Friday Afternoon 2
Time	Session	Location	Title
1600	B54A	MW 2007	Observing, Analyzing, and Modeling Phenologies at Multiple Scales III (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]
1600	B54A-01	MW 2007	An Update on the Emerging USA National Phenology Network: Status, Goals and Objectives, and Collaborative Opportunities *J F Weltzin INVITED    [details]
1615	B54A-02	MW 2007	Project BudBurst: Citizen Science for All Seasons *S Henderson, C Brewer, K Havens, K Meymaris    [details]
1630	B54A-03	MW 2007	Monitoring regional patterns of canopy-scale phenology with a network of digitial webcams *A D Richardson, B H Braswell, D Y Hollinger, J P Jenkins INVITED    [details]
1700	B54A-04	MW 2007	Monitoring Phenology by use of Digital Photography *H Ahrends, R Stoeckli, W Eugster, R Bruegger, H Wanner, N Buchmann    [details]
1715	B54A-05	MW 2007	Reevaluation of the spring onset/fire association in the western U.S. using Phenological vs. Hydrological Models *A L Westerling, J L Betancourt, M D Schwartz    [details]
1730	B54A-06	MW 2007	Population-level Consequences of Breeding Phenology in Response to Climate Variability in Seabirds and Landbirds: Two Long-term Studies From California *P Warzybok, N Nur, R Bradley, W J Sydeman, C Abraham, M K Chase    [details]
1745	B54A-07	MW 2007	How much will evolution buffer changes in climate? *S J Franks [WITHDRAWN]    [details]