Search Results - "DIJAK, WILLIAM D."

The past and future of modeling forest dynamics: from growth and yield curves to forest landscape models by Shifley, Stephen R., He, Hong S., Lischke, Heike, Wang, Wen J., Jin, Wenchi, Gustafson, Eric J., Thompson, Jonathan R., Thompson, Frank R., Dijak, William D., Yang, Jian

“…Context Quantitative models of forest dynamics have followed a progression toward methods with increased detail, complexity, and spatial extent. Objectives We…”
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Assessing the sensitivity of avian species abundance to land cover and climate by LeBrun, Jaymi J., Thogmartin, Wayne E., Thompson, Frank R., Dijak, William D., Millspaugh, Joshua J.

“…Abstract Climate projections for the Midwestern United States predict southerly climates to shift northward. These shifts in climate could alter distributions…”
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Changes in forest biomass and tree species distribution under climate change in the northeastern United States by Wang, Wen J., He, Hong S., Thompson, Frank R., Fraser, Jacob S., Dijak, William D.

“…Context Forests in the northeastern United States are currently in early- and mid-successional stages recovering from historical land use. Climate change will…”
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Climate change and tree harvest interact to affect future tree species distribution changes by Wang, Wen J., Thompson, Frank R., He, Hong S., Fraser, Jacob S., Dijak, William D., Jones‐Farrand, Todd, Chen, Han

“…Tree harvest and climate change can interact to have synergistic effects on tree species distribution changes. However, few studies have investigated the…”
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Population dynamics has greater effects than climate change on tree species distribution in a temperate forest region by Wang, Wen J., Thompson, Frank R., He, Hong S., Fraser, Jacob S., Dijak, William D., Spetich, Martin A.

“…Aim Population dynamics and disturbances have often been simplified or ignored when predicting regional‐scale tree species distributions in response to climate…”
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Revision and application of the LINKAGES model to simulate forest growth in central hardwood landscapes in response to climate change by Dijak, William D., Hanberry, Brice B., Fraser, Jacob S., He, Hong S., Wang, Wen J., Thompson, Frank R.

“…Context Global climate change impacts forest growth and methods of modeling those impacts at the landscape scale are needed to forecast future forest species…”
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Multi-model comparison on the effects of climate change on tree species in the eastern U.S.: results from an enhanced niche model and process-based ecosystem and landscape models by Iverson, Louis R., Thompson, Frank R., Matthews, Stephen, Peters, Matthew, Prasad, Anantha, Dijak, William D., Fraser, Jacob, Wang, Wen J., Hanberry, Brice, He, Hong, Janowiak, Maria, Butler, Patricia, Brandt, Leslie, Swanston, Christopher

“…Context Species distribution models (SDM) establish statistical relationships between the current distribution of species and key attributes whereas…”
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Importance of succession, harvest, and climate change in determining future composition in U.S. Central Hardwood Forests by Wang, Wen J, He, Hong S, III, Frank R. Thompson, Fraser, Jacob S, Hanberry, Brice B, Dijak, William D

“…Most temperate forests in U.S. are recovering from heavy exploitation and are in intermediate successional stages where partial tree harvest is the primary…”
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A framework for evaluating forest landscape model predictions using empirical data and knowledge by Wang, Wen J., He, Hong S., Spetich, Martin A., Shifley, Stephen R., Thompson, Frank R., Dijak, William D., Wang, Qia

“…Evaluation of forest landscape model (FLM) predictions is indispensable to establish the credibility of predictions. We present a framework that evaluates…”
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Landscape- and regional-scale shifts in forest composition under climate change in the Central Hardwood Region of the United States by Wang, Wen J, He, Hong S, Thompson, Frank R., III, Fraser, Jacob S, Dijak, William D

“…CONTEXT: Tree species distribution and abundance are affected by forces operating at multiple scales. Niche and biophysical process models have been commonly…”
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Future forest aboveground carbon dynamics in the central United States: the importance of forest demographic processes by Jin, Wenchi, He, Hong S., Thompson, Frank R., Wang, Wen J., Fraser, Jacob S., Shifley, Stephen R., Hanberry, Brice B., Dijak, William D.

“…The Central Hardwood Forest (CHF) in the United States is currently a major carbon sink, there are uncertainties in how long the current carbon sink will…”
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Bird response to future climate and forest management focused on mitigating climate change by LeBrun, Jaymi J., Schneiderman, Jeffrey E., Thompson, Frank R., Dijak, William D., Fraser, Jacob S., He, Hong S., Millspaugh, Joshua J.

“…Context Global temperatures are projected to increase and affect forests and wildlife populations. Forest management can potentially mitigate climate-induced…”
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Comparison of a species distribution model and a process model from a hierarchical perspective to quantify effects of projected climate change on tree species by Schneiderman, Jeffrey E, He, Hong S, Thompson, Frank R., III, Dijak, William D, Fraser, Jacob S

“…CONTEXT: Tree species distribution and abundance are affected by forces operating across a hierarchy of ecological scales. Process and species distribution…”
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Linking population viability, habitat suitability, and landscape simulation models for conservation planning by Larson, Michael A., Thompson, Frank R., Millspaugh, Joshua J., Dijak, William D., Shifley, Stephen R.

“…Methods for habitat modeling based on landscape simulations and population viability modeling based on habitat quality are well developed, but no published…”
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Landscape context and selection for forest edge by breeding Brown-headed Cowbirds by Howell, Christine A, Dijak, William D, Thompson, Frank R. III

“…We evaluated support for four alternate hypotheses explaining the distribution of breeding Brown-headed Cowbirds (Molothrus ater) in forests at varying…”
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Simulated effects of forest management alternatives on landscape structure and habitat suitability in the Midwestern United States by Shifley, Stephen R., Thompson, Frank R., Dijak, William D., Larson, Michael A., Millspaugh, Joshua J.

“…Understanding the cumulative effects and resource trade-offs associated with forest management requires the ability to predict, analyze, and communicate…”
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Forecasting landscape-scale, cumulative effects of forest management on vegetation and wildlife habitat: A case study of issues, limitations, and opportunities by Shifley, Stephen R., Thompson, Frank R., Dijak, William D., Fan, Zhaofei

“…Forest landscape disturbance and succession models have become practical tools for large-scale, long-term analyses of the cumulative effects of forest…”
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Integration of Satellite Imagery and Forest Inventory in Mapping Dominant and Associated Species at a Regional Scale by Zhang, Yangjian, He, Hong S, Dijak, William D, Yang, Jian, Shifley, Stephen R, Palik, Brian J

“…To achieve the overall objective of restoring natural environment and sustainable resource usability, each forest management practice effect needs to be…”
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Landscape and Edge Effects on the Distribution of Mammalian Predators in Missouri by Dijak, William D., Thompson, Frank R.

“…Raccoons (Procyon lotor), opossums (Didelphis virginiana), and striped skunks (Mephitis mephitis) are predators of forest songbird eggs and nestlings. We…”
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Evaluation of Habitat Suitability Models for Forest Passerines Using Demographic Data by RITTENHOUSE, CHADWICK D., THOMPSON, FRANK R., DIJAK, WILLIAM D., MILLSPAUGH, JOSHUA J., CLAWSON, RICHARD L.

“…Habitat suitability is often used as a surrogate for demographic responses (i.e., abundance, survival, fecundity, or population viability) in the application…”
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