Richard Hill Waring

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Richard Hill Waring

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Richard Hill Waring's Degrees

PhD Ecology University of California, Berkeley
Masters Environmental Science Stanford University

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A generalised model of forest productivity using simplified concepts of radiation-use efficiency, carbon balance and partitioning (1997) (1569)
Plant Responses to Multiple Environmental FactorsPhysiological ecology provides tools for studying how interacting environmental resources control plant growth (1987) (1140)
Forest Ecosystems: Concepts and Management (1985) (960)
Forest Ecosystems: Analysis at Multiple Scales (1985) (757)
Net primary production of forests: a constant fraction of gross primary production? (1998) (651)
Evergreen Coniferous Forests of the Pacific Northwest (1979) (598)
Characteristics of Trees Predisposed to Die (1987) (493)
Resistance of conifers to bark beetle attack: Searching for general relationships (1987) (480)
Evidence of Reduced Photosynthetic Rates in Old Trees (1994) (479)
Estimating Forest Growth and Efficiency in Relation to Canopy Leaf Area (1983) (478)
Modifying Lodgepole Pine Stands to Change Susceptibility to Mountain Pine Beetle Attack (1985) (431)
Application of the pipe model theory to predict canopy leaf area. (1982) (429)
Plant Moisture Stress: Evaluation by Pressure Bomb (1967) (389)
Evaluating theories of drought-induced vegetation mortality using a multimodel-experiment framework. (2013) (347)
Environmental Limits on Net Primary Production and Light‐Use Efficiency Across the Oregon Transect (1994) (329)
Sapwood water storage: its contribution to transpiration and effect upon water conductance through the stems of old‐growth Douglas‐fir (1978) (328)
Maintenance Respiration and Stand Development in a Subalpine Lodgepole Pine Forest (1992) (275)
Assessing forest productivity in Australia and New Zealand using a physiologically-based model driven with averaged monthly weather data and satellite-derived estimates of canopy photosynthetic capacity (1998) (264)
Performance of the forest productivity model 3-PG applied to a wide range of forest types (2003) (246)
Thinning lodgepole pine increases tree vigor and resistance to mountain pine beetle. (1983) (224)
Satellite observed widespread decline in Mongolian grasslands largely due to overgrazing (2014) (223)
Stem Growth per Unit of Leaf Area: A Measure of Tree Vigor (1980) (223)
The contribution of stored water to transpiration in Scots pine (1979) (219)
Ecological Remote Sensing at OTTER: Satellite Macroscale Observations (1994) (218)
Woody tissue maintenance respiration of four conifers in contrasting climates (1995) (205)
Comparison of Methods of Estimating Leaf‐Area Index In Old‐Growth Douglas‐Fir (1986) (182)
The normalized difference vegetation index of small Douglas-fir canopies with varying chlorophyll concentrations (1994) (181)
Attacks of Mountain Pine Beetle as Related to Tree Vigor of Ponderosa Pine (1983) (179)
Stomatal conductance, transpiration, and resistance to water uptake in a Pinussylvestris spacing experiment (1984) (174)
Predicting fine root production and turnover by monitoring root starch and soil temperature (1985) (170)
Some Vegetation of the California Coastal Redwood Region in Relation to Gradients of Moisture, Nutrients, Light, and Temperature (1964) (166)
Forest Ecosystems: Concepts and Management. (1987) (165)
MODIS enhanced vegetation index predicts tree species richness across forested ecoregions in the contiguous U.S.A (2006) (160)
Perpetuating old ponderosa pine (2007) (158)
Forests: fresh perspectives from ecosystem analysis. (1980) (150)
Scaling gross ecosystem production at Harvard Forest with remote sensing: a comparison of estimates from a constrained quantum‐use efficiency model and eddy correlation (1995) (140)
Imaging radar for ecosystem studies (1995) (140)
Notes: Conifer Foliage Mass Related to Sapwood Area (1974) (129)
Differences in chemical composition of plants grown at constant relative growth rates with stable mineral nutrition (1985) (123)
Coupled Nitrogen and Calcium Cycles in Forests of the Oregon Coast Range (2006) (121)
Estimating the vulnerability of fifteen tree species under changing climate in Northwest North America (2011) (118)
Patterns of change of saturated sapwood permeability and sapwood conductance with stand development (1989) (117)
