Principal Investigator
Co-Principal Investigator
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Stephen Decina
2015 Early Stage Urban Research Award Recipient
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Lucy Hutyra
Urban Faculty Fellow, Professor and Chair of Earth & Environment
Associate Professors Pamela Templer and Lucy Hutyra seek to collect data on the nitrogen deposition levels both within and surrounding city limits by creating the first National Atmospheric Deposition Program (NADP) monitoring system in a city to establish a mechanistic understanding of sources and transformation of emissions and deposition of nitrogen within the City of Boston to enable predictions of future atmospheric nitrogen deposition rates.
Publications
Templer, P., Hutyra, L.R., Decina, S., Gately, C., Getson, J., Reinmann, A.B., Short Gianotti, A.G. Soil respiration contributes significantly to urban carbon fluxes. Environmental Pollution 212: 433-439, 2016.
Presentations
“The Urban Carbon Cycle: Linkages between biology, fossil fuel emissions, and atmospheric observations.” National Institute of Standards (NIST), Gaitersberg and Cornell University and Volpe Center. May 2016.
Early Stage Urban Research Awards