Friday Afternoon 2
Time	Session	Location	Title
1600	B54A	MCC 3010	Assessing Ecosystem Disturbances at Regional to Continental Scales II Presiding: J Masek, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center; W Cohen, USDA Forest Service    [Abstracts]
1600	B54A-01	MCC 3010	Large-Scale Disturbance Events in Terrestrial Ecosystems Detected using Global Satellite Data Sets *C Potter, P Tan, V Kumar, S Klooster INVITED    [details]
1615	B54A-02	MCC 3010	LEDAPS: A North American Disturbance Record from Landsat Imagery *J G Masek, F Hall, R Wolfe, W Cohen    [details]
1630	B54A-03	MCC 3010	Beyond Potential Vegetation: Combining Lidar Remote Sensing and a Height- Structured Terrestrial Ecosystem Model for Improved Estimates of Carbon Stocks and Fluxes at a Set of Sites in North and Central America *G C Hurtt, R Dubayah, M Fearon, J Drake, P Schwarz, S Pacala, P Moorcroft    [details]
1645	B54A-04	MCC 3010	Contributions of Land Inventory and Biometrics for Characterizing Disturbance in Ecosystem and Carbon Accounting Models *R Birdsey, Y Pan    [details]
1700	B54A-05	MCC 3010	Historical Land Use Modeling of Agriculture and Forestry *L Joyce, A McGuire, D Coulson, J Clein, T Burnside, J Gentry    [details]
1715	B54A-06	MCC 3010	Simulating Disturbance Impacts With the Carbon Budget Model of the Canadian Forest Sector (CBM-CFS) *W A Kurz, G Rampley, G Stinson, C Dymond, M Apps    [details]
1730	B54A-07	MCC 3010	Variations in the fire regime in the North American boreal forest between 1990 and 2004 and their potential impacts on terrestrial carbon storage *E S Kasischke, M R Turetsky, A D McGuire, N H French    [details]
1745	B54A-08	MCC 3010	Lessons from high-resolution satellite case studies for global-scale models of biomass burning: An approach for assessing the component of net deforestation linked with fire *G R van der Werf, D C Morton, S N Trigg, R S DeFries, J T Randerson, G J Collatz, L Giglio INVITED    [details]