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Connecting Climate Drivers to Biological Responses Using Advanced Modeling Techniques

This research paper explores the integration of climate drivers with biological responses by utilizing the USGS's advanced modeling resources. Through tools like VisTrails and collaboration with various stakeholders, the study emphasizes the importance of data preprocessing, modeling, and visualization in assessing species habitat changes. It also highlights the significance of vulnerability assessment, adaptation strategies, and mitigation planning in relation to climate impacts, focusing on North Central Climate Science Center initiatives and Native American lands.

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Connecting Climate Drivers to Biological Responses Using Advanced Modeling Techniques

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  1. Utility Funding level

  2. Using the USGS “Resource for Advanced Modeling” to connect climate drivers to biological response Jeff Morisette/USGS, PetrVotova/Ames, Claudio Silva/NYU Poly

  3. Morisette et al., in review, “VisTrails SAHM: visualization and workflow management for species habitat modeling”, Ecography.

  4. Input data Preprocessing Preliminary model analysis & decision Correlative models Output routines

  5. Hijmans et al, 2005, “ Very High Resolution Interpolated Climate Surfaces for Global Land Areas”, Int. J. Climatol., 25: 1965-1978.

  6. In space and time

  7. North Central Climate Science Center Landscape Cons.Coop& other stakeholders

  8. Resistance Sensitivity Resilience Exposure Transition Potential Impact Adaptive Capacity Vulnerability

  9. Re source for Vulnerability Assessment, Adaptation, and Mitigation Planning

  10. North Central Climate Science Center University Consortium

  11. North Central CSC domain

  12. Native American Lands

  13. 112th Congressional Districts Image represents senate parties.

  14. Average Annual Precipitation 1961-1990

  15. North Central Climate Science Center Landscape Cons.Coop& other stakeholders

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