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Beverly E Law

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Type
Scientist
Organization
Oregon State University, Terrestrial Ecosystem Research and Regional Analysis
Description

Dr. Beverly Law's research focuses on the role of forests, woodlands and shrublands in the global carbon cycle. Her approach is interdisciplinary, involving in situ and remote sensing observations, and models to study the effects of climate and climate related disturbances (wildfire), land-use change and management that influence carbon and water cycling across a region over seasons to decades.

Geography
Northwest
Oregon
National
Website
http://terraweb.forestry.oregonstate.edu/people/bevlaw.htm

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