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US-IALE 2018

Xavier Haro-Carrion

University of Florida
PhD student
Florida, USA

https://geog.ufl.edu/grad-students/haro-carrion/

Land-use / land-cover change with focus on forest and vegetation change at different spatial and temporal scales.
Forest and biodiversity conservation in human-environment settings.
South America focused in Ecuador.

12:00pm

Conference Registration Desk Open 6th Floor Lobby

2:00pm

UPDATE! Student Activity: Walking Tour of Historic Chicago Cultural Center Offsite - Meet at Conference Registration Desk

6:30pm

Welcome Social! Honore Ballroom (Lobby Level)

8:15am

WELCOME & PLENARY SESSION I Adams Room

9:30am

Coffee Break 6th Floor Lobby

10:00am

LAND USE/LAND COVER CHANGE: Identifying Drivers Behind Deforestation in Guarayos Indigenous Territory, Eastern Bolivia from 1997 to 2017 Grant Park Parlor

10:15am

SYMPOSIA-03: Satellite-based Accounting of Forest Area and Fragmentation Spire Parlor LAND USE/LAND COVER CHANGE: Land use and cover change within a typical Midwest watershed in relation to socio-ecological factors Grant Park Parlor

10:30am

LAND USE/LAND COVER CHANGE: Spatiotemporal Patterns and Environmental Impacts of Land Use and Land Cover in a Grassland Landscape: The Wulagai River Basin in Inner Mongolia, China Grant Park Parlor

11:00am

LAND USE/LAND COVER CHANGE: Mapping Dynamic Processes in Arid Rangelands Grant Park Parlor

11:15am

SYMPOSIA-03: USGS Gap Analysis Project Habitat Maps: Prospects for Multi-species, Multi-scale Assessments of Habitat Fragmentation Spire Parlor SYMPOSIA-04: Uniting Behavior and Demography to Predict Connectivity in Space and Time Adams Room

12:00pm

Lunch On Your Own N/A

1:30pm

SYMPOSIA-03: Measuring the Configuration Accuracy of Land Change Simulations Using Metrics Relevant to Landscape Ecology and Land Change Science Spire Parlor

3:30pm

SYMPOSIA-06: Contributions of Citizen Science to Regional Landscape Ecology: Using OpenStreetMap to Estimate the Impact of Hurricane Harvey on Different Land-Use Types Grant Park Parlor

9:00pm

Offsite Student Social Offsite - Emerald Loop Bar & Grill

10:45am

CONSERVATION AND RESTORATION PLANNING: Systematically prioritizing landscape conservation on the basis of climatic vulnerabilities LaSalle 5 (7th Floor)

11:15am

CONSERVATION AND RESTORATION PLANNING: Modeling Priority Areas for Forest Landscape Restoration in Madagascar: An Operational Participative and Inter-Sectoral Approach LaSalle 5 (7th Floor)

8:15am

PLENARY SESSION III & Announcement of Upcoming US-IALE Annual Meeting Adams Room

10:00am

SYMPOSIA-13: Using Contextual Clues and Cues to Distinguish Disturbance from Expected Dynamics Water Tower Parlor HABITAT FRAGMENTATION/CONNECTIVITY: Graph Theory Analysis in Highly Fragmented Atlantic Forest Remnants of Eastern Paraguay Hancock Parlor

10:15am

SYMPOSIA-13: Detecting Land Change Through Land Surface Phenology: An Application to the Dynamic Northern Great Plains Water Tower Parlor FOREST LANDSCAPE PROCESSES: Linking Terrestrial LIDAR to Landsat: Canopy Structural Complexity is Associated with Spectral Indices of Greenness and Brightness Spire Parlor CLIMATE CHANGE EFFECTS AND ADAPTATION: Connectivity to Address Climate-induced Range Shifts: Emerging Approaches and Future Challenges LaSalle 1 (7th Floor) HABITAT FRAGMENTATION/CONNECTIVITY: Understanding Land-cover Change and Its Impact on Biodiversity in an Ecuadorian Fragmented Landscape Hancock Parlor

