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Dr. Tamara Wall
Research Professor, Atmospheric Science
Phone 
775-674-7059
E-Mail 
Tamara.Wall@dri.edu
Campus 
Reno Campus
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Division 
Atmospheric Sciences

Professional Interests

Dr. Tamara Wall is a researcher in the Western Regional Climate Center (WRCC); the program for Climate, Ecosystem, and Fire Applications (CEFA); and the California-Nevada Applications Program (CNAP). She is involved in several on-going and planned projects related to integrating social science research with the production of climate knowledge and services at CNAP and the WRCC. These projects include 1) a mixed-method project to identify how managers in the water sector perceive the salience and legitimacy of available climate information as well as the overall accessibility of sources for climate information; 2) an on-line survey of WRCC users, and 3) an assessment of lead PI and stakeholders relationships and interactions at CNAP and the WRCC.

Research Areas

  • Public use of science and the communication of climate attribution and uncertainty
  • Demographics and migration trends in the American West
  • Environmental hazards and the distribution of risk across landscapes in natural and human-coupled systems

Research Project Websites

Education

Degree Year Institution Area
Ph.D. 2007 The University of Montana, Missoula, MT Interdisciplinary Studies, emphasis geography
M.A. 1992 New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, NM Technical and Professional Communication
B.A. 1990 Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, IL English

Selected Publications

Journal Articles/Book Chapters/Citations

Wall, T., A.L. Knox Velez, J. Diaz, (2014). Wildfire Readiness in the Southern California Wildland-Urban Interface. Download Report.

Wall, T., G. Garfin, and J. Galayada, (2012). Evaluating Our Capacity: a discussion of capability for ongoing climate assessment in the Colorado River Basin.http://www.climas.arizona.edu/publications/2375

Wall, T.U., and C. von Reichert (2012). Divorce as an Influence in Return Migration to Rural Areas. Population, Space and Place. DOI: 10.1002/psp.1719

Wall, T.U., and S.J. Halvorson (2011). Wildfire Research in an Environmental Hazards Course: An Active Learning Approach. Journal of Geography.

Wall, T.U. (2008). Book Review, Roger G. Kennedy. Wildfire & Americans: How to Save Lives, Property, and Your Tax Dollars. Environment. November/December issue.

Keywords

wildfire, climate, social science

 

Publications
2024
VanderMolen, K.A., Son, Y., Kimutis, N., Collins, M. J., Wall, T. U. (2024). Identifying risk information needs of rural communities impacted by wildfire smoke: A mental models approach, International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction, 100, Article No. 104182, 10.1016/j.ijdrr.2023.104182

Umphlett, N. A., Brown, T. J., Konrad, C. E., Wall, T. U., Hall, B. L., DeGaetano, A., Niesen-Gammon, J. W., Mahmood, R., Houston, T. G. (2024). The Regional Climate Center Program – Past, Present, and Future: Reflections from 40 Years of Regional Climate Services, Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, 105 (10), E1849–E1860, 10.1175/BAMS-D-23-0155.1

2023
Jakober, S., Brown, T. J., Wall, T. U. (2023). Development of a Decision Matrix for National Weather Service Red Flag Warnings, Fire, 6, Article No. 168, 10.3390/fire6040168

MacDonald, G., Wall, T. U., Enquist, C. A., LeRoy, S. R., Bradford, J. B., Breshears, D. D., Brown, T. J., Cayan, D., Dong, C., Falk, D. A., Fleishman, E., Gershunov, A., Hunter, M., Loehman, R. A., van Mantgem, P. J., Middleton, B. R., Safford, H. D., Schwartz, M. W., Trouet, V. (2023). Drivers of California’s changing wildfires: a state-of-the-knowledge synthesis, International Journal of Wildland Fire, 10.1071/WF22155

2020
VanderMolen, K.A., Meadow, A. M., Horangic, A., Wall, T. U. (2020). Typologizing Stakeholder Information Use to Better Understand the Impacts of Collaborative Climate Science, Environmental Management, 65 (2), 178-189, 10.1007/s00267-019-01237-9

VanderMolen, K.A., Kimutis, N., Wall, T. U. (2020). Exploratory Analysis of Potential Trends in Wildland Firefighter Fatality Incidents Related to Weather/Climate or Extreme Fire Behavior

Brown, T. J., Wall, T. U. (2020). Fire Extremes II. Final Performance Report, 10 pp., August 2020.

Brown, T. J., Wall, T. U. (2020). Fire Extremes II. Annual Performance Report, 4 pp., April 2020.

