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19 Special Session - Causal Assessment – From the General to the Specific using Bioassessment Data I

Tuesday, May 19, 2009: 8:00 AM-10:00 AM
Vandenberg A
Moderator:
Michael B. Griffith
8:00 AM
125
Defining and applying Causal Criteria in the environmental sciences
Michael J. Stewardson, eWater CRC and The University of Melbourne; J. Angus Webb, eWater CRC & The University of Melbourne; Richard H. Norris, University of Canberra; Susan J. Nichols, University of Canberra
8:15 AM
126
The case for causal inference analysis in environmental assessment: Making use of the literature
Richard H. Norris, University of Canberra; Susan J. Nichols, University of Canberra; Michael J. Stewardson, eWater CRC and The University of Melbourne; J. Angus Webb, eWater CRC & The University of Melbourne; Evan Harrison, University of Canberra
8:30 AM
127
Strengthening inferential conclusions on the likelihood of fish using artificial habitat in a reservoir: An analysis using causal criteria
Susan J. Nichols, University of Canberra; Brendan Ebner, Griffith University; Richard H. Norris, University of Canberra; Kevin Frawley, Parks, Conservation and Lands
8:45 AM
128
Design of a regional environmental effects framework for watershed assessment
Kelly Munkittrick, Canadian Rivers Institute, University of New Brunswick, Saint John
9:00 AM
129
Getting more out of bioassessment data: Causal inferences from taxon tolerances for individual stressors
Bruce C. Chessman, New South Wales Department of Environment and Climate Change
9:15 AM
130
Integrating empirical and observational studies to demonstrate causal relationships between contaminants and benthic community responses: An information-theoretic approach
William H. Clements, Colorado State University
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