10:30am

SYMPOSIA-13: Untangling the Effects of Human Influence on Above Ground Biomass from Precipitation Driven Changes on the Mongolian Plateau Water Tower Parlor CLIMATE CHANGE EFFECTS AND ADAPTATION: Spatio-temporal Trajectories of an Understudied Small Mammal: Time-series Predictions of Northern Bog-lemming Distributions Across North America from 1900 to 2040 LaSalle 1 (7th Floor) HABITAT FRAGMENTATION/CONNECTIVITY: An integrated GIS-based toolkit for land use planners: evaluating impact of development and restoration planning in Sabah (Borneo) on clouded leopard connectivity Hancock Parlor

10:45am

SYMPOSIA-13: Cross-seasonal Assessments of Appalachian Forest Compositional Response After Fire Using Sentinel 2 Imagery Water Tower Parlor CLIMATE CHANGE EFFECTS AND ADAPTATION: Simulating the Spatio-Temporal Dynamics of Boreal Habitats Under Climate Change LaSalle 1 (7th Floor) (CANCELLED) HABITAT FRAGMENTATION/CONNECTIVITY: Impacts of High Voltage Electricity Transmission Lines on Liana and Tree Communities in Two Forest Ecosystems Hancock Parlor

11:00am

SYMPOSIA-13: Near-term Refinement of Burn-area Maps Through Fusion of Multiple Remote-sensing Sources for the Historic 2017 British Columbia Fire Season Water Tower Parlor HABITAT FRAGMENTATION/CONNECTIVITY: Seeing the Forest Through the Trees: An Assessment of Habitat Fragmentation’s Impacts on Woody Plant Communities Across Scales Hancock Parlor

11:15am

SYMPOSIA-13: Applying Google Earth Engine to Wildfire Disturbance Detection in the State of Alaska Water Tower Parlor HABITAT FRAGMENTATION/CONNECTIVITY: Evaluating the Contribution of Pine Plantations to Habitat Fragmentation in the Southeastern U.S. Hancock Parlor

11:30am

SYMPOSIA-13: Data Mining Historical MODIS Hotspots Archive to Characterize Global Fire Regimes Water Tower Parlor

12:00pm

Lunch On Your Own N/A

1:30pm

HABITAT FRAGMENTATION/CONNECTIVITY: A Multi-Scale Modeling Framework for Landscape-Level Assessment of Core Habitats, Connectivity, and Gene Flow of Rare Species Hancock Parlor

1:45pm

SYMPOSIA-13: Satellite Remote Sensing with Machine Learning of Host Species Distributions: Effects of Landscape Pattern on Disease Spread Models Water Tower Parlor HABITAT FRAGMENTATION/CONNECTIVITY: Shifts in Plant Species Composition Along a Utility Right-of-way Hancock Parlor

2:00pm

SYMPOSIA-13: Using Linear and Non-Linear Temporal Adjustments to Match an Annual Phenological Profile to a Reference Profile for Direct Comparison of Vegetation Status and Health Water Tower Parlor

2:45pm

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

3:30pm

TRADEOFFS IN ENERGY PRODUCTION: Impact of Afforested Eucalyptus Plantations on Ecosystem Services in Argentina LaSalle 2 (7th Floor)

4:15pm

HABITAT FRAGMENTATION/CONNECTIVITY: Effectiveness of Protected Areas in Reducing Deforestation Hancock Parlor REMOTE SENSING/IMAGE ANALYSIS: Improving Crop Identification and Acreage Estimation Using Crop Landscape Models Water Tower Parlor

4:30pm

REMOTE SENSING/IMAGE ANALYSIS: Reconstructing Historical Boreal Forest Structure by Using Archived Landsat and National Forest Inventory Water Tower Parlor

5:30pm

Dinner On Your Own - Explore Downtown Chicago! N/A

7:00am

Coffee Break (please note breakfast is on own; only coffee and fruit provided) 6th Floor Lobby

8:00am

WORKSHOP 6. Spatial Analysis Using R Water Tower Parlor