Remote Sensing of Leaf Area Index and Radiation Intercepted by Understory Vegetation (1994) (114)
Variation in foliar δ13C values within the crowns of Pinus radiata trees (1994) (111)
Efficiency of Tree Crowns and Stemwood Production at Different Canopy Leaf Densities (1981) (105)
Leaf area differences associated with old-growth forest communities in the western Oregon Cascades (1976) (103)
Assessing the past and future distribution and productivity of ponderosa pine in the Pacific Northwest using a process model, 3-PG (2005) (99)
Twenty-four Years of Ponderosa Pine Growth in Relation to Canopy Leaf Area and Understory Competition (1987) (98)
Visible-near infrared spectral reflectance of landscape components in western Oregon (1994) (97)
A process model analysis of environmental limitations on the growth of Sitka spruce plantations in Great Britain (2000) (95)
Effects of Nutrient and Light Limitation on Mountain Hemlock: Susceptibility to Laminated Root Rot (1984) (91)
The use of multiscale remote sensing imagery to derive regional estimates of forest growth capacity using 3-PGS (2001) (90)
STABLE CARBON ISOTOPES AS INDICATORS OF LIMITATIONS TO FOREST GROWTH IMPOSED BY CLIMATE STRESS (1997) (89)
An index of photosynthesis for comparing forest sites in western Oregon (1977) (87)
Evaluating stem conducting tissue as an estimator of leaf area in four woody angiosperms (1977) (85)
Use of a physiological process model with forestry yield tables to set limits on annual carbon balances. (2002) (84)
Carbon isotope variation in Douglas-fir foliage: improving the δ13C–climate relationship (1995) (82)
A process-based approach to estimate lodgepole pine (Pinus contorta Dougl.) distribution in the Pacific Northwest under climate change (2011) (80)
Estimating mean monthly incident solar radiation on horizontal and inclined slopes from mean monthly temperatures extremes (2000) (80)
Combining Remote Sensing and Climatic Data to Estimate Net Primary Production Across Oregon (1994) (79)
A simple model of host resistance to bark beetles (1980) (79)
Estimating forest productivity in the eastern Siskiyou Mountains of southwestern Oregon using a satellite driven process model, 3-PGS (2001) (78)
Overview of the Oregon Transect Ecosystem Research Project (1994) (75)
Physiological girdling of pine trees via phloem chilling: proof of concept. (2007) (74)
Relation between the permeability and the anatomy of jack pine sapwood with stand development (1989) (73)
Water Uptake, Storage and Transpiration by Conifers: A Physiological Model (1976) (73)
Prediction and assessment of bark beetle-induced mortality of lodgepole pine using estimates of stand vigor derived from remotely sensed data (2009) (71)
Comparison of MODIS gross primary production estimates for forests across the U.S.A. with those generated by a simple process model, 3-PGS (2007) (70)
Predicting site index with a physiologically based growth model across Oregon, USA (2005) (65)
Assessing forest growth across southwestern Oregon under a range of current and future global change scenarios using a process model, 3‐PG (2001) (64)
Effects of branch length on carbon isotope discrimination in Pinus radiata. (1996) (62)
Temperature: collection of data and its analysis for the interpretation of plant growth and distribution (1969) (60)
Fertilization effects on forest carbon storage and exchange, and net primary production: A new hybrid process model for stand management. (2006) (59)
Allometric relationships predicting foliar biomass and leaf area:sapwood area ratio from tree height in five Costa Rican rain forest species. (2008) (59)
Assessing the impact of current and projected climates on Douglas-Fir productivity in British Columbia, Canada, using a process-based model (3-PG) (2010) (58)
Bird diversity: a predictable function of satellite‐derived estimates of seasonal variation in canopy light absorbance across the United States (2009) (57)
Aerial and satellite sensor detection and classification of western spruce budworm defoliation in a subalpine forest (1995) (56)
Field Measurement of Transpiration in Douglas-Fir (1976) (55)
Assessment of site index and forest growth capacity across the Pacific and Inland Northwest U.S.A. with a MODIS satellite-derived vegetation index (2006) (55)
Estimation of potential forest productivity across the Oregon transect using satellite data and monthly weather records (2001) (54)
17 – Responses of Evergreen Trees to Multiple Stresses (1991) (53)
