Baltimore Ecosystem Study Annual Meeting
Agenda
Tuesday, 22 October 2013
Cylburn
Arboretum, Vollmer Center, Baltimore, MD
 
 8:00  –  8:25 am       Breakfast
 
 8:25  –
 8:30                         Meeting
Logistics: Morgan Grove
   8:30  –  8:45                         Welcome
and Introduction 
                                    Presentation
of Director’s Award
                                    S.T.A.
Pickett, Project Director
   8:45  –  9:15             Keynote
Speaker-Austin Troy
                                    “The Very
Hungry City: What Urban
Energy Metabolism Means for Sustainability and Competitiveness”  
  9:15  – 10:15             Session
1 (4)
 
9:15  –   9:30             Understanding
Connections between Urban Decay and Mosquito Production in West Baltimore. 
                                    Brian
Becker, Shannon LaDeau, and Paul Leisnham
  9:30  –   9:45             Restoring Urban Hydrologic Services through Urban Soil Husbandry. Brennan
Smith, Stu Schwartz, Kathleen Cullen, and Rico Bado
  9:45  – 10:00             Long-term Watershed Studies in BES: Updates and Changes. 
                                    Peter
Groffman
10:00  – 10:15             Does Habitat Management Explain Multi-scale Biodiversity Patterns
in Built Ecosystems?  Jamie
Suski, C.J. Salice, and C.M. Swan
10:15 – 10: 30             Break
10: 30 – 12:00             Session 2 (5)
10:30  – 10:45             Adequate Public Facility Ordinances and Land Use Patterns. 
                                    Matthew
Gnagey, David Newburn, and Allen Klaiber
10:45  – 11:00             Solid-phase extraction and HPLC determination of fluoroquinolones
in Baltimore-area wastewater.  Ke He and
Lee Blaney
11:00  – 11:15             Introduction to the Urban Center for Computation and Data
(UrbanCCD) at Chicago.  Robin L. Graham,
Charlie Catlett
11:15  – 11:30             Woody Species Composition of Restored and Unrestored Urban Streams
Segments in the Baltimore area.
                                    Vanessa Beauchamp, Christopher M. Swan, and Katalin Szlavecz
11:30  – 12:00             Exploring Baltimore ecosystem spatial data using
jQuery UI.
                                    Patterson
Clark
12:00  – 12:15 pm       “Lightning”
Round for Posters  (1-2 minutes only for
each person) 
12:15  –  1:15              Lunch
 1:15   –  2:45              Poster Session
 2:45   –  3:45              Session 4 (4)
 2:45  –  3:00               Urban Forest Change in Baltimore.  David Nowak
 3:00 
–  3:15               Teachers’ Content and Pedagogical Content Knowledge
about Socio-ecological Systems and Resilience.
                                    Alan
Berkowitz, Bess Caplan, and Julia Dodd
 3:15  –  3:30               Linking Management to Metacommunity Dynamics in Ponds. 
                                    Eric
Sokol, Brett Tornwall, Cayelan C. Carey, Bryan L. Brown, and Christopher M.
Swan 
 3:30  –  3:45               The Effect of Rural Downzoning on Residential Development in
Baltimore County.  David
Newburn and Jeff Ferris
3:45  –  4:00                BREAK
4:00  –  5:00                Session 5 (4)
4:00 
–  4:15                Stormwater Management and Hydrologic
Response in BES Watersheds. Andrew Miller
4:15  – 4:30                 Impact of Urban Development on Groundwater Storage in Baltimore.  Aditi S. Bhaskar, Claire Welty, Andrew J.
Miller, and Reed M. Maxwell
4:30  – 4:45                 Ecohydrological
Processes and Urban Water: the Role of Flora and Fauna in the Urban Watershed
Continuum. 
                                    Ken
Belt, Sujay Kaushal, Richard Pouyat, and Christopher Swan
4:45 – 5:00                  Childhood Lead Poisoning in Baltimore in
the Mid-Twentieth Century: Pica, Policy and Climate.  Leif Fredrickson
Annual Meeting Day 2 - BES Mid-Term Review
Wednesday, 23 October 2013
Cylburn Arboretum,Vollmer Visitor
Center
4915 Greenspring Avenue 
Baltimore, MD, 21209
 
7:30  –  8:00              Breakfast 
 
8:00  –  8:10              Welcome
& Introduction – Review Team
  8:10 
–  8:40              Introduction to BES III: Adaptive Processes in the
Baltimore Social-Ecological System From the Sanitary to the Sustainable City.
                                    Steward T.A. Pickett
 
8:40  –  9:10              BES Long-term Data: Relationship to resilience and
adaptation Long-term Data. 
Emma Rosi-Marshall
 
9:10  –  9:40              Locational
Choice and Land Use Dynamics in the Baltimore city-suburban-exurban System.  Elena Irwin
9:40 –
10:10               Ecological Research
along the Urban Watershed Continuum: From Sanitary City to Sustainable
City.  Sujay Kaushal
10:10 –
10:30              Break 
10:30 – 11:00              Contributions
of Integrative Modeling: Understanding and Design for Resilience and Adaptation.  Lawrence
Band
11:00 –
11:30              Urban Metacommunity.  Chris Swan
11:30 –
12:00              Education – Research
& Practice.  Alan Berkowitz
12:00 – 12:15              Synthesis
and Overview.  Steward Pickett
12:15  –  1:00              Lunch
(Review Team with Graduate Students)
 1:00  –  
2:00              Poster Session
 2:00  –  
6:00              Review Team
Field Trip
     6:00                        Community Open House and Greening
Celebration: