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Kiona Ogle

Affiliated Faculty/Professor Informatics and Computing Program

Northern Arizona University

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College of Engineering, Informatics, and Applied Sciences

School of Informatics, Computing, and Cyber Systems

School of Informatics, Computing, and Cyber Systems (SICCS) CUPT

Kiona Ogle is currently serving as a College Of Engineering, Informatics, And Applied Sciences Affiliated Faculty/Professor Informatics and Computing Program at Northern Arizona University.

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Northern Arizona University

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ecology environmental science climate change earth science forest ecology plant science forestry plant ecology plant physiology climatology vegetation science forest ecosystems arid environments global ecology botany tree growth global change drought ecohydrology applied ecology climatic change tree physiology global change biology terrestrial ecology soil science planetary sciences biogeography soil biology drylands bayesian analysis soil ecology soil respiration phenology forest biology cold region science avian biology forest research plant biology ecological modelling geophysical research cryosphere isotope geochemistry desertification mojave desert climate change adaptation glacial process ecosystem adaptation forest dynamics paleoclimatology applied plant ecology precipitation pulses plant responses wildlife ecology macroecology hydrological sciences global change impacts permafrost dendrochronology environmental biology climate variability spatial ecology bayesian hierarchical modeling ecological memory southwestern united states climate memory bayesian model data assimilation landscape ecology climate resilience soil water tree growth sensitivity dominant desert shrub process-based isotope partitioning pervasive shifts changing world carbon cycle models soil carbon dynamics ecological simulation

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Filling the Gaps: A Bayesian Mixture Model for Imputing Missing Soil Water Content Data. Ecohydrology (2025)

Kiona OgleEmma ReichKimberly Samuels‐CrowMarcy LitvakJohn B. BradfordDaniel R. SchlaepferMegan Devan

bayesian mixture modelmissing dataenvironmental scienceecohydrology

Flashy, Decoupled, or Declining? Single Theories Each Fail to Explain the Diversity of Drought Mortality Signals in Tree Rings. Authorea (Authorea) (2025)

Alicia FormanackKiona OgleDrew Peltier

tree ringsdrought mortality signalsdroughtecology

Flashy, Decoupled, or Declining? Single Theories Fail to Explain the Diversity of Drought Mortality Signals in Tree Rings. New Phytologist (2025)

tree physiologyforest ecologyforest ecosystemsdrought mortality signalsdroughtecologydrought risk managementsingle theoriesearth sciencetree ringsecosystemsclimate changedrought resilience

Hotter Temperatures Alter Riparian Plant Outcomes Under Regulated River Conditions. Ecological Monographs (2025)

Emily C. PalmquistKiona OgleBradley J. ButterfieldThomas G. WhithamGerard J. AllanPatrick B. Shafroth

terrestrial ecologybiodiversityenvironmental scienceriver conditionsriver restorationclimate changeecological monographterrestrial ecosystemsbiologyhotter temperaturesaquatic ecosystemsriparian plant outcomesfreshwater biologyextreme environmentsecosystemsecologyecohydrologyenvironmental flowsarid environments

Identifying the Climate Conditions Associated With Extreme Growth States in Trees Across the Western United States. Global Change Biology (2025)

tree physiologyforest ecosystemsforest ecologywestern united statesdroughtforestrytree growthextreme growth statesclimate conditions associatedgeographyclimatologyearth scienceclimate changeforest biology

If You're Rare, Should I Care? How Imperfect Detection Changes Relationships Between Biodiversity and Global Change Drivers. Global Change Biology (2025)

biodiversity lossbiodiversity protectionbiodiversity conservationecologyapplied ecologyglobal change driversbiodiversityhuman impacts on the environmentevolutionary biologyglobal change biologyecological indicatorbiological conservation

Observed and Imputed Volumetric Soil Water Content Timeseries for the New Mexico Elevation Gradient. OSTI OAI (U.S. Department of Energy Office of Scientific and Technical Information) (2025)

Ogle, KionaReich, EmmaSamuels-Crow, KimberlyLitvak, MarcyBradford, JohnSchlaepfer, DanielDeVan, Megan

soilsoil characterizationenvironmental science

Precipitation Pulse Dynamics Are Not Ubiquitous: A Global Meta‐Analysis of Plant and Ecosystem Carbon‐ and Water‐Related Pulse Responses. Global Change Biology (2025)

terrestrial ecosystemsglobal changecarbon sequestrationenvironmental scienceecologyplant ecologyglobal meta‐analysiswater‐related pulse responsesecosystem interactionsecohydrologyplant-abiotic interactionbiogeochemistryecosystemsclimate changeglobal change biologyecosystem carbon‐photosynthesis

