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James Dyer
Associate Professor of Geography


Publications

Dyer, J.M., and C.M. Cowell, 2008. Invasive Species and the Resiliency of a Riparian Environment. Pages 87-103 in R.K. Kohli and S. Jose (eds.) Invasive Plants and Forest Ecosystems. CRC Press, Boca Raton, FL. [Introduction]

Dyer, J.M. 2006. Revisiting the Deciduous Forests of Eastern North AmericaBioScience 56: 341-352. [AbstractClick here to see forest region map and to download shapefile

Dyer, J.M. 2004. A water budget approach to predicting tree species growth and abundance, utilizing paleoclimatology sources. Climate Research 28: 1-10. [Abstract]

Dyer, J.M.  2002. A comparison of moisture scalars and water budget methods to assess vegetation-site relationships.  Physical Geography, 23: 245-258.  [Abstract]

Cowell, C.M., and J.M. Dyer. 2002. Vegetation development in a modified riparian environment: Human imprints on an Allegheny River Wilderness. Annals of the Association of American Geographers 92: 189-202. [Abstract]

Dyer, J.M. 2001. Using witness trees to assess forest change in southeastern Ohio. Canadian Journal of Forest Research, 31: 1708-1718. [Abstract]

Dyer, J.M., and K.E. Moffett. 1999. Meadow invasion from high-elevation spruce-fir forest in south-central New Mexico. The Southwestern Naturalist 44: 445-457. [Abstract]

Dyer, J.M., and P.R. Baird. 1997. Remnant forest stands at a prairie ecotone site: presettlement history and comparison with other maple-basswood stands. Physical Geography 18: 146-159. [Abstract]

Dyer, J.M., and P.R. Baird. 1997. Wind disturbance in remnant forest stands along the prairie-forest ecotone, Minnesota, U.S.A. Plant Ecology 129: 121-137. [Abstract]

Click here to see simulation of species migration in response to climate change

Pitelka, L.F., and The Plant Migration Workshop Group. 1997. Plant migration and climate change. American Scientist 85: 464-473.

Dyer, J.M. 1996. Considerations of scale and ecological processes in a forest migration model: a reply to Roth. Professional Geographer 48: 86-88.

Dyer, J.M. 1995. Assessment of climatic warming using a model of forest species migration. Ecological Modelling 79: 199-219. [Abstract]

Dyer, J.M. 1994. Implications of habitat fragmentation on climate change-induced forest migration. Professional Geographer 46: 449-459. [Abstract]

Dyer, J.M. 1994. Land use pattern, forest migration, and global warming. Landscape and Urban Planning 29: 77-83. [Abstract]

Dyer, J.M., and G.A. Brook. 1991. Spatial and temporal variations in temperate forest soil carbon dioxide during the non-growing season. Earth Surface Processes and Landforms 16: 411-426. [Abstract]
 

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