Grant M. Domke is affiliated with the US Forest Service in the United States and conducts research primarily in the field of Environmental Science, contributing to 173 publications. Their work spans several subfields including Global and Planetary Change, Nature and Landscape Conservation, Environmental Engineering, Ecology, and Insect Science. This multidisciplinary approach reflects a focus on forest ecosystems, environmental processes, and their interactions.
Research topics associated with Domke's work include:
They have published regularly in a variety of venues. Notable frequent publication venues include:
Among recent papers associated with Grant M. Domke, the following stand out:
Grant M. Domke also has a book publication titled "Aboveground Woody Biomass Product Validation Good Practices Protocol," released in 2021 through Ghent University.
Their collaborative network includes frequent coauthors such as:
Liang Xu;Sassan S. Saatchi;Sassan S. Saatchi;Yan Yang;Yifan Yu
Grant M. Domke;Sonja N. Oswalt;Brian F. Walters;Randall S. Morin
Insu Jo;Songlin Fei;Christopher M. Oswalt;Grant M. Domke
Christopher W. Woodall;Linda S. Heath;Grant M. Domke;Michael C. Nichols
Stephen Michael Ogle;Werner Alexander Kurz;Carly Green;Andrea Brandon
Matthew B. Russell;Christopher W. Woodall;Shawn Fraver;Anthony W. D’Amato
Lucas E. Nave;Grant M. Domke;Kathryn L. Hofmeister;Kathryn L. Hofmeister;Umakant Mishra
Wade Travis Tinkham;Patrick Ryan Mahoney;Andrew T. Hudak;Grant M. Domke
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Matthew B. Russell;Christopher W. Woodall;Kevin M. Potter;Brian F. Walters
Grant M. Domke;Christopher W. Woodall;James E. Smith;James A. Westfall
Adam R. Martin;Grant M. Domke;Mahendra Doraisami;Sean C. Thomas
Hunter Stanke;Andrew O. Finley;Aaron S. Weed;Brian F. Walters
Hunter Stanke;Andrew O. Finley;Grant M. Domke;Aaron S. Weed
C.W. Woodall;B.F. Walters;S.N. Oswalt;G.M. Domke
Lilli Kaarakka;Lilli Kaarakka;Meredith Cornett;Grant Domke;Todd Ontl
Grant M. Domke;Charles H. Perry;Brian F. Walters;Christopher W. Woodall
Stephen M. Ogle;Grant Domke;Werner A. Kurz;Marcelo T. Rocha
Ronald E. McRoberts;Qi Chen;Grant M. Domke;Göran Ståhl
N. L. Harris;S. C. Hagen;S. S. Saatchi;T. R. H. Pearson
Grant M. Domke;Christopher W Woodall;James E H Smith
G. M. Domke;C. H. Perry;B. F. Walters;L. E. Nave
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