SELECTED GRANTS AND CONTRACTS:
(as P.I. or co-P.I.; cumulative more than $8.5 million) from:

• National Science Foundation (NSF):

  Turbulent structure of canopy flows using large-eddy simulation. $290,406

  Large-eddy simulation of canopy and surface layer flow. $268,033

  Large-eddy simulation of turbulent atmospheric flow within and above a forest. $223,210

  (subcontract from MIT) TYPE 2: The Future of Ecosystems and Extremes: Using Diverse Environmental Data Sets in Support of Regional to Global Earth-Systems Models and Predictions. $1,008,965.00

• National Aeronautic and Space Administration (NASA):

  Center of Excellence for Climate, Environment and Water Resource Assessments in California. $394,351

  NASA (for Space Shuttle Endeavour Science Team) Turbulent exchange at vegetated surfaces and evaluations of estimates of canopy structure using SIR-C data. $661,000

• US Department Energy (DOE):

  Interactive effects of elevated CO₂, drought, and high temperature on plant water use efficiency. $175,195

• US DOE, National Institutes for Global Environmental Change (DOE,NIGEC):

  Monitoring Sensible Heats, CO₂, and H₂O at the Wind River Canopy Crane Site USDOE/WESTGEC/NIGEC. $234,541

  Monitoring forest atmosphere exchange of CO₂ and H₂O at the Wind River canopy crane site in a Douglas fir forest. $309,567

  Micrometeorological studies and long-term carbon and energy exchange at the Wind River Crane Research Facility. $379,293

  Regional scale modeling and turbulence measurements of long-term carbon and energy exchange. $280,000

• U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Regional Research:

  National Atmospheric Deposition Program. $42,100

• USDA Forest Service:

  Monitoring Forest Microclimate and Forest-atmosphere Exchange of CO₂ and H₂O at the Wind River Canopy Crane Site in a Douglas-fir Forest USDA Forest Service. $19,000

• California Air Resources Board:

  San Joaquin Valleywide air pollution study - CCOS turbulent measurements in Davis. $7,700

• Australian Research Council:

  Patterns and processes of water and energy cycles across northern Australian landscapes: from point to region. $660,000 AUD

• CALFED:

  The influence of flood regimes, vegetative and geomorphic structures on the links between aquatic and terrestrial systems. $274,883

• Kearney Foundation:

  Predicting soil C storage in the Central Valley following the implementation of minimum tillage. $223,952

  Simultaneous oxygen and carbon dioxide measurements to improve soil efflux estimates. $40,000

  Pressure pumping effects on soil efflux measurements of CO₂. $70,000

• Institute for Women’s Leadership, Rutgers (from the Ford Foundation),

  Challenges to gender and ethnic equity: Activities of faculty at the University of California in the post Proposition 209 era. $12,000

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