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US-IALE 2018

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Chia Hsieh

Academia Sinica
Research Assistant
Taiwan

6:30pm CDT

Welcome Social! Honore Ballroom (Lobby Level)

8:15am CDT

WELCOME & PLENARY SESSION I Adams Room

9:30am CDT

Coffee Break 6th Floor Lobby

10:00am CDT

SYMPOSIA-03: History and Trends of Describing and Analyzing Landscape Patterns: Where Are We Now? Spire Parlor

10:15am CDT

SYMPOSIA-01: Twenty Years of Changes in Floral Resources Across Urban and Rural Midwestern North America Hancock Parlor

10:30am CDT

SYMPOSIA-01: Putting Collaboration to Work: Long-term Monitoring and Conservation of Rare Plants and Fungi in the Chicago Wilderness Hancock Parlor

10:45am CDT

SYMPOSIA-01: Defining Neighborhoods to Optimize the Effectiveness of Landscape-Scale Grassland Bird Conservation Hancock Parlor

11:00am CDT

SYMPOSIA-01: Using Bird Abundance Models and Ecosystem Services Valuations to Inform Grassland Bird Conservation in an Urban Context Hancock Parlor

11:15am CDT

SYMPOSIA-03: USGS Gap Analysis Project Habitat Maps: Prospects for Multi-species, Multi-scale Assessments of Habitat Fragmentation Spire Parlor

11:30am CDT

SYMPOSIA-03: Developing 3D Spatial Pattern Metrics to Describe and Analyze the Urban Environment Spire Parlor

11:45am CDT

SYMPOSIA-04: SODA-POP: Building Population-Level Functionality into a Spatially-Explicit Individual-based Model of Human Disturbance on Animals Adams Room

12:00pm CDT

Lunch On Your Own N/A

1:30pm CDT

URBAN/EXURBAN LANDSCAPE ECOLOGY: Urban Ecological Infrastructure as a Bridge Between Urban Ecology and Landscape Ecology Water Tower Parlor

1:45pm CDT

URBAN/EXURBAN LANDSCAPE ECOLOGY: Parcelization in the Exurbs: A Case Study in Butler County (OH) from 2004 to 2014 Water Tower Parlor

2:30pm CDT

SYMPOSIA-01: 35 Years of Community Change in Temperate Forest in Illinois Hancock Parlor

2:45pm CDT

SYMPOSIA-01: Is Community Diversity Maximization a Suitable Goal for Landscape Composition? Hancock Parlor

3:00pm CDT

Coffee Break 6th Floor Lobby

3:30pm CDT

URBAN/EXURBAN LANDSCAPE ECOLOGY: Multiple Spatial Scales Predict Species-Habitat Relationships of Urban Bats: Implications for Urban Reconciliation Water Tower Parlor

4:00pm CDT

INSECT ECOLOGY: Local and Landscape Determinants of the Rare Cranberry Blue Butterfly (Plebejus optilete): What Matters, and How Much Does the Landscape Matter? LaSalle 2 (7th Floor)

4:15pm CDT

INSECT ECOLOGY: Butterflies, Tallgrass Prairie, and Green Roofs LaSalle 2 (7th Floor)

4:30pm CDT

INSECT ECOLOGY: Niche Modeling of Eastern Monarch Butterfly Roadkill Mortality from Oklahoma to Mexico LaSalle 2 (7th Floor)

4:45pm CDT

INSECT ECOLOGY: Mapping Functional Diversity LaSalle 2 (7th Floor)

5:30pm CDT

POSTER: Canopy Structural Complexity and Light Use Efficiency: The Influence of Forest Species Richness and Stand Density on Resource Use Monroe Room POSTER: Combining Concept Mapping and Text Analysis for Conceptual Model Development Monroe Room POSTER: Examining Community Gardens as a Source of Ecological and Social Connectivity in Cities Monroe Room POSTER: Exploring Historical and Potential Future Urbanization Patterns in the Oklahoma City Metropolitan Area Monroe Room POSTER: Forest Assemblages Predict Avian Assemblages Better Than Vegetation Structure in Southern Ohio’s Central Hardwoods Monroe Room POSTER: Forest Fragmentation, Harvest and Carbon Storage Along a Regional Gradient: The Great Lakes Social-Ecological Gradient Monroe Room POSTER: Identifying Conservation Priorities Through Participatory Ecosystem Services Mapping in Coastal Zones Monroe Room POSTER: Landscape and Host Plant Effects on Two Important Omnivorous Arthropod Taxa in Field Crops Monroe Room POSTER: Level- and Scale-dependent Habitat Selection for Resting Sites by Two Syntopic Martes Species Monroe Room POSTER: Network Theory and Post-fire Landscapes: Linking Connectivity to Forest Reorganization in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem Monroe Room POSTER: Optimizing a UAV survey approach: implications for monitoring ecosystem services provided by floral resources Monroe Room POSTER: The Role of Biotic Complexity and Landscape Context in Controlling Arthropod Pests in Ornamental Gardens Monroe Room

8:15am CDT

PLENARY SESSION II Adams Room

10:00am CDT

INVASIVE SPECIES: Dense Landsat Time Series Reveal Spatial and Temporal Patterns of Non-native Pine Invasion in Chile Spire Parlor

