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Session

Biomass carbon monitoring of pools and fluxes that is responsive to stakeholder needs

Time:

Tuesday, 05/May/2026:

3:50pm - 4:50pm

Session Chair: Andrew Hudak

Location: Rion Ballroom
Virtual zoom link

Presentations

In-person Oral Presentation

A geospatial database for quantifying effects from 40 years of fire (1985-2025) on biomass and fuel dynamics across the western USA

Andrew Hudak¹, Clare Saiki², Benjamin Bright¹, Patrick Fekety³, Francisco Mauro⁴, Chad Babcock⁵, Nancy French⁶

¹US Forest Service, United States of America; ²University of Santa Barbara, United States of America; ³Colorado State University, United States of America; ⁴Universidad de Valladolid, Spain; ⁵University of Minnesota, United States of America; ⁶Michigan Tech Research Institute, United States of America

In-person Oral Presentation

Quantifying the preferences of final users of LiDAR derived tree list maps to maximize their use and adoption.

Francisco Mauro¹, Andrew Hudak², Arjan Meddens³, Michelle Steen-Adams³, Manuel Gomez-Roux¹, José Bernardo González-Mesquida¹, Severin Scott³, Cristina Gomez¹, Patrick Fekety⁴, Beatríz Águeda-Hernándex¹, Concepción González-García⁵

¹EiFAB, iuFOR, University of Valladolid, Spain; ²US Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Research Station; ³Washington State University; ⁴Natural Resource Ecology Laboratory, Colorado State University; ⁵Technical University of Madrid

In-person Oral Presentation

Introducing the Treatment and Wildfire Interagency Geodatabase: a new tool for accessing fuel treatment and wildfire data

Anson Call, Camille Stevens-Rumann

Colorado Forest Restoration Institute, Colorado State University, United States of America

In-person Oral Presentation

Integrating remote sensing and landscape modeling for monitoring biomass carbon pools and fluxes: results from three scales of stakeholder use-cases in the working forests of Maine, USA

Daniel Hayes¹, Andrew Finley², Yury Shafirin¹, Xinyuan Wei¹, Aaron Weiskittel¹, Bruce Cook³

¹University of Maine; ²Michigan State University; ³NASA Goddard Space Flight Center