Formerly the Vermont Monitoring Cooperative

Type

Research project

Principal Investigator

Mark Bremer

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Affiliation:: Civil and Environmental Engineering, Syracuse University
Role:: Project Lead/Principal Investigator
Start Date:: 2002-05-22
End Date:: 2003-07-12
Contact Information:: E-mail: mabremer@syr.edu
Work phone: (315) 443-4758

Contributing Organizations

Syracuse University

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Affiliation:: Civil and Environmental Engineering, Syracuse University
Role:: Lead institution
Start Date:: 2002-06-10
End Date:: 2002-06-11

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Project Citation

Bremer, M. 2004. Biomolecular Indicators of Acid Stress. FEMC. Master's thesis. https://www.uvm.edu/femc/data/archive/project/biomolecular-indicators-acid-stress

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Project

Biomolecular Indicators of Acid Stress

Datasets

Data Availability	Name	Objective	Description	Dates
Description only	Indicators of Acid Stress in Northeastern Forest Soil Methane Oxidizing Communities	Specific objectives include assessing the diversity and community structure of soil bacteria (nitrifiers and methanotrophs) in different acid depostion environments; develop a biomolecular method for determining ecosystem acid stress; and validate the PnET-BGC forest-soil-water model on field, GIS and remote sensing data then regionally apply the model. Read More	Investigate the effects of air quality, especially acid deposition, on microbial ecosystems.	2001-01-01 to 2002-01-01