Jornada Bibliography

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Journal Article
Steele C, Reyes JJon Tiu, Elias E, Aney S, Rango A.  2018.  Cascading impacts of climate change on southwestern US cropland agriculture. Climatic Change. 148(3):437-450.
Conference Proceedings
Steele C.M., Laliberte, Andrea S., Bestelmeyer BT, Herrick JE, Rango A..  2005.  Current and future options for the use of remote sensing for rangeland management and monitoring. Proceedings of the Memoria del II Simposio Internacional de Pastizales. :84.
Conference Paper
Steele C.M., Smith A., Campanella A., Rango A..  2008.  The contribution of vegetation cover and bare soil to pixel reflectance in an arid ecosystem. AGU 2008 Fall Meeting.
Rango A, Crimmins M, Elias E, Steele C, Weiss J.  2015.  Connecting stakeholders and climate science: A summary of farmer, rancher, and forester climate data needs and climate change attitudes. American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting.
Rango A, Steele C, Elias E, Havstad K.  2015.  Climate change effects in the southwestern states of New Mexico, Arizona, Utah, Nevada, California and Hawaii. National Association of Environmental Professionals Annual Conference 2015.
Steele C, Elias E, Rango A, Havstad K.  2015.  Climate change, diversified agriculture and adaptive capacity in Hawaii. 13th Annual Climate Predictions Workshop, NOAA National Weather Service.
Steele C, Elias E, Bestelmeyer S, Haan-Amato SS, Deswood H, Rango A, Havstad K.  2015.  Climate change and the water cycle: A new southwest regional climate hub curriculum unit for 6th-12th grade students. American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting.
Slaughter A.L., Maxwell C.J., LaPlante V, Steele C.M..  2009.  Changes in methodology for monitoring long-term vegetation quadrats on the Jornada Experimental Range. 62nd Society for Range Management Annual Meeting. :2060-16.
Rango A, Laliberte, Andrea S., Winters CD, Steele C.M., Browning D.M..  2010.  Change detection using 75-year aerial photo and satellite data sets, inexpensive means to obtain 6 cm resolution data, and developing opportunities for community-oriented remote sensing through photography. 2010 American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting.