GFMC MEETINGS CALENDAR 2022
American Geophysical Union (AGU) Fall Meeting
12-16 December 2022, San Francisco, California, USA
Session B012 – The Role of Fire in the Earth System: Understanding Drivers, Feedbacks, and Interactions with the Land, Atmosphere, and Society
Call for Abstracts
Deadline: 03 August 2022
Anthropogenic and natural fires are an important component of the Earth system. Geographic location, fuel type, seasonality, and intensity of fire largely determine the sign and magnitude of feedbacks on the Earth system. This session aims to explore links between fire, vegetation, climate, air quality, and humans from the local to the global scale and determines how these interactions will change in a warming world. We encourage abstracts that explore the interactions of fires with the terrestrial biosphere and atmosphere using remote sensing, in situ observations, modeling, or an integrated approach with an emphasis on
- Impacts of fire on weather and climate, atmospheric chemistry, and air quality
- Role of fires in the carbon cycle and ecosystem functioning
- Influence of humans on fire (and vice versa)
- Changing nature of fire over millennia, and predictions for the future
Session Post
Primary Convener
- Anna Talucci , Colgate University
Co-Conveners
- Catherine M Dieleman University of Guelph
- Jessica L McCarty Miami University Oxford
- Mika Tosca School of the Art Institute of Chicago