Robert E. Keane is affiliated with the US Forest Service in the United States. Their research focuses primarily on environmental science and earth and planetary sciences, with significant contributions to the understanding of global and planetary change, ecology, earth-surface processes, nature and landscape conservation, and atmospheric science.
The scientist's work emphasizes several main topics, including:
Frequent co-authors collaborating with Robert E. Keane include:
Key publication venues where their research has appeared frequently are:
Recent papers by Robert E. Keane include:
Luke T. Kelly;Katherine M. Giljohann;Andrea Duane;Nuria Aquilue
Duncan C. Lutes;Robert E. Keane;John F. Caratti;Carl H. Key
Robert E. Keane;Robert E. Burgan;Jan W. Van Wagtendonk
Shuguang Liu;Benjamin Bond-Lamberty;Jeffrey A. Hicke;Rodrigo Vargas
Elizabeth D. Reinhardt;Robert E. Keane;David E. Calkin;Jack D. Cohen
Robert E. Keane;Paul F. Hessburg;Peter B. Landres;Fred J. Swanson
Scott L Stephens;Neil Burrows;Alexander Buyantuyev;Robert W Gray
Robert E. Keane
R. K. Hagmann;P. F. Hessburg;P. F. Hessburg;S. J. Prichard;N. A. Povak
Robert E Keane;Geoffrey J Cary;Ian D Davies;Michael D Flannigan
Paul F. Hessburg;Derek J. Churchill;Andrew J. Larson;Ryan D. Haugo
Robert E. Keane;James K. Agee;Peter Fule;Jon E. Keeley
Eileen V. Carey;Anna Sala;Robert Keane;Ragan M. Callaway
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Susan J. Prichard;Paul F. Hessburg;Paul F. Hessburg;R. Keala Hagmann;Nicholas A. Povak
Penelope Morgan;Robert E. Keane;Gregory K. Dillon;Theresa B. Jain
Geoffrey J. Cary;Robert E. Keane;Robert H. Gardner;Sandra Lavorel
R.E. Keane;K.C. Ryan;T. Veblen;Craig D. Allen
Robert E. Keane;Kevin C. Ryan;Tom T. Veblen;Craig D. Allen
Joseph D. White;Steven W Running;Ramakrishna R. Nemani;Robert E. Keane
Robert E Keane;Russell A Parsons;Paul F Hessburg
D. F. Tomback;S. F. Arno;R. E. Keane
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