union
Susannah Erwin | US Geological Survey
PA51B. Enhancing Environmental Management Decisions, Actions, and Policy by Building the Capacity to Use Earth Observations Posters
Kenton Ross | NASA Langley Research Center
Christine Mataya | NASA Headquarters
Lauren Childs-Gleason | NASA DEVELOP Program
Nancy Searby | NASA Headquarters
PA51C. Native Science to Action: How Indigenous Perspectives Inform, Diversify, and Build Capacity in Environmental Science and Policy Posters
Ryan Emanuel | NC State UniversityNorth Carolina State University Raleigh
Karletta Chief | University of Arizona
Daniella Scalice | NASA Astrobiology Program
Dominique David-Chavez | Colorado State University
PA52A. Learning by Doing: Building Community Resilience Through Climate Assessment I
Kristin Lewis | US Global Change Research Program, Contractor
Allyza Lustig | US Global Change Research Program / ICF
PA52B. Science to Action: Accelerating Innovation of Applied Climate Science for Risk Reduction and Resilience—A New Role for the Sustained National Climate Assessment
Jerry Melillo | MBL
Daniel Zarrilli | New York City
Andrew Jones | Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Anne Waple | Self Employed
Richard Moss | Joint Global Change Research Institute
PA53A. Native Science to Action: How Indigenous Perspectives Inform, Diversify, and Build Capacity in Environmental Science and Policy I
Ryan Emanuel | NC State University
Karletta Chief | University of Arizona
Daniella Scalice | NASA Astrobiology Program
Dominique David-Chavez | Colorado State University
PA53B. Learning by Doing: Building Community Resilience Through Climate Assessment Posters
Kristin Lewis | US Global Change Research Program, Contractor
Allyza Lustig | US Global Change Research Program / ICF
PA53C. Science to Action: How Hydrologists and Residents Can Work Together to Reduce the Impact of Flooding Posters
Thomas Herrington | Monmouth University
Harriet Festing | Anthropocene Alliance
Sarah Wilkins | American Geophysical Union
Susannah Erwin | US Geological Survey
PA54A. Enhancing Environmental Management Decisions, Actions, and Policy by Building the Capacity to Use Earth Observations I
Nancy Searby | NASA Headquarters
Kenton Ross | NASA Langley Research Center
Lauren Childs-Gleason | NASA DEVELOP Program
Christine Mataya | NASA Headquarters
PA54B. International Science Addressing Global Agenda 2030
Gordon Mcbean | University of Western Ontario
Pavel Kabat | IIASA International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis
Vaughan Turekian | National Academy of Sciences
B23M. State of the Carbon Cycle in North America: Key Findings from Assessing a Decade of Science, Decisions, and Management Impacts II Posters
Gyami Shrestha | Carboneers, LLC
Nancy Cavallaro | USDA/NIFA
Laura Lorenzoni | NASA Headquarters
Zhiliang Zhu | U.S. Geological Survey
B43C. State of the Carbon Cycle in North America: Key Findings from Assessing a Decade of Science, Decisions, and Management Impacts I
Gyami Shrestha | Carboneers, LLC
Nancy Cavallaro | USDA/NIFA
Laura Lorenzoni | NASA Headquarters
Zhiliang Zhu | U.S. Geological Survey
B53F. Forensic Geology: From Crime Scene to Courtroom Posters
Ian Saginor | Federal Bureau of Investigation
David Szymanski | Bentley University
Christopher Bernhardt | USGS
Jack Hietpas | Pennsylvania State University
ED21A. Diversity, Inclusion, and Equality in Geosciences I: Gender Issues and Solutions
Jill Karsten | National Science Foundation
Tim van Emmerik | Wageningen University
Michael Guidry | University of Hawaii at Manoa
Lesley Wyborn | Australian National University
Claudia Jesus-Rydin | European Research Council
ED22A. Diversity, Inclusion, and Equality in Geosciences II: Strategies for Engagement and Retention
Lesley Wyborn | Australian National University
Claudia Jesus-Rydin | European Research Council
Milena Marjanovic | Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris
Blair Schneider | University of Kansas
Tim van Emmerik | Wageningen University
Jill Karsten | National Science Foundation
ED31E. Supporting K–12 Geoscience and Climate Education Through Teacher Professional Development I Posters
Sadredin Moosavi | Geological Society of America
