2024 AGU

The American Geophysical Union's Annual Fall Meeting in 2024 is in Washington DC from December 9-13th.  Numerous Toolik Field Station community members will be presenting about Toolik and region throughout the week.

ID Title First author Type Time Location
C51D-0451
Geochemical phosphorus sequestration in tundra soils impedes delivery of bioavailable phosphorus to an Arctic headwater river – regional and pan-Arctic implications
William Bowden iPoster 08:30-17:30 iPoster Gallery (Online)
SA11A-01 A Low-cost Space Weather Observatory for the UAF Space Weather UnderGround High School Participants Austin Cohen Oral 8:30-10:00 Liberty L (Marriott Marquis)
SA14B-01 Analysis of Sounding Rocket Observations of Ion-Neutral Coupling in the E-region during Aurora

Stephan Kepplaer

Oral 16:00-16:10 Independence E (Marriott Marquis)
 SA14A-04 Recent advances in estimating auroral electron energetics with ground-based optics.  Don Hampton  Oral  16:30-16:40 Independence D (Marriott Marquis)
 GC13C-0209 Remote Sensing and Modeling of Seismic Exploration Impacts on Arctic Permafrost Ecosystems Julian Dann   Poster  13:40-17:30 Poster Hall
C14B-05 NASA SnowEx Community-Collected Snow Pit Measurements (2017-2023)
Megan Mason Oral 16:40-16:50 101 (Convention Center)

 

ID Title First Author Type Time Location
C51D-0451
Geochemical phosphorus sequestration in tundra soils impedes delivery of bioavailable phosphorus to an Arctic headwater river – regional and pan-Arctic implications
William Bowden iPoster 08:30-17:30 iPoster Gallery (Online)
B21I-1389 Differential responses of sap flux to soil moisture reflects diverse stomatal regulation of water loss Adrian Rocha  Poster 8:30-12:20 Poster Hall
B21E-05 Climate Change Doesn’t Bode Well for Boreal Alaska Given Projected Increases in Area Burned, Rate of Reburning, Dominance by Deciduous Species, and Permafrost Thaw Melissa Lucash Oral 9:10-9:20 150 A (Convention Center)
B21E-06 Combining Physics-based and Deep Learning Data-driven Methods to Model Wildfire Ignition Probability for the Arctic Boreal and Tundra Ecosystems

Jordan Caraballo-Vega

Oral 9:20-9:30 150 A (Convention Center)
ED22A Arctic Education and Outreach: Effective Ways of Engaging Diverse Learners in Arctic Science   Anne Gold Session  10:20-11:50 Archives (Marriott Marquis)
EP22B-02 Comparing the Magnitude of Hillslope and Channel Erosion in Continuous and Discontinuous Permafrost Areas in Alaska  Emrah Ozpolat Oral 10:35-10:43 146 C (Convention Center)
B22E-02 Local scale Mapping of Soil Organic Carbon in the Permafrost Active Layer Using Polarimetric Radar and a Physics-Based Computational Algorithm  Kazem Bakian Dogaheh Oral 

