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James A. Lutz |
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I am a Research Associate at the College of Forest Resources at the University of Washington, having received my PhD in 2008. I currently live in Bellevue Washington with my wife and two daughters. I am studying the ecosystems of western North America to contribute to science based conservation and management of our natural resources in the face of changing climate and demography. University of Washington professional web site for James Lutz |
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Denali National Park, Alaska |
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Photo: Ryan Haugo |
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News! Appointed Research Associate. I am working for Charlie Halpern on vegetation dynamics and Don McKenzie on heterogeneity of fire severity.
I delivered the Graduate Student Address at the commencement ceremony of the College of Forest Resources. It was short.
Lutz, J. A., J. A. Freund, R. K. Hagmann, V. R. Kane, A. J. Larson, and J. F. Franklin (2008). Mid-career graduate students in ecology. Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment: 6(7):392-393.
Kane, V. R., A. R. Gillespie, R. McGaughey, J. A. Lutz, K. Ceder, and J. F. Franklin (in press). Interpretation and topographic correction of conifer forest canopy self-shadowing using spectral mixture analysis. Remote Sensing of Environment.
The only John Muir Trail ski trip journal on the web (I think). Check it out!
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Education PhD, Ecology, University of Washington (2008) MS, Ecology, University of Washington (2005) MS/MBA, Management, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (1985) MS, EE&CS, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (1985) BS, EE&CS, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (1985) |