Miles Hemstrom, PhD

Treesearch Publications

• Theresa K. Burcsu, Joshua S. Halofsky, Simon A. Bisrat, Treg A. Christopher, Megan K. Creutzburg, Emilie B. Henderson, Miles Hemstrom, F. Jack Triepke, Melissa Whitman. 2014. Chapter 2: Dynamic vegetation modeling of forest, woodland, shrubland, and grassland vegetation communities in the Pacific Northwest and Southwest Regions of the United States
• Jessica E. Halofsky, Stephanie K. Hart, Miles Hemstrom, Joshua S. Halofsky, Morris C. Johnson. 2014. Chapter 3: Simulating fire hazard across landscapes through time: integrating state-and-transition models with the Fuel Characteristic Classification System
• Xiaoping Zhou, Miles Hemstrom. 2014. Chapter 4: Overview of the vegetation management treatment economic analysis module in the integrated landscape assessment project
• Miles Hemstrom, Jessica E. Halofsky, David R. Conklin, Joshua S. Halofsky, Dominique Bachelet, Becky K. Kerns. 2014. Chapter 7: Developing climate-informed state-and-transition models
• Jessica E. Halofsky, Megan K. Creutzburg, Miles Hemstrom. 2014. Appendix: Common and scientific names
• Jessica E. Halofsky, Megan K. Creutzburg, Miles Hemstrom. 2014. Integrating social, economic, and ecological values across large landscapes
• Miles Hemstrom, Jessica E. Halofsky, F. Jack Triepke, R. James Barbour, Janine Salwasser. 2014. Chapter 1: Overview of the integrated landscape assessment project
• Miles Hemstrom, Janine Salwasser, Joshua Halofsky, Jimmy Kagan, Cyndi Comfort. 2012. The integrated landscape assessment project
• Megan K. Creutzburg, Joshua S. Halofsky, Miles Hemstrom. 2012. Using state-and-transition models to project cheatgrass and juniper invasion in Southeastern Oregon sagebrush steppe
• Xiaoping Zhou, Miles Hemstrom. 2012. Forecasting timber, biomass, and tree carbon pools with the output of state and transition models
• Becky K. Kerns, Miles Hemstrom, David Conklin, Gabriel I. Yospin, Bart Johnson, Dominique Bachelet, Scott Bridgham. 2012. Approaches to incorporating climate change effects in state and transition simulation models of vegetation
• Steve Wondzell, Agnieszka Przeszlowska, Dirk Pflugmacher, Miles Hemstrom, Peter A. Bisson. 2012. Modeling the dynamic responses of riparian vegetation and salmon habitat in the Oregon Coast Range with state-and-transition models
• Karen Abt, Jeffrey P. Prestemon, Kenneth E. Skog, Jamie Barbour, Miles Hemstrom, Robert J. Huggett. 2011. Simulations of alternative mechanical thinning treatment programs on western timberland
• Miles Hemstrom, James Merzenich, Theresa Burcsu, Janet Ohmann, Ryan Singleton. 2010. Integrating natural disturbances and management activities to examine risks and opportunities in the central Oregon landscape analysis
• Xiaoping Zhou, Miles Hemstrom. 2010. Timber volume and aboveground live tree biomass estimations for landscape analyses in the Pacific Northwest
• Xiaoping Zhou, Miles Hemstrom. 2009. Estimating aboveground tree biomass on forest land in the Pacific Northwest: a comparison of approaches
• Susan Hummel, Geoffrey Donovan, Thomas A. Spies, Miles Hemstrom. 2008. Conserving biodiversity using risk management: hoax or hope?
• Jerry F. Franklin, Miles Hemstrom, Robert Van Pelt, Joe Buchanan, Sabra Hull, Rex Crawford, Steve Curry, Walt Obermeyer. 2007. Extent and Distribution of Old Forest Conditions on DNR-Managed State Trust Lands in Eastern Washington
• Miles Hemstrom, James Merzenich, Allison Reger, Barbara Wales. 2007. Integrated analysis of landscape management scenarios using state and transition models in the upper Grande Ronde River subbasin, Oregon, USA.
• Michael Wisdom, Martin Vavra, Jennifer Hafer, Miles Hemstrom, Alan A. Ager, Bruce K. Johnson. 2006. Understanding ungulate herbivory—episodic disturbance effects on vegetation dynamics: knowledge gaps and management needs.
• Thomas A. Spies, Miles Hemstrom, Andrew Youngblood, Susan Hummel. 2006. Conserving old-growth forest diversity in disturbance-prone landscapes.
• Jamie Barbour, Miles Hemstrom, Alan Ager, Jane L. Hayes. 2005. Effects of spatial scale on the perception and assessment of risk of natural disturbance in forested ecosystems: examples from northeastern Oregon
• Michael Wisdom, Mary M. Rowland, Miles Hemstrom, Barbara Wales. 2005. Landscape restoration for greater sage-grouse: implications for multiscale planning and monitoring
• Melinda Moeur, Thomas A. Spies, Miles Hemstrom, Jon R. Martin, James Alegria, Julie Browning, John Cissel, Warren B. Cohen, Thomas E. Demeo, Sean P. Healey, Ralph Warbington. 2005. Northwest Forest Plan—the first 10 years (1994-2003): status and trend of late-successional and old-growth forest.
• Jim M. Guldin, David Cawrse, Russell T. Graham, Miles Hemstrom, Linda A. Joyce, Steve Kessler, Ranotta McNair, George Peterson, Charles Shaw, Peter Stine, Mark Twery, Jeffrey Walter. 2003. The Science Consistency Review A Tool To Evaluate the Use of Scientific Information in Land Management Decisionmaking
• Jim M. Guldin, David Cawrse, Russell T. Graham, Miles Hemstrom, Linda A. Joyce, Steve Kessler, Ranotta McNair, George Peterson, Charles Shaw, Peter Stine, Mark Twery, Jeffrey Walter. 2003. Science Consistency Reviews A Primer for Application
• Miles Hemstrom, Tim Smith, Donald Evans, Caty Clifton, Elizabeth Crowe, Marti Aitken. 2002. Midscale analysis of streamside characteristics in the upper Grande Ronde subbasin, northeastern Oregon.
• Stephen C. Bunting, James L. Kingery, Miles Hemstrom, Michael A. Schroeder, Becky Gravenmier, Wendel J. Hann. 2002. Altered rangeland ecosystems in the interior Columbia basin
• Miles Hemstrom, Thomas Spies, Craig Palmer, Ross Kiester, John Teply, Phil McDonald, Ralph Warbington. 1998. Late-successional and old-growth forest effectiveness monitoring plan for the Northwest Forest Plan.
• Dale Brockway, Christopher Topik, Miles Hemstrom, William H. Emmingham. 1983. Plant association and management guide for the Pacific silver fir zone Gifford Pinchot National Forest.

• Western State College of Colorado, B.A., Biology, 1975
• Oregon State University, Ph.D., Plant Ecology, 1979