Projects & Research
Project FocusSupported byProject PeriodTotal Amount
Understanding the reciprocal relationship between parallel payments for ecosystem services (PES) programs, shedding light on the related social and ecological consequences of these programs over space and timeNSF2018-2024$1,450,000
Assessing Impacts of Climate and Land Use Change on Terrestrial-Ocean Fluxes of carbon and Nutrient and Their Cycling in Coastal EcosystemsNASA2010-2013$1,881,831
Impacts of changing Climate and Land use on carbon Cycling and Budgets of the Coastal Ocean Margin: Observations, Analysis, and ModelingNASA2011-2014$1,770,383
Use of SMAP Seasonal Inudation and Soil Moisture Estimates in the Quantification of Global Biogenic Gas FluxesNASA2010-2013$75,000
Constraints on Regional Methane Fluxes through Integration of Satellite Aircraft and Ground-Based Observations with ModelsNASA2010-2013$92,436
Land use-Ecosystem-Climate Interactions in Monsoon Asia: Evaluating the impacts of current and projected LCLUC on climate, water and carbon cycling in the first half of 21st centuryNASA2008-2011$1,054,757
Impacts of human activities and climate change on water resources and ecosystem health in Wolf Bay Basin: A Coastal Diagnostic and Forecast System (CDFS) for integrated assessmentAU Water Resource Center Grant Program2008-2011$750,000
Regional Forest Productivity and Carbon Storage in Southern United States: Roles of Land-use/cover Change, Intensive Management and DisturbancesUSDA CSREES2007-2010$150,000
Effects of Intensive Management on Carbon Sequestration in Pine Forests in the Southeastern United StatesSouthern Forestry Research Partnership2008-2009$50,000
Effects of Multiple Changes in Climate and Atmospheric Composition on Terrestrial Ecosystem Structure and Functioning in the Southeastern United States: A Regional Synthesis with Data-Model AssimilationDOE NICCR Program2006-2009$392,498
Interaction of ecosystems, fires, air quality and climate change in the SoutheastEPA 2004-STAR-L12005-2009$749,047
Impact of land-use change on carbon sequestration in Alabama: An interdisciplinary research linking ecosystem processes with economical developmentAAES2005-2008$108,000
Linking Multi-scale Remotely Sensed Data, Field Observations and Biogeochemistry Models to Evaluate Changes in the Terrestrial Ecosystems of ChinaNASA Interdisciplinary Science Program2004-2008$1,650,000
Global Effects of Human and Terrestrial InteractionsNSF Biocomplexity Program2004-2008*
Effect of land-use change on carbon sequestration in the southeastAuburn University Peak of Excellence Program and McIntire-Stennis Fund2003-2006*
Biocomplexity: Feedbacks between Ecosystems and the Climate SystemNSF Biocomplexity Program2001-2006*