Soil properties affect pinyon pine – juniper response to drought (2012) (53)
Carbon implications of current and future effects of drought, fire and management on Pacific Northwest forests (2015) (53)
Imbalanced forest ecosystems: Assessments and consequences (1985) (51)
Carbon and nitrogen allocation patterns of Douglas-fir seedlings fertilized with nitrogen in autumn. I. Overwinter metabolism (1986) (49)
Why is the productivity of Douglas-fir higher in New Zealand than in its native range in the Pacific Northwest, USA? (2008) (49)
Carbon and nitrogen allocation patterns of Douglas-fir seedlings fertilized with nitrogen in autumn. II. Field performance (1986) (48)
Comparisons of predictions of net primary production and seasonal patterns in water use derived with two forest growth models in Southwestern Oregon (2001) (48)
Conifers and broadleaf species: stomatal sensitivity differs in western Oregon (1984) (48)
Modeling the occurrence of 15 coniferous tree species throughout the Pacific Northwest of North America using a hybrid approach of a generic process‐based growth model and decision tree analysis (2011) (47)
Satellite‐derived estimates of forest leaf area index in southwest Western Australia are not tightly coupled to interannual variations in rainfall: implications for groundwater decline in a drying climate (2013) (45)
Soil water availability effects on the distribution of 20 tree species in western North America (2014) (44)
Improving predictions of forest growth using the 3-PGS model with observations made by remote sensing (2010) (44)
Comparison of three models for predicting gross primary production across and within forested ecoregions in the contiguous United States (2009) (43)
Selective filtering of light by coniferous forests and minimum light energy requirements for regeneration (1970) (43)
Generalizing plant-water relations to landscapes (2011) (42)
Precursors of Change in Terrestrial EcosystemsRemote sensing offers new ways to estimate basic ecological parameters that signal change in terrestrial systems (1986) (41)
Response of western coniferous seedlings to infection by Armillaria ostoyae under limited light and nitrogen (1991) (41)
Tamm Review: Insights gained from light use and leaf growth efficiency indices (2016) (40)
Water relations in tree physiology: where to from here? (2016) (39)
Coupling of Environment to Plant Response: A Simulation Model of Transpiration (1974) (37)
Combining a generic process-based productivity model and a statistical classification method to predict the presence and absence of tree species in the Pacific Northwest, U.S.A. (2009) (37)
Prediction of soil properties using a process-based forest growth model to match satellite-derived estimates of leaf area index (2012) (36)
Physiological stress in lodgepole pine as a precursor for mountain pine beetle attack1 (2009) (35)
An ecoregion assessment of projected tree species vulnerabilities in western North America through the 21st century (2017) (34)
Estimating Water Flux through Stems of Scots Pine with Tritiated Water and Phosphorus-32 (1979) (34)
INTERPRETING WOODY PLANT RICHNESS FROM SEASONAL RATIOS OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS (2002) (34)
Predicting satellite-derived patterns of large-scale disturbances in forests of the Pacific Northwest Region in response to recent climatic variation (2011) (33)
Responses to Pathogen-induced Disturbance: Decomposition, Nutrient Availability, and Tree Vigour (1987) (33)
Changes in Nitrogen Cycling at an Old-Growth Douglas-fir Site After Disturbance (1981) (32)
Forest Ecosystem Analysis at Multiple Time and Space Scales (2007) (31)
Interpreting foliar analyses from Douglas-fir as weight per unit of leaf area (1981) (31)
Thinning and nitrogen fertilization in a grand fir stand infested with western spruce budworm. IV : An ecosystem management perspective (1992) (30)
Predicting tree diversity across the United States as a function of modeled gross primary production. (2008) (27)
Variation in foliar delta(13)C values within the crowns of Pinus radiata trees. (1994) (27)
Modeling lodgepole and jack pine vulnerability to mountain pine beetle expansion into the western Canadian boreal forest (2012) (26)
Environmental limits of an endemic spruce, Picea breweriana (1975) (25)
Physiological control of water flux in conifers (1975) (25)
Tree vigor and stand growth of Douglas-fir as influenced by laminated root rot (1985) (23)
Mapping site indices for five Pacific Northwest conifers using a physiologically based model (2011) (22)