McAfee, S., Dettinger, M. D., McEvoy, D. J., Kalansky, J., Cayan, D., Lachniet, M., Moser, S., VanderMolen, K.A., Wall, T. U. (2020). Nevada’s 2020 State Climate Strategy: Climate Change in Nevada. State of Nevada, December 1, 2020
https://climateaction.nv.gov/policies/climate-nv/

2019
VanderMolen, K.A., Wall, T. U., Daudert, B. (2019). A Call for the Evaluation of Web-based Climate Data and Analysis Tools, Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, 100 (2), 257-268, 10.1175/BAMS-D-18-0006.1

McEvoy, D. J., Hobbins, M., Brown, T. J., VanderMolen, K.A., Wall, T. U., Huntington, J. L., Svoboda, M. (2019). Establishing Relationships between Drought Indices and Wildfire Danger Outputs: A Test Case for the California-Nevada Drought Early Warning System, Climate, 7 (4), 52, https://doi.org/10.3390/cli7040052

Meadow, A., Wall, T. U., Horangic, A. (2019). Evaluative Summary of a Sample of Projects Funded by the Northwest Climate Adaptation Science Center: Evaluation for Learning and Innovation in Actionable Science for Climate Adaptation

2018
Brown, T. J., Wall, T. U. (2018). The National Integrated Drought Information System Drought and Wildland Fire Nexus (NDAWN) Strategic Plan: 2018–2022, 12 pp., Prepared for NIDIS, September 2018.

Brown, T. J., Wall, T. U., Nauslar, N. J. (2018). Fire Extremes II. Annual Performance Report, 4 pp., April 2018.

McEvoy, D. J., Brown, T. J., Wall, T. U., Hobbins, M., Huntington, J. L., Svoboda, M. (2018). Developing a Wildfire Component for the NIDIS California Drought Early Warning System. Annual Progress Report, NOAA SARP, 9 pp., April 2018.

Wall, T. U., Garfin, G., Brugger, J., Hartmann, H., Brown, T. J. (2018). Final Report: Scenario Planning in the Great Basin Region: Considering Climate Change Impacts and Management Strategies for the Future

2017
Wall, T. U., Meadow, A. M., Horangic, A. M. (2017). Developing Evaluation Indicators to Improve the Process of Coproducing Usable Climate Science, Weather, Climate, and Society, 9 (1), 95-107, 10.1175/wcas-d-16-0008.1

Velez, A. K., Diaz, J. M., Wall, T. U. (2017). Public information seeking, place-based risk messaging and wildfire preparedness in southern California, Int. J. Wildland Fire, 26 (6), 469-477, 10.1071/WF16219

Wall, T. U., Brown, T. J., Nauslar, N. J. (2017). Spot Weather Forecasts: Improving Utilization, Communication, and Perceptions of Accuracy in Sophisticated User Groups, Weather, Climate and Society, 9, 215-226, 10.1175/WCAS-D-15-0055.1

Brown, T. J., Wall, T. U., Nauslar, N. J. (2017). Fire Extremes II. Annual Performance Report, Submitted, 3 pp., April 2017.

Brown, T. J., McEvoy, D. J., Wall, T. U., Hobbins, M., Huntington, J. L., Svoboda, M. (2017). Developing a Wildfire Component for the NIDIS California Drought Early Warning System. Annual Progress Report, NOAA SARP, Submitted, 10 pp., April 2017.

Wall, T. U., Brown, T. J., Nauslar, N. J. (2017). Fire Stories – Understanding Wildland Firefighters’ Perceptions of Unpredictable and Extreme Fire Behavior. Final Report for U.S. Forest Service Research, Development and Applications Program, Submitted, 28 pp., December 2017.

Wall, T. U., McNie, E., Garfin, G. M. (2017). Use-inspired science: making science usable by and useful to decision makers, Front. Ecol. Environ., 15 (10), 551-559, 10.1002/fee.1735

Wall, T. U., Horangic, A., Haveland, A. (2017). Understanding Barriers to Climate Resiliency Planning the Southwest

2016
Horangic, A. M., Berry, K., Wall, T. U. (2016). Influences On Stakeholder Participation In Water Negotiations: A Case Study From The Klamath Basin, Soc. Nat. Res., 29 (12), 1421-1435, 10.1080/08941920.2016.1144837

Brown, T. J., Wall, T. U. (2016). Fire Extremes. Final Performance Report, 32 pp., April 2016

Brown, T. J., Wall, T. U. (2016). Fire Extremes. Annual Performance Report, 2 pp., April 2016

