Friday Afternoon 1
Time	Session	Location	Title
1340	B53D	MW 2007	Observing, Analyzing, and Modeling Phenologies at Multiple Scales II (joint with A, GC, H) Presiding: G M Henebry, Geographic Information Science Center of Excellence, South Dakota State University; M Losleben, National Phenology Network; A Bunn, Western Washington University    [Abstracts]
1340	B53D-01	MW 2007	North American Landscape Phenology: a 250m spatial resolution product derived from MODIS *J T Morisette, R E Wolfe, B Tan, F Gao, J Pedelty, J Nightingale, G Ederer, E Vermote    [details]
1355	B53D-02	MW 2007	Dynamic Phenological Patterns in Tropical Ecotonal, Disturbed, and Regenerating Forests *A R Huete, K Didan, P Ratana, S Saleska, N Restrepo, T Miura, Y Kim    [details]
1410	B53D-03	MW 2007	Spatio-Temporal Statistical Methods for Monitoring of Land Surface Phenology *K M de Beurs INVITED    [details]
1440	B53D-04	MW 2007	Integrating ground observations of phenology with remotely sensed measurements: A 2007 growing season experiment at Sevilleta LTER *B Bradley, K Wetherill, K Vanderbilt, J Nickeson    [details]
1455	B53D-05	MW 2007	Remote sensing data assimilation for a prognostic model of vegetation phenology *R Stockli, T Rutishauser, H Ahrends, S Denning, P Thornton    [details]
1510	B53D-06	MW 2007	Constraining spatial patterns and secular trends of springtime phenology with contrasting models based on plant phenology gardens and carbon dioxide flux networks *M A White, D D Baldocchi, M D Schwartz    [details]
1525	B53D-07	MW 2007	Spring phenology in taiga and tundra *N Delbart, G Picard, L Kergoat, T Letoan, S Quegan, D Dye, I Woodward, V Fedotova    [details]