Ongoing projects:

Emissions of Biogenic Oxidant and PM Precursors - Very High Reactivity VOCs and Surface Layer Chemistry in the Lower Canopy

Biogenic VOC emissions under present and elevated CO₂ conditions: Implications for future air quality and climate

Forest-Atmosphere Carbon Transfer and Storage-I (FACTS-I) Experiment in a Forest Ecosystem

Completed projects:

Use of multispectral 3D aerial digital imagery to design, measure, and monitor land use and forestry carbon sequestration projects

Predicting fire behavior and fire effects resulting from elevated atmospheric [CO₂]

Acid-base chemistry of soil solutions under elevated and ambient atmospheric CO₂ concentrations.

Fluctuations in net primary production resulting from ecosystem drought and recovery in the Carolinas, USA

Measuring Isotopic values of precipitation at the FACE site.

Leaf level emissions of biogenic VOC's

Emissions of Biogenic Oxidant and PM Precursors- Very High Reactivity VOCs and Surface Layer Chemistry above Forests

Chemical Emission, Loss, Transformation and Interactions within Canopies (CELTIC)

Optical Remote Sensing Method to Determine Strength of Nonpoint Sources

Acclimation of a Forest Ecosystem to Elevated Carbon Dioxide

Herbivory and photosynthesis under elevated atmospheric CO₂

Forest - Atmosphere Carbon Transfer and Storage (FACTS-1): Continuation

Airborne Remote Sensing for Forest Monitoring Applications

Remote sensing of canopy processes for a forest under experimental CO₂ enrichment

Transient responses in ecosystem Free-Air CO₂ Enrichment (FACE) experiments and a deconvolution analysis

Impact of Atmospheric CO₂ Enrichment on Rhizosphere Function

Regional prediction of plantation loblolly pine net ecosystem productivity: Merging knowledge and information from an intensive research site

Hydrogen isotopic compositions of individual biomarkers from lake sediments: a new proxy for paleoclimate research

A Coupled Measurement-Modeling Approach to Improve Biogenic Emission Estimates: Application to Future Air Quality Assessments

Year Two of Southeast Atlantic Coastal Ocean Observing System (SEA-COOS) Implementation

Scaling forest carbon flux measurements from sites to landscapes: a hyperspectral remote sensing analysis of FLUXNET research sites along a boreal to tropical gradient

Analytical climatology of evapotranspiration of North Carolina