Decades‐Old Carbon Reserves Are Widespread Among Tree Species, Constrained Only by Sapwood Longevity. New Phytologist (2024)

Drew M. P. PeltierMariah S. CarboneKiona OgleGeorge W. KochAndrew D. Richardson

forest ecologytree speciesdecades-old carbon reservesplant scienceenvironmental scienceecologysapwood longevitybotanypaleobotany

Precipitation Pulse Dynamics Are Not Ubiquitous: A Global Meta-Analysis of Plant and Ecosystem Carbon- and Water-Related Pulse Responses. (2024)

Emma ReichJessica GuoDrew PeltierEmily PalmquistKimberly Samuels-CrowRohan BooneKiona Ogle

environmental scienceplant ecologyecologywater-related pulse responsesprecipitation pulse dynamicsecosystemsclimate changeglobal meta-analysis

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Kiona Ogle

Affiliated Faculty/Professor Informatics and Computing Program

Northern Arizona University

Affiliations

College of Engineering, Informatics, and Applied Sciences

School of Informatics, Computing, and Cyber Systems

School of Informatics, Computing, and Cyber Systems (SICCS) CUPT

Kiona Ogle is currently serving as a College Of Engineering, Informatics, And Applied Sciences Affiliated Faculty/Professor Informatics and Computing Program at Northern Arizona University.

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Northern Arizona University

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Filling the Gaps: A Bayesian Mixture Model for Imputing Missing Soil Water Content Data. Ecohydrology (2025)

Kiona OgleEmma ReichKimberly Samuels‐CrowMarcy LitvakJohn B. BradfordDaniel R. SchlaepferMegan Devan

bayesian mixture modelmissing dataenvironmental scienceecohydrology

Flashy, Decoupled, or Declining? Single Theories Each Fail to Explain the Diversity of Drought Mortality Signals in Tree Rings. Authorea (Authorea) (2025)

Alicia FormanackKiona OgleDrew Peltier

tree ringsdrought mortality signalsdroughtecology

Flashy, Decoupled, or Declining? Single Theories Fail to Explain the Diversity of Drought Mortality Signals in Tree Rings. New Phytologist (2025)

tree physiologyforest ecologyforest ecosystemsdrought mortality signalsdroughtecologydrought risk managementsingle theoriesearth sciencetree ringsecosystemsclimate changedrought resilience

Hotter Temperatures Alter Riparian Plant Outcomes Under Regulated River Conditions. Ecological Monographs (2025)

Emily C. PalmquistKiona OgleBradley J. ButterfieldThomas G. WhithamGerard J. AllanPatrick B. Shafroth

Identifying the Climate Conditions Associated With Extreme Growth States in Trees Across the Western United States. Global Change Biology (2025)

If You're Rare, Should I Care? How Imperfect Detection Changes Relationships Between Biodiversity and Global Change Drivers. Global Change Biology (2025)

Observed and Imputed Volumetric Soil Water Content Timeseries for the New Mexico Elevation Gradient. OSTI OAI (U.S. Department of Energy Office of Scientific and Technical Information) (2025)

Ogle, KionaReich, EmmaSamuels-Crow, KimberlyLitvak, MarcyBradford, JohnSchlaepfer, DanielDeVan, Megan

soilsoil characterizationenvironmental science

Precipitation Pulse Dynamics Are Not Ubiquitous: A Global Meta‐Analysis of Plant and Ecosystem Carbon‐ and Water‐Related Pulse Responses. Global Change Biology (2025)

Decades‐Old Carbon Reserves Are Widespread Among Tree Species, Constrained Only by Sapwood Longevity. New Phytologist (2024)

Drew M. P. PeltierMariah S. CarboneKiona OgleGeorge W. KochAndrew D. Richardson

forest ecologytree speciesdecades-old carbon reservesplant scienceenvironmental scienceecologysapwood longevitybotanypaleobotany

Precipitation Pulse Dynamics Are Not Ubiquitous: A Global Meta-Analysis of Plant and Ecosystem Carbon- and Water-Related Pulse Responses. (2024)

Emma ReichJessica GuoDrew PeltierEmily PalmquistKimberly Samuels-CrowRohan BooneKiona Ogle

environmental scienceplant ecologyecologywater-related pulse responsesprecipitation pulse dynamicsecosystemsclimate changeglobal meta-analysis

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