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- 2008613655 abstract "In 1998 the U.S. Forest Service, the U.S. Geological Survey, and the National Park Service formed the Collaborative Environmental Monitoring and Research Initiative (CEMRI) to test strategies for integrated environmental monitoring among the agencies. The initiative combined monitoring and research efforts of the participating Federal programs to evaluate health and sustainability of forest and freshwater aquatic systems in the Delaware River Basin. Forest ecosystem health issues addressed by the CEMRI effort include urbanization and forest fragmentation, productivity and carbon sequestration, nitrogen saturation and calcium depletion, vulnerability to exotic insects, and the effects of interactions among these factors. Ongoing monitoring programs were enhanced with supplemental sampling locations and measurements, and models were developed or modified to associate intensive process-level information with extensive landscape-scale information from satellite, aerial, and ground monitoring systems. The CEMRI project illustrates a powerful approach for integrated tracking of environmental conditions, development of models for predicting responses of forest and aquatic processes to perturbations, estimation of future forest conditions, and identification of threats to watershed health and forest sustainability. This paper discusses the development of the CEMRI in the DRB and methods to address environmental issues across multiple spatial and temporal scales.".
- 2008613655 contributor B11372239.
- 2008613655 contributor B11372240.
- 2008613655 coverage "Delaware River Watershed (N.Y.-Del. and N.J.)".
- 2008613655 created "[2008]".
- 2008613655 date "2008".
- 2008613655 date "[2008]".
- 2008613655 dateCopyrighted "[2008]".
- 2008613655 description "In 1998 the U.S. Forest Service, the U.S. Geological Survey, and the National Park Service formed the Collaborative Environmental Monitoring and Research Initiative (CEMRI) to test strategies for integrated environmental monitoring among the agencies. The initiative combined monitoring and research efforts of the participating Federal programs to evaluate health and sustainability of forest and freshwater aquatic systems in the Delaware River Basin. Forest ecosystem health issues addressed by the CEMRI effort include urbanization and forest fragmentation, productivity and carbon sequestration, nitrogen saturation and calcium depletion, vulnerability to exotic insects, and the effects of interactions among these factors. Ongoing monitoring programs were enhanced with supplemental sampling locations and measurements, and models were developed or modified to associate intensive process-level information with extensive landscape-scale information from satellite, aerial, and ground monitoring systems. The CEMRI project illustrates a powerful approach for integrated tracking of environmental conditions, development of models for predicting responses of forest and aquatic processes to perturbations, estimation of future forest conditions, and identification of threats to watershed health and forest sustainability. This paper discusses the development of the CEMRI in the DRB and methods to address environmental issues across multiple spatial and temporal scales.".
- 2008613655 description "Includes bibliographical references (p. 13-15).".
- 2008613655 extent "15 p. :".
- 2008613655 hasFormat "Also available on the Internet.".
- 2008613655 identifier 2008613655.html.
- 2008613655 identifier gtr_nrs25.pdf.
- 2008613655 isFormatOf "Also available on the Internet.".
- 2008613655 isPartOf "General technical report NRS ; 25".
- 2008613655 issued "2008".
- 2008613655 issued "[2008]".
- 2008613655 language "eng".
- 2008613655 publisher "Newtown Square, PA : U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Forest Service, Northern Research Station,".
- 2008613655 relation "Also available on the Internet.".
- 2008613655 spatial "Delaware River Watershed (N.Y.-Del. and N.J.)".
- 2008613655 subject "577.09749 22".
- 2008613655 subject "Environmental monitoring Delaware River Watershed (N.Y.-Del. and N.J.)".
- 2008613655 subject "QH104.5.D44 D46 2008".
- 2008613655 title "The Delaware River Basin Collaborative Environmental Monitoring and Research Initiative : foundation document / edited by: Peter S. Murdoch, Jennifer C. Jenkins, Richard A. Birdsey.".
- 2008613655 type "text".