NSF LogoNSF Award Abstract - #0216316 AWSFL008-DS3

BE/CBC: Impact of Agroecosystem Management on Coupled Biogeochemical Cycles and
on Ecosystem Services Valued by Humans

NSF Org BES
Latest Amendment Date August 1, 2002
Award Number 0216316
Award Instrument Standard Grant
Program Manager Patrick L. Brezonik
BES DIV OF BIOENGINEERING & ENVIRON SYSTEMS
ENG DIRECTORATE FOR ENGINEERING
Start Date October 1, 2002
Expires March 31, 2005 (Estimated)
Expected Total Amount $136399 (Estimated)
Investigator Laurie E. Drinkwater led24@cornell.edu (Principal Investigator current)
Mark B. David (Co-Principal Investigator current)
Changsheng Li (Co-Principal Investigator current)
Scott Swinton (Co-Principal Investigator current)
Sieglinde Snapp (Co-Principal Investigator current)
Sponsor Cornell University State
Office of Sponsored Programs
Ithaca, NY 148532801 607/255-5014
NSF Program 1179 ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY
Field Application 0118000 Pollution Control
Program Reference Code ,9197,EGCH,

Abstract

0216316 Drinkwater This is an exploratory project that will use meta analysis linked to modeling to provide a synthesis of the extensive literature published on carbon and nitrogen cycling processes in agricultural systems. The expectation is to be able to predict the impact of changes in management practices on primary productivity, yields and global biogeochemical cycles. Another product of this work will be to determine the impact of substituting N-fixation for mineral N fertilization.

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