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2001

Aber, J. D, Scott V Ollinger, Charles T Driscoll, Gene E Likens, Richard T Holmes, R. J Freuder, and Christine L Goodale. 2001. “Temporal Changes In Nitrate Loss From Forested Ecosystems In Response To Physical, Chemical, Biotic And Climatic Perturbations”. Abstract for N2001 - The Second International Nitrogen Conference.

1998

Aber, J. D, Charles T Driscoll, Christine L Goodale, and Scott V Ollinger. 1998. “Effects Of Land Use, Climate Variation And N Deposition On N Cycling And C Storage In Northern Hardwood Forests”. Abstracts for 83rd Annual Meeting, Ecological Society of America: 143.

Ollinger, Scott V, J. D Aber, Charles T Driscoll, Christine L Goodale, R. A Hallett, Mary E Martin, and M. L Smith. 1998. “The Mapbgc Project: Mapping And Analysis Of Forest Productivity And Biogeochemical Cycles In The White Mountains, New Hampshire”. Abstracts for 83rd Annual Meeting, Ecological Society of America: 201.

1997

Aber, J. D, Scott V Ollinger, and Charles T Driscoll. 1997. “Modeling Nitrogen Saturation In Forest Ecosystems In Response To Land Use And Atmospheric Deposition”. Ecol. Modelling 101: 61-78.

1995

Ollinger, Scott V, J. D Aber, C. A Federer, Gary M Lovett, and J. M Ellis. 1995. Modeling Physical And Chemical Climatic Variables Across The Northeastern Us For A Geographic Information System. USDA Forest Service.

Aber, J. D, Scott V Ollinger, C. A Federer, P. B Reich, M. L Goulden, D. W Kicklighter, J. M Melillo, and R. G Lathrop. 1995. “Predicting The Effects Of Climate Change On Water Yield And Forest Production In The Northeastern United States”. Climate Research 5: 207-222.

1993

Ollinger, Scott V, J. D Aber, Gary M Lovett, S. E Millham, R. G Lathrop, and J. M Ellis. 1993. “A Spatial Model Of Atmospheric Deposition For The Northeastern U”. S. Ecological Applications 3(3): 459-472.