IAI Small Grant Program

美洲全球变化研究所（IAI）将开展一项小型的一次性奖励计划，以鼓励IAI成员国的科学家和机构在全球变化研究方面的合作活动。小额资助计划（SGP）将是IAI计划发展的第二阶段的基础，导致建立新的长期研究网络，将接替目前的合作研究网络，部分由单独的NSF资助。在本次评选中，高度重视高质量的科学和来自IAI成员国的新/年轻科学家的参与。经过公开征集和择优同行评议，IAI选择了以下活动：研究（10个奖项）：Esteban Jobbagy，阿根廷：“气候和土地利用对生态系统功能的控制：了解温带生态系统可持续利用的过程和开发工具”（其他国家：乌拉圭和美国）$29,8202。阿图罗·桑切斯（Arturo Sanchez），加拿大：“将卫星与人类和生态维度连接起来：为未来维持热带森林”（其他国家：哥斯达黎加和墨西哥）28,3603美元。Claudia Wagner-Riddle，加拿大：“橡胶树种植园的碳封存监测”（其他国家：巴西和美国）29,9804美元。Roberto J. Fernandez，阿根廷：“作为评估干旱地区土地利用的工具的树木生态学：放牧引起的巴塔哥尼亚灌木的木结构变化和相关水力变化”（其他国家：智利和美国）$29,9005。埃德温·卡斯特拉诺斯，危地马拉：《适应中美洲市场冲击和气候变化：墨西哥、危地马拉和洪都拉斯的咖啡》（其他国家：墨西哥、美国）29,9906美元。J.T. Arredondo Moreno，墨西哥：“过度放牧半干旱牧场关键物种遗传侵蚀的美洲比较”（其他国家：美国和阿根廷）$29,9587。Enrique Martinez，智利：“海带种群中ENSO效应的半球间比较研究：大规模死亡事件后决定恢复的抑制和促进机制”（其他国家：墨西哥和美国）$ 300008。鲁道夫·罗德里格斯，秘鲁：“树木年代学记录和‘厄尔尼诺’对秘鲁北海岸农村人口的影响”（其他国家：加拿大、智利和美国）$30,000。Charles Hall，美国：“模拟土地利用变化如何影响瓜亚斯流域的营养收支：生态和经济影响”（其他国家：智利、厄瓜多尔和荷兰）$ 3000010。Luis Cifuentes，智利：“促进能源和环境规划中的公共健康评估”（其他国家：阿根廷、巴西和美国）$30,000- B。工作坊（3个奖项）：Avijit Gangopadhyay，美国：“北洪堡洋流系统的生物物理模型”（其他国家：智利和秘鲁）10,0002美元。Jose L. Moran Lopez，墨西哥：“建立美洲间大气化学特征和可持续未来网络”（其他国家：巴西和美国）$9,9923。Ricardo Romero，乌拉圭：“里约热内卢de La Plata盆地的土壤湿度变异性：对其变异性影响的评估及其对最终用户的预测应用”（其他国家：阿根廷、巴西和美国）10,000美元-C。技术论文（一奖）Marcela Vasquez-Leon，美国：“生物多样性保护和海洋资源可持续利用的人类层面：对美洲三个共同管理倡议的经验教训的综合评估”(其他国家：美洲全球变化研究所（IAI）将实施一项小型的一次性奖励计划，以鼓励IAI成员国的科学家和机构在全球变化研究方面的合作活动。小额资助计划（SGP）将是IAI计划发展的第二阶段的基础，导致建立新的长期研究网络，将接替目前的合作研究网络，部分由单独的NSF资助。在本次评选中，高度重视高质量的科学和来自IAI成员国的新/年轻科学家的参与。经过公开征集和择优同行评议，IAI选择了以下活动：研究（10个奖项）：Esteban Jobbagy，阿根廷：“气候和土地利用对生态系统功能的控制：了解温带生态系统可持续利用的过程和开发工具”（其他国家：乌拉圭和美国）$29,8202。阿图罗·桑切斯（Arturo Sanchez），加拿大：“将卫星与人类和生态维度连接起来：为未来维持热带森林”（其他国家：哥斯达黎加和墨西哥）28,3603美元。Claudia Wagner-Riddle，加拿大：“橡胶树种植园的碳封存监测”（其他国家：巴西和美国）29,9804美元。Roberto J. Fernandez，阿根廷：“作为评估干旱地区土地利用的工具的树木生态学：放牧引起的巴塔哥尼亚灌木的木结构变化和相关水力变化”（其他国家：智利和美国）$29,9005。埃德温·卡斯特拉诺斯，危地马拉：《适应中美洲市场冲击和气候变化：墨西哥、危地马拉和洪都拉斯的咖啡》（其他国家：墨西哥、美国）29,9906美元。J.T. Arredondo Moreno，墨西哥：“过度放牧半干旱牧场关键物种遗传侵蚀的美洲比较”（其他国家：美国和阿根廷）$29,9587。Enrique Martinez，智利：“海带种群中ENSO效应的半球间比较研究：大规模死亡事件后决定恢复的抑制和促进机制”（其他国家：墨西哥和美国）$ 300008。鲁道夫·罗德里格斯，秘鲁：“树木年代学记录和‘厄尔尼诺’对秘鲁北海岸农村人口的影响”（其他国家：加拿大、智利和美国）$30,000。Charles Hall，美国：“模拟土地利用变化如何影响瓜亚斯流域的营养收支：生态和经济影响”（其他国家：智利、厄瓜多尔和荷兰）$ 3000010。Luis Cifuentes，智利：“促进能源和环境规划中的公共健康评估”（其他国家：阿根廷、巴西和美国）$30,000- B。工作坊（3个奖项）：Avijit Gangopadhyay，美国：“北洪堡洋流系统的生物物理模型”（其他国家：智利和秘鲁）10,0002美元。Jose L. Moran Lopez，墨西哥：“建立美洲间大气化学特征和可持续未来网络”（其他国家：巴西和美国）$9,9923。Ricardo Romero，乌拉圭：“里约热内卢de La Plata盆地的土壤湿度变异性：对其变异性影响的评估及其对最终用户的预测应用”（其他国家：阿根廷、巴西和美国）10,000美元-C。技术论文奖（一奖）Marcela Vasquez-Leon，美国，“生物多样性保护和海洋资源可持续利用的人类层面：美洲三个共同管理倡议的综合评估”（其他国家：巴西和墨西哥）15,000美元

The Inter-American Institute for Global Change Research (IAI) will carry out a small one-time award program to encourage collaborative activities in global change research among scientists and institutions of the IAI member countries. The Small Grants Program (SGP) will be the foundation of a second phase of IAI programmatic development, leading to the establishment of new long term research networks that will succeed the current Collaborative Research Network, supported in part by a separate NSF grant. High priority has been given in this selection to high-quality science and the participation of new/young scientists from IAI member countries.After an