Process-Based Modeling to Assess the Effects of Recent Climatic Variation on Site Productivity and Forest Function across Western North America (2014) (21)
Distinctive Features of the Northwestern Coniferous Forest: Development, Structure, and Function (2010) (21)
Modelled photosynthesis predicts woody plant richness at three geographic scales across the north‐western United States (2006) (20)
Molecules of Death (2002) (20)
Using Remotely-Sensed Land Cover and Distribution Modeling to Estimate Tree Species Migration in the Pacific Northwest Region of North America (2016) (19)
Carbon isotope variation in Douglas-fir foliage: improving the delta(13)C-climate relationship. (1995) (19)
Integrated research in the Coniferous Forest Biome (1974) (18)
Recent reduction in the frequency of frost accounts for most of the increased growth of a high elevation spruce forest in northwestern China (2016) (16)
Remote Sensing Requirements to Drive Ecosystem Models at the Landscape and Regional Scale (1999) (14)
Comparison of an isotopic method and the Penman–Monteith equation for estimating transpiration from Scots pine (1980) (14)
Documentation of meteorological data from the coniferous forest biome primary station in Oregon. (1978) (14)
Matching species to site (1969) (13)
Progress in Remote Sensing of Photosynthetic Activity over the Amazon Basin (2017) (13)
Diverging distribution of seedlings and mature trees reflects recent climate change in British Columbia (2018) (13)
Fruiting and sink competition. (2018) (11)
The ponderosa pine ecosystem and environmental stress: past, present and future. (2001) (11)
Forests, fresh perspectives from ecosystem analysis : proceedings of the 40th annual Biology Colloquium (1980) (10)
Commentary on the assessment of NPP/GPP ratio. (2020) (10)
9 – How Ecophysiologists Can Help Scale from Leaves to Landscapes (1993) (9)
Predicting large wildfires across western North America by modeling seasonal variation in soil water balance (2015) (9)
Combining a generic process-based productivity model classification method to predict the presence and absence species in the Pacific Northwest, U.S.A (2009) (9)
Temperate Coniferous Forests (2001) (8)
Top-down models and flux measurements are complementary methods of estimating carbon sequestration by forests: illustrations using the 3-PG model. (2004) (7)
CHAPTER 3 – Carbon Cycle (2007) (7)
Water relations in tree physiology: where to from here? (2016) (7)
Plant–water relations at multiple scales: integration from observations, modeling and remote sensing (2011) (7)
A Modified Piche Evaporimeter (1966) (6)
Oregon Transect Ecosystem Research (OTTER) Project (1994) (6)
Forests in Our Changing World: New Principles for Conservation and Management (2014) (6)
Sustainable Forestry: Ecology and Silviculture for Resilient Forests (2013) (6)
CHAPTER 2 – Water Cycle (2007) (5)
Advances in Eddy-Flux Analyses, Remote Sensing, and Evidence of Climate Change (2007) (5)
Lessons learned while extending physiological principles from growth chambers to satellite studies. (1998) (5)
Forest Ecosystems, Third Edition: Analysis at Multiple Scales (2007) (5)
Spatial Scaling Methods for Landscape and Regional Ecosystem Analysis (2007) (5)
Searching for Specific Measures of Physiological Stress in Forest Ecosystems (1991) (4)
Constraints on Terrestrial Primary Productivity in Temperate Forests Along the Pacific Coast of North and South America (1996) (4)
Analysis of Forest Ecosystems (1981) (4)
The Role of Forests in Global Ecology (2007) (4)
Research on coniferous forest ecosystems : first year progress in the coniferous forest biome, US/IBP : proceedings of a symposium held at Northwest Scientific Association, forty-fifth annual meeting, Bellingham, Wash., March 23-24, 1972. (1972) (3)
Proceedings - Research on coniferous forest ecosystems : first year progress in the coniferous forest biome, US/IBP (1972) (3)
Does overshoot in leaf development of ponderosa pine in wet years leads to bark beetle outbreaks on fine-textured soils in drier years? (2014) (3)
NPP Temperate Forest: OTTER Project Sites, Oregon, USA, 1989-1991, R1 (2013) (3)
Ecophysiology of Forests (2008) (2)
Introduction: Looking Back and Into the Future (2014) (2)
SilviShrooms: predicting edible mushroom productivity using forest carbon allocation modelling and immunoassays of ectomycorrhizae. (2002) (2)
Temporal Changes in Forest Structure and Function (2007) (2)