10:15am CDT

INVASIVE SPECIES: Understanding the Effect of Beta Diversity on Invasibility Across Scales Spire Parlor

10:30am CDT

BELOWGROUND PROCESSES: Meso-scale Drivers and Stocks of Soil Organic Carbon in Temperate Rainforests, and a Spatially Explicit Assessment of Carbon Across the North Pacific Coast LaSalle 2 (7th Floor)

11:00am CDT

SYMPOSIA-10: Does a city’s land market affect its greening strategies? A cross-case study of Baltimore, Boston, and Philadelphia Hancock Parlor

11:15am CDT

SYMPOSIA-10: Biodiversity in Chicago’s Vacant Lots Hancock Parlor

11:30am CDT

SYMPOSIA-10: Clean and Green: Vacant Lot Stewardship and the Creation of New Natures in Chicago Hancock Parlor

1:00pm CDT

SCIENTIFIC EXCURSION 2. Behind the Scenes at The Field Museum of Natural History Offsite - Depart from Wabash Street Entrance of Hotel

10:00am CDT

RARITY, BIODIVERSITY AND SPECIES DISTRIBUTION: Where the Rare Things Are: A Multi-Scale Assessment of Geographic and Evolutionary Rarity Across U.S. Forests LaSalle 2 (7th Floor)

10:15am CDT

RARITY, BIODIVERSITY AND SPECIES DISTRIBUTION: Beta-diversity Patterns of Breeding Birds Influenced by Environmental and Climatic Heterogeneity in Taiwan LaSalle 2 (7th Floor)

10:30am CDT

RARITY, BIODIVERSITY AND SPECIES DISTRIBUTION: Landscape Connectivity Effects on Alberta’s Biodiversity LaSalle 2 (7th Floor)

10:45am CDT

RARITY, BIODIVERSITY AND SPECIES DISTRIBUTION: Human-induced Rapid Environmental Change and Spatial Mismatches in Species Distribution LaSalle 2 (7th Floor)

11:00am CDT

RARITY, BIODIVERSITY AND SPECIES DISTRIBUTION: A Decision Support Tool for Metapopulation Management in Dynamic Landscapes LaSalle 2 (7th Floor)

11:15am CDT

RARITY, BIODIVERSITY AND SPECIES DISTRIBUTION: Macrolichen Community Structures of Newfoundland’s Forested Wetlands LaSalle 2 (7th Floor)

11:30am CDT

RARITY, BIODIVERSITY AND SPECIES DISTRIBUTION: Multi-scale Effects of Land Use on Bee Communities Along Habitat Edges Between Forest and Agriculture LaSalle 2 (7th Floor)

12:00pm CDT

Lunch On Your Own N/A

1:30pm CDT

MODELLING CLIMATE AS PROCESS DRIVERS: Predicting Microclimate Temperatures in the Great Smoky Mountains Using Statistical Downscaling and LiDAR-derived Vegetation Information LaSalle 1 (7th Floor)

1:45pm CDT

SYMPOSIA-17: Mapping Candidate Ecological Restoration Areas Using Morphological Spatial Pattern Analysis (MSPA) LaSalle 5 (7th Floor) MODELLING CLIMATE AS PROCESS DRIVERS: What Are the Hard Problems for Landscape-model Projections in a Warming Climate? LaSalle 1 (7th Floor)

2:00pm CDT

SYMPOSIA-17: Potential Impacts of Climate Change on Vegetative Ecosystem Services of Soil Retention LaSalle 5 (7th Floor) MODELLING CLIMATE AS PROCESS DRIVERS: The Importance of Climate Uncertainty for Projections of Forest Ecosystem Services LaSalle 1 (7th Floor)

2:15pm CDT

MODELLING CLIMATE AS PROCESS DRIVERS: Evaluating Drought Projections with the Cumulative Drought Severity Index LaSalle 1 (7th Floor)

2:30pm CDT

MODELLING CLIMATE AS PROCESS DRIVERS: Integrating Hydrological Models and Census Data to Prioritize Climate Change Preparedness LaSalle 1 (7th Floor)

2:45pm CDT

MODELLING CLIMATE AS PROCESS DRIVERS: Identification of the Spatio-temporal Contiguous Carbon Cycle Extreme Events LaSalle 1 (7th Floor)

3:45pm CDT

SYMPOSIA-15: Developing Climate Change-Adaptive Species Palettes for Urban Forests Restoration Spire Parlor

4:00pm CDT

SYMPOSIA-15: Urban Greening and Urban Forest Assessment Spire Parlor

4:15pm CDT

SYMPOSIA-15: Institutional, Ecological, and Socio-Economic Drivers of Urban Tree Cover in Metropolitan Detroit, Michigan Spire Parlor

4:30pm CDT

SYMPOSIA-15: Structure, Function and Value of Urban Forests in California Spire Parlor SYMPOSIA-17: Can We Adequately Represent the Spatial Interplay Between Humans and Nature? LaSalle 5 (7th Floor)

8:00am CDT

WORKSHOP 6. Spatial Analysis Using R Water Tower Parlor