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Name: Bolstad, Paul
Telephone : 612.625.9711; Fax: 612.625.5212
Email: pbolstad@umn.edu
Organization:
Department of Forest Resources
University of Minnesota
St Paul, Minnesota 55108 http://www.forestry.umn.edu/people/facstaff/bolstad/index.html
Position at Coweeta LTER: Principal Investigator
Specialty: Forest Processes
Habitat: Terrestrial Ecosystem
Organism: Deciduous Forest Tree Species
Core Area(s): Primary Production (1), Modeling/Synthesis (7)
Education:
B.S., U. C. Berkley, Forestry, 1980
M.S., North Carolina State University Raleigh, Forestry, 1985
Ph.D., University of Wisconsin Madison, Environmental Monitoring, 1990
Appointments:
Associate Professor, University of Minnesota, 1996-present
Assistant Professor, University of Minnesota, 1995-1996
Assistant Professor, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University,
1990-1995
Publications (Five as examples of research foci):
Bolstad, P.V.,
and T. Gragson, 2007, Early post-contact Cherokee land use in the southern Appalachians, In Press, Journal
of Archeological Science, in press.
Bolstad, P.V., J.M.
Vose, and S.G. McNulty, 2001. Forest Productivity, Leaf Area, and Terrain in
Southern Appalachian Deciduous Forests, Forest
Science, 47:419-427.
Mitchell,
K.A., P.V. Bolstad, and J.M. Vose, 1999. Interspecific and environmental
variation in foliar dark respiration among eighteen southeastern deciduous tree
species, Tree Physiology, 19:861-870.
Wear, D.N.,
and P.V. Bolstad, 1998. Land use changes in southern Appalachian landscapes: spatial
analyses and forecast evaluation, Ecosystems
1:575-594.
Bolstad, P.V., and W.T. Swank, 1997. Cumulative impacts of landuse on
water quality in a southern Appalachian watershed. Water Resources
Research 33:519-533.
Synergistic Activities: 1.Subject
Matter Editor, Ecosystems, 2004–present
2.NASA
Long-Term Regional Data Archive Steering Group 2005-present
3. Peer Reviewer: NASA, NSF, DOE, NRI competitive
grants
4.Journal Reviewer:
Ecosystems, Ecology, Water Resources Research, Canadian Journal of Forest
Research, Tree Physiology, Soil Science Society of America Journal
5.Dr. Bolstad is conducting research on developing methods to extract
enhanced land use data from advanced sensors. This research is funded by
NASA, and involves the integration of high spatial and temporal
resolution sensors, with terrain and other spatial data. Study sites are
located in Wisconsin, Minnesota, and the southern Appalachians, and the
results of this work will be used for current and retrospective land use
mapping in the proposed research of the Coweeta LTER. |