10:30-10:40

150 A (Convention Center)
EP22B-04 Quantifying changes in gully abundance using repeat high-resolution LiDAR and an Arctic gully identification method  Brandon Yokeley Oral  10:55-10:03 146 C (Convention Center)
EP22C-07 Is There a Landscape Signature of Permafrost?  Joanmarie Del Vecchio Oral  11:20-11:28 152 A (Convention Center)
B23G-1644 The Effects of Air Temperature and Light Variability on Leaf-level Dark Respiration and Photosynthesis of Arctic Plant Species  Julie Gan Poster 13:40 - 17:30 Poster Hall
B23G-1645 The response of Arctic soils to ex-situ storm simulations  Erin VanderJeugdt Poster 13:40 - 17:30 Poster Hall
B23G-1636 Radial Tree Growth Proceeds Leaf Production and the Induction of Photosynthesis in Balsam Poplar Beyond Treeline  Amelia Harris Poster 13:40 - 17:30 Poster Hall
B23G-1638 Role of permafrost degradation and cracking in shaping post-fire tundra ecosystems  Rachel Badzioch Poster 13:40 - 17:30 Poster Hall
NS23A-1223
Study of Post Fire Recovery in Permafrost Region Using InSAR Alexandre Lasalarie Poster 13:40 - 17:30 Poster Hall
B23G-1639
Shrub Trait Variation Influences Year-Round Soil Respiration in Northern Alaska Jennifer Fraterrigo Poster 13:40 - 17:30 Poster Hall
NS23A-1228
Displacement Heterogeneity Contributes to Non-Zero Closure Phases in InSAR Observations of Permafrost Landscapes Rowan Biessel Poster 13:40 - 17:30 Poster Hall
B23G-163
Photosynthetic Thermal Tolerance of Shrubs and Sedges in the Arctic Over an Increasing Gradient of Nitrogen Fertilization Frances Cohen Poster 13:40 - 17:30 Poster Hall
EP23A-1300
Soil configurations that lead to retrogressive thaw slumps and thermoerosional gullies Cansu Culha Poster 13:40 - 17:30 Poster Hall
EP23A-1298 Employing Spectral Signatures in Vegetation to Differentiate Hydrologic Features Above Continuous Permafrost Key Hatch Poster 13:40 - 17:30 Poster Hall
C23C-0469 Determining the Snow Duration of Water Tracks and Thermoerosional Gullies on the North Slope of Alaska, USA Kaden Cusack Poster 13:40 - 17:30 Poster Hall
EP23A-1293 Hydro-stratigraphy of the active layer in riparian valley bottoms of an arctic watershed Sydney Villaruel Poster 13:40 - 17:30 Poster Hall
SM23C-2822 Using Data From the Lamp Rocket to Investigate Microbursts and Pulsating Aurora Marc Lessard Poster 13:40 - 17:30 Poster Hall
EP23A-1297 Near-surface drying of a continuous permafrost hillslope with water tracks following ground collapse Sarah Evans Poster 13:40 - 17:30 Poster Hall
ED23B Arctic Education and Outreach: Effective Ways of Engaging Diverse Learners in Arctic Science II Poster Anne Gold Session 13:40 - 17:30 Poster Hall
SA24A-03 Ground-based Fabry-Perot measurements of horizontal wind and temperature gradients in Earth's auroral-zone thermosphere Mark Conde Oral 16:25-16:38 Independence E (Marriott Marquis)

 

ID Title First author Type Time Location
C51D-0451
Geochemical phosphorus sequestration in tundra soils impedes delivery of bioavailable phosphorus to an Arctic headwater river – regional and pan-Arctic implications
William Bowden iPoster 08:30-17:30 iPoster Gallery (Online)
B31Q Photoperiod Regulates Phenology of Arctic Plants Ned Fetcher  Poster  8:30-12:20 Poster Hall
B31F-05 Modeling Net Carbon Uptake Over an Environmental and Latitudinal Gradient in Northern Alaska from 1990 – 2030: Comparisons with Novel Plant Trait Maps Eugenie Euskirchen