Patricia Harcourt | University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science
Suzanne Metlay | Western Governors University
Frank Niepold | NOAA Washington DC
ED34A. Supporting K–12 Geoscience and Climate Education Through Teacher Professional Development II
Patricia Harcourt | University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science
Frank Niepold | NOAA Washington DC
GC22C. Renewable Energy: Marine and Hydrokinetic I
Scott James | Baylor University
Elizabeth Weatherhead | U. Colorado at Boulder
Vincent Neary | Sandia National Laboratories
Maria Beninati | Bucknell University
GC23E. Renewable Energy: Marine and Hydrokinetic Posters
Scott James | Baylor University
Elizabeth Weatherhead | U. Colorado at Boulder
Vincent Neary | Sandia National Laboratories
Maria Beninati | Bucknell University
GC44A. Application of Forest Change Mapping and Error Estimation to Forest Carbon Financing Mechanisms and Rural Development I
Juliann Aukema | US Agency for International Development
Sylvia Wilson | Wilpa Capacity Development
Evan Notman | US Agency for International Development
Africa Flores Anderson | University of Alabama in Huntsville
GC51F. Application of Forest Change Mapping and Error Estimation to Forest Carbon Financing Mechanisms and Rural Development Posters
Africa Flores Anderson | University of Alabama in Huntsville
Juliann Aukema | US Agency for International Development
Evan Notman | US Agency for International Development
Sylvia Wilson | Wilpa Capacity Development
GH13A. Developing Climate, Public Health, and Citizen Science Services to Predict and Prevent Climate-Sensitive Health Risks and Serve the Public Good
Juli Trtanj | NOAA
Jeff Morgan | Joint Research and Development (JRAD)
Lisa Vaughan | NOAA Ocean and Atmospheric Research
Jeffrey Greenberg | Wheaton College
GH21C. Developing Climate, Public Health, and Citizen Science Services to Predict and Prevent Climate-Sensitive Health Risks and Serve the Public Good Posters
Juli Trtanj | NOAA
Jeff Morgan | Joint Research and Development (JRAD)
Lisa Vaughan | NOAA Ocean and Atmospheric Research
Jeffrey Greenberg | Wheaton College
GH23B. Global Warming, Urban Heat Island, and Public Health: Vulnerability, Impacts, and Adaption Posters
Kevin Czajkowski | University of Toledo
Kim-Anh Nguyen | National Central University
Yuei-An Liou | National Central University
Jehn-Yih Juang | National Taiwan University
NH43A. Benchmarks for Extreme Space Weather Events
Seth Jonas | Science and Technology Policy Institute
William Murtagh | NOAA Boulder
NS31A. Near-Surface Geophysics for Anthropogenic Targets I
Isabel Morris | Princeton University
Carl-Georg Bank | University of Toronto
Sajad Jazayeri | University of South Florida Tampa
Linda Rowan | UNAVCO, Inc.
NS33B. Near-Surface Geophysics for Anthropogenic Targets II Posters
Isabel Morris | Princeton University
Carl-Georg Bank | University of Toronto
Sajad Jazayeri | University of South Florida Tampa
Linda Rowan | UNAVCO, Inc.
U14A. Can We Manage Earth's Future?
Ariel Anbar | Arizona State University
Linda Rowan | UNAVCO, Inc.
Stephen Romaniello | Arizona State University
Hilairy Hartnett | University of Washington
U52A. Geoscience Impact in a Complex World: Successful Collaboration with Social Scientists
Margaret Palmer | National Socio-Environmental Synthesis Center (SESYNC)
Margaret Goud Collins | Friends of IIASA
Carrie Hritz | National Socio-Environmental Synthesis Center (SESYNC), Univ. of MD
Fabian Wagner | IIASA International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis
V33F. The 2018 Eruptions of Kīlauea Volcano, Hawaii, and Fernandina and Sierra Negra Volcanoes, Galápagos IV Poster
Ingrid Johanson | Hawaiian Volcano Observatory
Matthew Patrick | USGS Hawaiian Volcano Observatory
Gregory Waite | Michigan Technological University
Claire Horwell | Durham University
V43J. The 2018 Eruptions of Kīlauea Volcano, Hawaii, and Fernandina and Sierra Negra Volcanoes, Galápagos V Posters
Ingrid Johanson | Hawaiian Volcano Observatory
Matthew Patrick | USGS Hawaiian Volcano Observatory
Gregory Waite | Michigan Technological University
Claire Horwell | Durham University