Friday Afternoon 1
Time	Session	Location	Title
1340	GC53B	MW 3002	Environmental Monitoring: Luxury or Necessity? (joint with A, B, C, IN, H, NS, OS, PA, S, SA, SH, V) Presiding: J B Shanley, U.S. Geological Survey; J C Jenkins, Gund Institute, University of Vermont    [Abstracts]
1340	GC53B-01	MW 3002	Who Needs Environmental Monitoring? *D Burns, G Lovett, C Driscoll, J Jenkins, M Mitchell, L Rustad, J Shanley, G Likens, R Haeuber    [details]
1355	GC53B-02	MW 3002	Ecological Indicators and Monitoring Systems are Needed to Track Changing Ecosystem Condition in the United States *C Negra, R O'Malley, K Cavender-Bares    [details]
1410	GC53B-03	MW 3002	Monitoring Requirements and Methods for Greenhouse Gas Management and Climate Change Detection *R Birdsey, Y Pan, K Clark, J Hom INVITED    [details]
1425	GC53B-04	MW 3002	Environmental Monitoring in the Northeast US: Foundation for Assessing the Impact of Our Changing Climate *C P Wake, P Frumhoff, E Spanger-Siegfried, K Hayhoe INVITED    [details]
1440	GC53B-05	MW 3002	Collaborative Observation and Research (CORE) Watersheds: new strategies for tracking the regional effects of climate change on complex systems *P S Murdoch INVITED    [details]
1455	GC53B-06	MW 3002	Monitoring the Environment using High-Spatial Resolution Remote Sensing: Contribution to Health Information Systems *Y M Tourre Dr., J Lacaux D    [details]
1510	GC53B-07	MW 3002	The Significance of Forest Monitoring Programmes: the Finnish Perspective *P Merila, J Derome, M Lindgren    [details]
1525	GC53B-08	MW 3002	Impact of Seasonal Shifts in Stream Flow on Long-Term Trends in Dissolved Organic Carbon *C Eimers, J Buttle, S Watmough    [details]