open call and a merit-based peer-review the IAI has selected the following activities:--A. Research (10 awards):1. Esteban Jobbagy, ARGENTINA: "Climate and Land Use Controls on Ecosystem Functioning: Understanding Processes and Developing Tools for a Sustainable Use of Temperate Ecosystems" (Other Countries: Uruguay and USA) $29,8202. Arturo Sanchez, CANADA: "Connecting Satellites to the Human and Ecological Dimensions: Sustaining Tropical Forests for the Future" (Other Countries: Costa Rica and Mexico) $28,3603. Claudia Wagner-Riddle, CANADA: "Carbon Sequestration Monitoring in Rubber-tree Plantations" (Other Countries: Brazil and USA) $29,9804. Roberto J. Fernandez, ARGENTINA: "Dendroecology as a Tool for Assessing Past Land-Use in Arid Zones: Wood Structure Modifications and Associated Hydraulic Changes on a Patagonian Shrub Caused by Site Grazing" (Other Countries: Chile and USA) $29,9005. Edwin Castellanos, GUATEMALA: "Adapting to Market Shocks and Climatic Variability in Mesoamerica: Coffee in Mexico, Guatemala, and Honduras" (Other Countries: Mexico, USA) $29,9906. J.T. Arredondo Moreno, MEXICO: "An Inter-American Comparison of the Genetic Erosion of Key Species in Overgrazed Semiarid Rangelands" (Other Countries: USA and Argentina) $29,9587. Enrique Martinez, CHILE: "Inter-Hemispheric Comparative Studies of ENSO Effects in Kelp Populations: Inhibition and Facilitation Mechanisms Determining Restoration After Massive Mortality Events" (Other Countries: Mexico and USA) $30,0008. Rodolfo Rodriguez, PERU: "Dendrochronological Records and the Impact due to 'El Nino' on Rural Populations of the North Coast of Peru" (Other Countries: Canada, Chile and USA) $30,0009. Charles Hall, USA: "Modeling How Land Use Change Affects the Nutrient Budget in the Guayas Watershed: Ecological and Economic Implications" (Other Countries: Chile, Ecuador and The Netherlands) $30,00010. Luis Cifuentes, CHILE: "Promoting Public Health Assessment in Energy and Environmental Planning" (Other Countries: Argentina, Brazil and USA) $30,000--B. Workshops (3 awards):1. Avijit Gangopadhyay, USA: "Bio-Physical Modeling of the Northern Humboldt Current System" (Other Countries: Chile and Peru) $10,0002. Jose L. Moran Lopez, MEXICO: "The Development of an Inter-American Network for the Characterization of Atmospheric Chemistry and a Sustainable Future" (Other Countries: Brazil and USA) $9,9923. Ricardo Romero, URUGUAY: "Soil Moisture Variability in the Rio de La Plata Basin: Assessments of the Impact of its Variability and Forecast Applications for End Users" (Other Countries: Argentina, Brazil and USA) $10,000--C. Technical Papers (1 award)Marcela Vasquez-Leon, USA: "The Human Dimensions of Biodiversity Conservation and Sustainable Use of Marine Resources: An Integrated Assessment of Lessons from Three Co-management Initiatives in the Americas" (Other Countries: Brazil and Mexico) $15,000%%%The Inter-American Institute for Global Change Research (IAI) will carry out a small one-time award program to encourage collaborative activities in global change research among scientists and institutions of the IAI member countries. The Small Grants Program (SGP) will be the foundation of a second phase of IAI programmatic