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Ralph J. Alig is affiliated with Oregon State University in the United States. Their academic work focuses on a range of scientific topics, though specific fields of study or subfields are not detailed in the available data.

While there are no listed recent papers attributed to Ralph J. Alig, information about frequent co-authors or regular publication venues has not been provided. This limits insight into collaborative efforts or preferred journals and conferences.

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Best Publications

  • Urbanization on the US landscape: looking ahead in the 21st century

    Ralph J. Alig;Jeffrey D. Kline;Mark Lichtenstein

  • Urban ecosystems and the North American carbon cycle

    D. E. Pataki;R. J. Alig;A. S. Fung;N. E. Golubiewski

  • Characterizing 23 years (1972-95) of stand replacement disturbance in western Oregon forests with landsat imagery

    Warren B. Cohen;Thomas A. Spies;Ralph J. Alig;Douglas R. Oetter

  • Minimum cost strategies for sequestering carbon in forests

    Darius M. Adams;Ralph J. Alig;Bruce A. McCarl;John M. Callaway

  • Forests on the edge: housing development on America’s private forests.

    Ronald E. McRoberts;Ralph J. Alig;Mark D. Nelson;David M. Theobald

  • Fostering the Production of Nontimber Services Among Forest Owners with Heterogeneous Objectives

    Jeffrey D. Kline;Ralph J. Alig;Rebecca L. Johnson

  • Does land use planning slow the conversion of forest and farm lands

    Jeffrey D. Kline;Ralph J. Alig

  • Assessing effects of mitigation strategies for global climate change with an intertemporal model of the U.S. forest and agriculture sectors

    Ralph Alig;Darius Adams;Bruce Mccarl;John M. Callaway

  • The forest and agricultural sector optimization model (FASOM): model structure and policy applications.

    Darius M. Adams;Ralph J. Alig;J.M. Callaway;Bruce A. McCarl

  • Urban and built-up land area changes in the United States: an empirical investigation of determinants.

    Ralph J. Alig;Robert G. Healy

  • Forest owner incentives to protect riparian habitat

    Jeffrey D. Kline;Ralph J. Alig;Rebecca L. Johnson

  • Integrating urbanization into landscape-level ecological assessments.

    Jeffrey D. Kline;Alissa Moses;Ralph J. Alig

  • Assessing Socioeconomic Impacts of Climate Change on US Forests, Wood-Product Markets, and Forest Recreation

    Lloyd C. Irland;Darius Adams;Ralph Alig;Carter J. Betz

  • Competitiveness of biomass-fueled electrical power plants.

    Bruce A. McCarl;Darius M. Adams;Ralph J. Alig;John T. Chmelik

  • Past and projected rural land conversion in the US at state, regional, and national levels

    Eric M. White;Anita T. Morzillo;Ralph J. Alig

  • Projecting impacts of global climate change on the US forest and agriculture sectors and carbon budgets

    Ralph J. Alig;Darius M. Adams;Bruce A. McCarl

  • Econometric Analysis of the Factors Influencing Forest Acreage Trends in the Southeast

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  • Forest fragmentation in the Pacific Northwest: quantification and correlations

    Brett J. Butler;Jennifer J. Swenson;Ralph J. Alig

  • Land use changes involving forestry in the United States: 1952 to 1997, with projections to 2050.

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  • Future forestland area: impacts from population growth and other factors that affect land values.

    Ralph J. Alig;Andrew J. Plantinga

  • Minimum Cost Strategies for Sequestering Carbon in Forests

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  • Sustaining America's urban trees and forests: a Forests on the Edge report

    David J. Nowak;Paula B. Randler;Eric J. Greenfield;Sara J. Comas

  • A sensitivity analysis of "Forests on the edge: housing development on America's private forests".

    E. M. White;R. J. Alig;S. M. Stein;L. G. Mahal

  • Characterizing 23 Years (1972-95) of Stand Replacement Disturbance in Western Oregon Forests with

    Warren B. Cohen;Thomas A. Spies;Ralph J. Alig;Douglas R. Oetter

Frequent Co-Authors

Bruce A. McCarl
Bruce A. McCarl Texas A&M University
Andrew J. Plantinga
Andrew J. Plantinga University of California, Santa Barbara
Brent Sohngen
Brent Sohngen The Ohio State University
David M. Theobald
David M. Theobald Colorado State University
Steven K. Rose
Steven K. Rose Electric Power Research Institute
Ronald E. McRoberts
Ronald E. McRoberts University of Minnesota
Thomas A. Spies
Thomas A. Spies US Forest Service
Warren B. Cohen
Warren B. Cohen Oregon State University
David J. Nowak
David J. Nowak US Forest Service
Susan I. Stewart
Susan I. Stewart University of Wisconsin–Madison

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