Monday Morning 2
Time	Session	Location	Title
1030	B12A	CC 714B	Wildfire in Natural Systems: Vulnerability, Impacts, and Response (joint with GC) Presiding: B Benscoter, University of Guelph; E Kasischke, University of Maryland; M Flannigan, Canadian Forest Service-Natural Resource Canada; B M Wotton, Canadian Forest Service    [Print-friendly session details]
1030	B12A-01	CC 714B	Evaluating Impacts of Climate Change on Fire Regimes, Landscape Dynamics, and Fire Management Using the Simulation Model Fire-BGCv2 *R E Keane, R Loehman INVITED    [Abstract]
1050	B12A-02	CC 714B	Changes in Fire Regime Catalyze Ecological Responses to Climate Change in Boreal Forests *J F Johnstone, F Chapin IIIT Hollingsworth, S Rupp INVITED    [Abstract]
1110	B12A-03	CC 714B	Quantifying wildland fire emissions at landscape to continental scales *N H French INVITED    [Abstract]
1130	B12A-04	CC 714B	Controls on Organic Layer Combustion Severity During Wildfire in Boreal Bogs *B W Benscoter, D K Thompson, J M Waddington, M D Flannigan, B M Wotton, W J de Groot, M R Turetsky    [Abstract]
1145	B12A-05	CC 714B	Predicting Stand-Level Fire Behavior From Forest Community Data in Former Prairie and Savanna *G I Yospin, S D Bridgham, J Kertis, B R Johnson    [Abstract]
1200	B12A-06	CC 714B	Measuring Wildland Fire Radiant Power, Energy Release and Gas Evolution at 'Intermediate Scale' *R L Kremens, M B Dickinson, A Bova    [Abstract]
1215	B12A-07	CC 714B	Empirical Evidence for Self-Organized Patterns in California Wildfire Sizes: Implications for Landscape Resilience *N A Povak, P F Hessburg Sr    [Abstract]