development, leading to the establishment of new long term research networks that will succeed the current Collaborative Research Network, supported in part by a separate NSF grant. High priority has been given in this selection to high-quality science and the participation of new/young scientists from IAI member countries.After an open call and a merit-based peer-review the IAI has selected the following activities:--A. Research (10 awards):1. Esteban Jobbagy, ARGENTINA: "Climate and Land Use Controls on Ecosystem Functioning: Understanding Processes and Developing Tools for a Sustainable Use of Temperate Ecosystems" (Other Countries: Uruguay and USA) $29,8202. Arturo Sanchez, CANADA: "Connecting Satellites to the Human and Ecological Dimensions: Sustaining Tropical Forests for the Future" (Other Countries: Costa Rica and Mexico) $28,3603. Claudia Wagner-Riddle, CANADA: "Carbon Sequestration Monitoring in Rubber-tree Plantations" (Other Countries: Brazil and USA) $29,9804. Roberto J. Fernandez, ARGENTINA: "Dendroecology as a Tool for Assessing Past Land-Use in Arid Zones: Wood Structure Modifications and Associated Hydraulic Changes on a Patagonian Shrub Caused by Site Grazing" (Other Countries: Chile and USA) $29,9005. Edwin Castellanos, GUATEMALA: "Adapting to Market Shocks and Climatic Variability in Mesoamerica: Coffee in Mexico, Guatemala, and Honduras" (Other Countries: Mexico, USA) $29,9906. J.T. Arredondo Moreno, MEXICO: "An Inter-American Comparison of the Genetic Erosion of Key Species in Overgrazed Semiarid Rangelands" (Other Countries: USA and Argentina) $29,9587. Enrique Martinez, CHILE: "Inter-Hemispheric Comparative Studies of ENSO Effects in Kelp Populations: Inhibition and Facilitation Mechanisms Determining Restoration After Massive Mortality Events" (Other Countries: Mexico and USA) $30,0008. Rodolfo Rodriguez, PERU: "Dendrochronological Records and the Impact due to 'El Nino' on Rural Populations of the North Coast of Peru" (Other Countries: Canada, Chile and USA) $30,0009. Charles Hall, USA: "Modeling How Land Use Change Affects the Nutrient Budget in the Guayas Watershed: Ecological and Economic Implications" (Other Countries: Chile, Ecuador and The Netherlands) $30,00010. Luis Cifuentes, CHILE: "Promoting Public Health Assessment in Energy and Environmental Planning" (Other Countries: Argentina, Brazil and USA) $30,000--B. Workshops (3 awards):1. Avijit Gangopadhyay, USA: "Bio-Physical Modeling of the Northern Humboldt Current System" (Other Countries: Chile and Peru) $10,0002. Jose L. Moran Lopez, MEXICO: "The Development of an Inter-American Network for the Characterization of Atmospheric Chemistry and a Sustainable Future" (Other Countries: Brazil and USA) $9,9923. Ricardo Romero, URUGUAY: "Soil Moisture Variability in the Rio de La Plata Basin: Assessments of the Impact of its Variability and Forecast Applications for End Users" (Other Countries: Argentina, Brazil and USA) $10,000--C. Technical Papers (1 award)Marcela Vasquez-Leon, USA: "The Human Dimensions of Biodiversity Conservation and Sustainable Use of Marine Resources: An Integrated Assessment of Lessons from Three Co-management Initiatives in the Americas" (Other Countries: Brazil and Mexico) $15,000