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ABOUT LEES

The LEES Lab, directed by Dr. Jiquan Chen, at the University of Toledo was established in August 2001.  Its previous home was located in the Michigan Technological University between 1993 and 2001.  We are interested in scientific investigations of carbon and water cycle, fire and other natural disturbances in managed landscapes, biological diversity, climate change, and landscape processes based on sound field experiments, modeling, and remote sensing products.  LEES is also the home of UT's CESU Program, the Landscape Ecology Working Group of the IUFRO, US-China Carbon Consortium (USCCC), and UT's NEON Team.  LEES maintains a high ethic standard for professional collaborations.

New: Top Ten Papers from LEES Lab

 

 

The Mobile eddy-flux cart deployed at KBS (J-Rover)

Eddy-covariance tower in a coastal loblolly pine forest, NC

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The automated soil respiration system to be installed in the oak openings, OH.

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LEES Lab, Department of  Environmental Sciences, Mail Stop 604, University of Toledo, Toledo, OH 43606-3390

Phone: 419-530-2664; Fax: 419-530-4421