 Oral

  150 A (Convention Center)
B31A-05 Soundscapes of small poplar groves in Northern Alaska suggest shifts in consumer communities will occur as warming facilitates expansion of trees in arctic tundra  Natalie Boelman  Oral   151 A (Convention Center)
B31D-07 Identifying Bacterial and Fungal Taxa Associated with Soil Organic Matter and Exudate Degradation in Rhizosphere and Permafrost Communities Using Quantitative Stable Isotope Probing (qSIP)  Sean Schefer  Oral   150 B (Convention Center)
C32A-04 Progress on the Arctic LTER's Efforts Towards Long-lasting Inclusion and Equity (Invited)  Laura Gough  Oral   Salon I (Convention Center)
C33B-0433 Microbial Assembly and Succession Patterns During Permafrost Thaw Impacts C Cycling  Lyndsey Marquez Poster 13:40 - 17:30  Poster Hall
C33B-0417 Revealing the Arctic’s Hidden Layers: Circumarctic Zero-Curtain Mapping with Radar Polarimetry, Thermal Imaging, and Quantum AI Technology  Bradley Gay Poster 13:40 - 17:30  Poster Hall
C33B-0424 Modeling ground temperature dynamics around three communities on the Alaska North Slope  Dmitry Nicolsky Poster 13:40 - 17:30  Poster Hall
C33B-0425 Long-term trends in active layer thickness: Insights from the Circumpolar Active Layer program, Northern Alaska  Vasily Tolmanov Poster 13:40 - 17:30  Poster Hall
C33B-0428 Frost boils increase rates of permafrost degradation in northern Alaska  Mark Lara Poster 13:40 - 17:30  Poster Hall
C33B-0430 Potential Controls of Ground Collapse Along a Water Track, North Slope, Alaska  Emma Ferm Poster 13:40 - 17:30  Poster Hall
C33B-0431 Designing and Testing a Water Track Field Identification Protocol for Permafrost Hillslopes on the North Slope of Alaska, USA  Lauren Best Poster 13:40 - 17:30  Poster Hall
C33B-0421 Inferring Permafrost Response to Extremely Warm Summers from Sentinel-1 and ALOS-2 InSAR  Jei Chen Poster 13:40 - 17:30  Poster Hall
B33H-1626 A decade of snowshoe hare density dynamics: Insights from remote sensing and modeled snow depth  Jan Eitel Poster 13:40 - 17:30  Poster Hall
B33H-1628 Assessing rain-on-snow event dynamics over Alaska using 30-year satellite microwave observations  Jinyang Du Poster 13:40 - 17:30  Poster Hall
B33H-1650 Large-scale Mapping of Soil Organic Carbon in the Northern Alaskan Tundra by Upscaling High-Resolution Swaths of SOC from P-Band PolSAR Imagery  Jane Whitcomb Poster 13:40 - 17:30  Poster Hall
SM33B-2601
Direction Finding of Multiple Simultaneous Auroral Radio Emissions Tedi Gofrey Poster 13:40 - 17:30  Poster Hall
SA33B-2524
Control of Global and Local Drivers on F-Region Neutral Wind Behavior Rajan Itani Poster 13:40 - 17:30  Poster Hall
SY33B-2366
Combining Scenarios Storytelling and Community and Citizen Science Data to Envision the Future and Take Local Action Katie Spellman

Poster

13:40 - 17:30  Poster Hall
B34E-04
Poplars beyond treeline have reduced photosynthetic capacity but maintain an advantage over tundra shrubs. Kevin Griffin eLightning 16:09-16:12 eLightning Theater 3 (Convention Center)
B34E-06
The Anaktuvuk River Fire as a Driver of Vegetation Change Colette Brown eLightning 16:15-16:18 eLightning Theater 3 (Convention Center)
B34E-07
Tall Shrub Expansion as a Driver of Rapid Permafrost Loss in Thermokarst Lakes

Darko Radakovic

eLightning 16:18-16:21 eLightning Theater 3 (Convention Center)

 

ID Title First author Type Time Location
C51D-0451
Geochemical phosphorus sequestration in tundra soils impedes delivery of bioavailable phosphorus to an Arctic headwater river – regional and pan-Arctic implications
William Bowden iPoster 08:30-17:30 iPoster Gallery (Online)
A41I-1697 Multi-year Increases in Shrub Cover, Solar-induced Fluorescence, and Gross Primary Production Following a Wildfire in Arctic Tundra Jinhyuk Kim Poster  8:30-12:250 Poster Hall
B42D-01 Interactions between plants, microbes, and minerals tilt the carbon balance in permafrost-affected soils: a holistic view developed across three priming experiments Jessica Ernakovich 

