Titlebook: Climate Change and Rocky Mountain Ecosystems; Jessica E. Halofsky,David L. Peterson Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG 2018 Cl

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Effects of Climate Change on Cultural Resources in the Northern Rockies,, vandalism and other depreciative human behaviors, and changing population demographics and recreational use. Climate change has the potential to accelerate some of these ongoing effects to cultural resources. Increasing wildfires will have a direct effect on cultural resources, because they are br

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Toward Climate-Smart Resource Management in the Northern Rockies,rom federal agencies and stakeholder organizations interested in a broad range of resource issues. It achieved specific goals of national climate change strategies for the U.S. Forest Service and National Park Service, providing a scientific foundation for resource management and planning in the Nor

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Quantum Computing: Basics and New Results,developed solutions that minimize negative effects of climate change and facilitate transition of diverse ecosystems to a warmer climate. The NRAP region covers 74 million hectares, spanning northern Idaho, Montana, northwest Wyoming, North Dakota, and northern South Dakota, and includes 15 national

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Quantum Computing: Basics and New Results,consider climate change in resource planning and management. In this chapter, we present the current understanding of the future changes in climate for the Northern Rockies region. Projected climate was derived from climate models in the Coupled Model Intercomparison Project version 5 (CMIP5) databa

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Studies in Systems, Decision and Control warming will alter timing and availability of water supply, affecting agricultural, municipal, and public uses in and downstream from national forests. Declining summer low flows will affect water availability during late summer, the period of peak demand for irrigation and power supply. Increased

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Susann M. Brady-Kalnay,Nicholas K. Tonksrub, and grass species throughout the Northern Rockies, with drought tolerant species becoming more competitive. The earliest changes will be at ecotones between lifeforms (e.g., upper and lower treelines). Ecological disturbance, including wildfire and insect outbreaks, will be the primary facilita

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-2600-1an alter the timing, magnitude, frequency, and duration of disturbance events, as well as the interactions of disturbances on a landscape, and climate change may already be affecting disturbance events and regimes. Interactions among disturbance regimes, such as the co-occurrence in space and time o

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Studies in Computational Intelligenced from what is known about habitat characteristics and the autecology of each species. Habitat for mammals, including predators (Canada lynx, fisher, wolverine) and prey (snowshoe hare) that depend on high-elevation, snowy environments, is expected to deteriorate relatively soon if snowpack continue