Temperate forest systems (1995) (2)
Sulfur-Sulfur Compounds (1996) (1)
How We Value and Use Forests (2014) (1)
Causes and Consequences of Rapid Climate Change (2014) (1)
Actual Evapotranspiration (AET) and tree species richness in the eastern U.S.A. (2009) (1)
TREE PHYSIOLOGY | Stress (2004) (1)
SECTION I: Introduction to Analysis of Seasonal Cycles of Water, Carbon, and Minerals through Forest Stands (2007) (1)
In Memorium: Thomas Hilker (2016) (1)
Direct measurement of transpiration and biomass in coniferous trees (1972) (1)
The assessment of NPP/GPP ratio (2020) (1)
Forest Types around the World (2014) (1)
CHAPTER 4 – Mineral Cycles (2007) (1)
Reafforestation in the U. S. Pacific Northwest (1976) (1)
Modeling water uptake on coniferous forest Oregon watershed 10 synthesis (1972) (1)
Contributions to a better management of forest ecosystems (1973) (1)
Comparison study of MODIS evapotranspiration in Australia during 2000-2006 (2008) (0)
The development of a distribution- and growth-prediction model for the environmental grid (1972) (0)
Developing remote sensing techniques to estimate photosynthesis and annual forest growth across a steep climatic gradient in western Oregon, USA (2009) (0)
Western Supply Section: Chairman's address. Developments of the h.v. transmission system in the south-west of England (1969) (0)
Living with climate change in the Pacific Northwest (2013) (0)
Driving terrestrial ecosystem models from space (1993) (0)
Section I: Ecosystem theory. (1980) (0)
SECTION III: Introduction to Spatial Scaling and Spatial/Temporal Modeling (2007) (0)
Weather and Climate Determine Forest Growth and Type (2014) (0)
Productivity of US Forests: Regional Sensitivity to Variation in Soil Water Availability (2006) (0)
Section II: Terrestrial ecosystems. (1980) (0)
Does overshoot in leaf development of ponderosa pine in wet years leads to bark beetle outbreaks on fine-textured soils in drier years? (2014) (0)
Seasonal and diurnal patterns of CO2 uptake by European spruce : a joint German-American IBP proposal (1972) (0)
Sulfur—Sulfur Compounds (1996) (0)
Managing perennial revegetation in a changing climate: some lessons from ecohydrology (2011) (0)
Studio for Portrait Masks, Paris, 1917; The Stabbing (2016) (0)
SECTION II: Introduction to Temporal Scaling (2007) (0)
Further observations on Black-breasted Buzzards Hamirostra melanosternon breeding near Alice Springs, Northern Territory (2016) (0)
Do interannual variations in satellite-derived estimates of leaf-area index reflect measured changes in catchment water balances across southwestern Australia? (2008) (0)
The Future for Forests (2014) (0)
expansion into the western Canadian boreal forest 2 3 (2012) (0)
Susceptibility and Response of Forests to Disturbance (2007) (0)
Resis tance of Conifers to B a r k Beet le Attack : Search ing for General Re la t ionsh ips (2018) (0)
George Mercer Award: J. Timothy Wootton (1994) (0)
The Economics and Practices of Forest Management (2014) (0)
Regional and Landscape Ecological Analysis (2007) (0)
Forests of the Northwest: a time for reflection (1986) (0)
Commentary Fruiting and sink competition (2018) (0)
Forest Management presented on 3 Vfl 9 Title : SAPWOOD BASA AREA AS AN ESTIMATOR OF INDIVIDUAL TREE (2009) (0)
Interannual variation in satellite-derived estimates of leaf-area index reflect measured changes in annual catchment water balances across southwestern Australia, 2000-2006 (2008) (0)
XLI. A letter from Richard Waring Esq; F. R. S. to the Hon. Daines Barrington; on some plants found in several parts of England (0)
Announcements – Book Review (2000) (0)
Recent reduction in the frequency of frost accounts for most of the increased growth of a high elevation spruce forest in northwestern China (2016) (0)
Section III: Watershed and stream ecosystems. (1980) (0)
Oregon intensive study site (1972) (0)
Vegetation-climate feedbacks and landscape connectivity need consideration when forecasting hydrologic impacts of land use and climate change in forested catchments of South-West Australia (2010) (0)
Remote sensing of the seasonal variation of coniferous forest structure and function (1991) (0)
Review: Perpetuating Old Ponderosa Pine (2007) (0)
Running head : Overgrazing causes Mongolia grassland decline (2013) (0)
Prediction and assessment of bark beetle-induced mortality of lodgepole pine with sequential Landsat Imagery (2011) (0)
SE-590 Low Altitude Reflectances (OTTER) (1994) (0)

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