 Oral

10:20-10:30 149 A-B (Convention Center)
B42D-03 How Organo-Mineral Interactions Affect the Priming of Permafrost Soil Upon Thaw Caitlin Hicks Pries  Oral 10:40-10:50 149 A-B (Convention Center)
H42D-03 The influence of cryo-hydrological processes on the young water fraction in Arctic hillslopes drained by water tracks and thermoerosional gullies  Rebecca Frei  Oral 10:40-10:50 Salon C (Convention Center)
C42A-04 Impacts of climate conditions on groundwater flow and reactive solute transport in supra-permafrost aquifers  Neelarun Mukherjee  Oral 10:59-11:11 Salon I (Convention Center)
H42B-07
Arctic Alaska River Chemistry Controlled by Topography, Vegetation, and Seasonality across Headwater Catchments Jay Zarnetske Oral 11:36-11:48 143 A-C (Convention Center)
H43H-0977 An Updated Water Balance of Three Alaskan Arctic Streams  Emily Youcha Poster  13:40 - 17:30 Poster Hall
B43G-1641
Shrub expansion: impacts on organic soil and permafrost stability on the North Slope of Alaska Allison Welch Poster  13:40 - 17:30 Poster Hall
B43G-1634
Impact of Landscape Position on Soil Organic Matter Composition and Degradation in the Arctic Foothills of Alaska Roser Matamala Poster  13:40 - 17:30 Poster Hall
B43G-1636
Linking Carbon and Nitrogen Stocks of Arctic Coastal Lowland Soils to Ice-Wedge Polygon Development, Geomorphology, and Parent Material Julie Jastrow Poster  13:40 - 17:30 Poster Hall
B43G-1642
Spatial and Vertical Heterogeneity of Alaskan Soil C and N Stocks and C:N Relationships Joshua Minai Poster  13:40 - 17:30 Poster Hall
B43E-1584
Investigating the Spatial Variability of Carbon Stabilization with Metals in Arctic Lake Sediments Chelsea Smith Poster  13:40 - 17:30 Poster Hall
C43E-0308
Comparison of Airborne Lidar and In Situ Snow Depth Measurements in the Alaska Boreal Forest
Lora May Poster 13:40-17:30 Poster Hall
C43F-04 Forty Years of Changes in Ground Temperature in the Greater Toolik Lake Station Area Vladimir Romanovsky  Oral 14:46-15:01 102 A-B (Convention Center)
SA43D-06 Electron measurements from the Beam-PIE sounding rocket: a comparison of two pitch-angles Robert Michell  Oral 15:00-15:10 Independence F-H (Marriott Marquis)
C43G-06 Microbial activity and weathering reactions in Arctic retrogressive thaw slumps Alexander Michaud  Oral 15:05-15:15 101 (Convention Center)
C43G-08 Methane emissions from upland Yedoma thermokarst mounds (Invited) Katey Walter Anthony  Oral 15:25-15:40 101 (Convention Center)
SH44A-03 GNEISS: an auroral ionospheric sounding rocket campaign for a heterogeneous system science case study of auroral current closure (Invited) Kristina Lynch  Oral 16:30-16:45 Archives (Marriott Marquis)
ID Title First author Type Time Location
C51D-0451
Geochemical phosphorus sequestration in tundra soils impedes delivery of bioavailable phosphorus to an Arctic headwater river – regional and pan-Arctic implications
William Bowden iPoster

08:30-17:30

iPoster Gallery (Online)
GC51DD-0056 Responses of methane and carbon dioxide flux to a nine-year-old experimental tundra fire in northern Alaska, U.S.A. Jennifer Chandler  Poster

08:30 - 12:20

Poster Hall
B51J-1639 High Temperature Sensitivity of Isoprene Emissions from Sedges: Implications For A Warming Planet  Hui Wang

 Poster

08:30 - 12:20 Poster Hall
SA51B-2694 Measurements from the Dissipation Auroral Sounding Rocket Mission: Estimates of the Interactions between Precipitating Electrons and the Thermosphere  Lance Davis  Poster 08:30 - 12:20 Poster Hall
SA51B-2698 Thermospheric Density and Wind Response to Auroral Activity Observed by the Dissipation Sounding Rocket Mission  Diana Swanson  Poster 08:30 - 12:20 Poster Hall
SA51A-02 Structured auroral and neutral atmosphere coupling Emma Spanswick Oral 08:39-8:48 Independence F-H (Marriott Marquis)
SA51A-09 Investigation of 3-Dimensional Thermospheric Neutral Wind with Tri-Static Observations by Scanning Doppler Imagers in Alaska  Myeong Kim  Oral 09:42-9:51 Independence F-H (Marriott Marquis)
PP53E-0667 Did permafrost thaw contribute to the deglacial rise in greenhouse gases? (Invited)  Miriam Jones  Poster 13:40 - 17:30 Poster Hall