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Event title *	CSDMS 2018 annual meeting - Geoprocesses, geohazardsCTSP: Coupling of Tectonic and Surface ProcessesCSDMS 2017 annual meeting: Modeling Coupled Earth and Human Systems - The Dynamic DuoLinking Earth System Dynamics and Social System ModelingJoint CSDMS-SEN annual meeting 2016: Capturing Climate ChangeCSDMS 2015 annual Meeting - Models meet data, data meet modelsCSDMS 2014 annual meeting - Uncertainty and Sensitivity in Surface Dynamics ModelingCSDMS 2.0: Moving ForwardCSDMS 2011 annual meeting - Impact of time and process scalesAGU Chapman Conference on Source to Sink Systems Around the World and Through TimeCSDMS 2010 annual meeting - Modeling for Environmental Change2009 Joint workshop for CSDMS Education & Knowledge Transfer WG, Cyberinformatics WG, and Hydrology FRG2009 Chesapeake FRG - Yorktown2009 Joint workshop for CSDMS Terrestrial and Coastal WG2009 Joint workshop for CSDMS Marine Working Group and Carbonate FRGModeling of turbidity currents and related gravity currents2009 Chesapeake FRG meeting - Annapolis2009 Cyberinformatics and Numerics WG Meeting2009 Joined meeting for CSDMS Coastal and Marine WGCSDMS 2009Terrestrial WG meetingCSDMS 2009 Carbonate FRG meetingCSDMS 2009 Hydrology FRG meetingCSDMS 2008 Education and Knowledge Transfer (EKT) WG MeetingThird SEDIBUD WorkshopCommunity Sedimentary Model for Carbonate SystemsCSDMS 2008 Cyberinformatics and Numerics WG MeetingDynamics and Vulnerability of River Delta SystemsMechanisms of Sediment Retention in EstuariesCSDMS Implementation Plan Workshop2003 NSF WorkshopCSDMS Planning WorkshopCSDMS 2018 WebinarsFlood Risk Workshop 2018CSDMS3.0 - Bridging BoundariesCSDMS 2019 WebinarsCSDMS 2020: Linking Ecosphere and GeosphereCSDMS 2019 interagency meetingCSDMS 2020 WebinarsCSDMS 2021: Changing Landscapes and Seascapes: Modeling for Discovery, Decision Making, and CommunicationCSDMS 2021 WebinarsCSDMS 2022: Environmental Extremes and Earthscape EvolutionCSDMS 2022 WebinarsCSDMS 2023: Patterns and Processes Across ScalesCSDMS 2023 WebinarsCSDMS 2024 WebinarsCSDMS 2024: Coastlines, Critical Zones and Cascading Hazards: Modeling Dynamic Interfaces from Deep Time to Human Time
Event year *	2022
Presentation type *	ClinicInvited oral presentationWebinar

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First name: *	Lauren
Last name: *	Lowman
Organization: *	Wake Forest University
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Email address: *	lowmanle@wfu.edu
Title presentation: *	Modeling Eco-hydrologic Processes Across Scales in Montane Cloud Forests

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Abstract: *	Montane Cloud Forests (MCFs) are globally relevant ecological zones that spend the majority of their growing season in cloud and fog. Prior eco-physiological studies have demonstrated that MCFs are incredibly efficient at assimilating CO2 during photosynthesis. This increased efficiency is attributed to how plants in these ecosystems operate within their unique microclimates. Specifically, MCF trees maintain high photosynthesis rates under fog and low cloud conditions. While this has been observed and quantified in lab and field experiments, current sub-models of plant-atmosphere interactions within Earth systems models (ESMs) cannot recreate enhanced levels of gas exchange measured in ecophysiology studies. This lack of understanding leads to high uncertainty in ESM estimates of evapotranspiration and carbon assimilation rates for MCF ecosystems. It is critical to improve our estimates of MCF hydrologic and photosynthetic processes as these ecosystems are vulnerable to drought and microclimatic conditions are likely to be altered by climate change. This talk will explore the gaps in our process-based understanding of water, energy, and carbon budgets for MCFs, how these gaps lead to uncertainties in ESMs at different spatial and temporal scales, and how we can address these gaps in future work.

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Keywords: * Earth system models (ESMs)

Keywords: * montane cloud forests (MCFs)

Keywords: * Carbon budgets

Keywords: * ecohydrology

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* Select key audience groups of interest: *	Terrestrial Working Group  Coastal Working Group  Marine Working Group  Education and Knowledge Transfer (EKT) Working Group  Cyberinformatics and Numerics Working Group  Hydrology Focus Research Group  Chesapeake Focus Research Group  Critical Zone Focus Research Group  Human Dimensions Focus Research Group  Geodynamics Focus Research Group  Ecosystem Dynamics Focus Research Group  Coastal Vulnerability Initiative  Continental Margin Initiative  Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning Initiative  Modeling Platform Interoperability Initiative  River Network Modeling Initiative
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