Jane Wolken's research while affiliated with South Central Climate Science Center and other places

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Publications (3)

Figure 2. Observed and modeled average number of fires and burned area...
Figure 3. Trends in number of fires and area burned for selected...
Figure 4. Trends in maximum fire size for selected ecoregions. 90%...
Figure S2. Percent change in the number of fires per year per ecoregion...
+2 Figure S4. Percent change in Burned Area per year per ecoregion...
“Fires of Unusual Size: Future of Extreme and Emerging Wildfires in a Warming United States (2020-2060)”
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  • Dec 2023
Observed increases in wildfire activity across the contiguous United States, which have occurred amid a warming climate and expanding residential footprint within flammable landscapes, illustrate the urgency of understanding near-future changes in fire regimes. Here, we use a statistical model including future projections of both human population d...
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Figure 1. Process flow diagram of a typical approach for conducting...
Figure 3. Temperature change projected for the Colorado Front Range by...
Figure 4. Projections from two different datasets quantifying changes...
Uncertainty, Complexity and Constraints: How Do We Robustly Assess Biological Responses under a Rapidly Changing Climate?
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  • Dec 2021
How robust is our assessment of impacts to ecosystems and species from a rapidly changing climate during the 21st century? We examine the challenges of uncertainty, complexity and constraints associated with applying climate projections to understanding future biological responses. This includes an evaluation of how to incorporate the uncertainty a...
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Figure 1. Process flow diagram of a typical approach for conducting...
Figure 2. Bivariate-scatter plots show changes in annual temperature...
Figure 3. Temperature change projected for the Colorado Front Range by...
Figure 4. Projections from two different datasets quantifying changes...
Figure 5. Three plausible and divergent climate scenarios for the...
Uncertainty, Complexity and Constraints: How do We Robustly Assess Biological Responses Under a Rapidly Changing Climate?
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  • Nov 2021
How robust is our assessment of impacts to ecosystems and species from a rapidly changing climate during the 21st century? We examine the challenges of uncertainty, complexity and constraints associated with applying climate projections to understanding future biological responses. This includes an evaluation of how to incorporate the uncertainty a...
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... Several studies have shown that unusual weather conditions such as drought, early or late frosts, an unpredictable rainy season, and some other constraints can drastically damage productivity. These factors are out of control for farmers and can destroy crops and reduce productivity (Rangwala et al., 2021). The reasons for the low productivity of agricultural practices in the broad or narrow sense can vary from area to area. ...
Reference: Local sorghum (Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench) on‐farm genetic diversity status and possible determinants from Wollo lowland areas, northeastern Ethiopia
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