2015
Meadow, A., Ferguson, D., Guido, Z., Horangic, A. M., Owen, G., Wall, T. U. (2015). Moving toward the Deliberate Coproduction of Climate Science Knowledge, Weather Climate and Society, 7 (2), 179-191, 10.1175/wcas-d-14-00050.1
://WOS:000354445100009

Wall, T. U., Brown, T. J., Nauslar, N. J. (2015). Improving Utilization, Communication, and Perceptions of Accuracy in Sophisticated User Groups, Weather, Climate, and Society

Wall, T. U., Garfin, G., Brugger, J., Hartmann, H., Brown, T. J. (2015). Scenario Planning in the Great Basin Region: Considering Climate Change Impacts and Management Strategies for the Future, Final Report, 23 p.. Desert Research Institute

Brown, T. J., Wall, T. U. (2015). Fire Extremes. Annual Performance Report, April 2015, 3 pp.

Wall, T. U., Meadow, A. M., Horangic, A. M. (2015). Developing Evaluation Indicators to Improve the Process of Co-producing Usable Climate Science, Wea. Clim. Soc.

2014
Wall, T. U., Velez, A. K., Diaz, J. (2014). Wildfire Readiness in the Southern California Wildland-Urban Interace

Conference Proceedings
2023
Brown, T. J., Wall, T. U., Jakober, S. (2023). Making science usable for fire weather warnings. 8th International Wildland Fire Conference: Porto, Portugal, May 16, 2023-May 19, 2023

Brown, T. J., Anderson, M., Casola, J., Kluck, D., Wall, T. U., Pulwarty, R. (2023). Seeing and being seen in a network of climate service “providers”. American Geophysical Union: San Francisco, CA, December 11, 2023-December 15, 2023

2022
VanderMolen, K.A., Meadow, A., Horangic, A., Wall, T. U. (2022). Identifying Types of Stakeholder Climate Information Use: Conceptual, Instrumental, Justification. 6th North American Congress for Conservation Biology: Reno, Nevada, July 16, 2022-July 21, 2022

VanderMolen, K.A., Dragoni, D., Son, Y., McCurdy, G. D., Grainey, E., Lacy, P., Stevenson, R., Collins, M., Wall, T. U. (2022). Expanding Wildfire Smoke Monitoring and Messaging into Rural Nevada, Rocky Mountain Regional Wildfire Smoke Symposium: [virtual], November 14, 2022

Brown, T. J., Wall, T. U. (2022). Determining criteria for messaging NWS Red Flag Warnings, National Weather Service Fire on the 5s: [virtual], October 25, 2022

2021
Wall, T. U., VanderMolen, K.A. (2021). Wildfire Smoke and De-energization: Impacts on Sierra Businesses. National Council for Science and the Environment: Virtual, January 5, 2021-January 7, 2021

Wall, T. U. (2021). Linking Fire Weather Products to Practitioners. DRI Lightning Talk: Virtual, January 12, 2021

Wall, T. U., Brown, T. J. (2021). Building the capacity of people to use the new drought.gov. Fourth National Cohesive Wildland Fire Management Strategy Workshop: [Virtual], October 4, 2021-October 7, 2021

2020
Watts, A. C., McEvoy, D. J., Wall, T. U. (2020). Western Regional Climate Center, and Program in Climate, Ecosystems, and Fire Applications at DRI. Presentation to DRI External Review Panel, Desert Research Institute: Reno, NV, February 19, 2020

Wall, T. U. (2020). Building Relationships and Networks for What Lies Ahead. American Geophysical Union: Virtual, December 6, 2020-February 12, 2021

2019
VanderMolen, K.A., Wall, T. U. (2019). Understanding the Potential for Public Misinterpretation of Forecast Information: SAWTI and the “Purple Flag Warning”. 99th annual meeting of the American Meteorological Society: Phoenix, AZ, January 6, 2019-January 10, 2019

Wall, T. U. (2019). Ultimate Team Building: How Boundary Spanning Organizations Fill the Gap Between Science and Solutions. National Adaptation Forum: Madison, WI, April 23, 2019-April 25, 2019

Wall, T. U., Brown, T. J. (2019). Red Flag Warnings: When, Why, and How are They Used?. American Meteorological Society Annual Meeting: Phoenix, AZ, January 6, 2019-February 10, 2021

Wall, T. U. (2019). Seeing the forest For the Trees. National Adaptation Forum: Madison, WI, April 23, 2019-February 26, 2021

Wall, T. U. (2019). What have we learned? Best Practices for Co-Producing and Utilizing Climate Research in Decision Makers. National Adaptation Forum: Madison, WI, April 23, 2019-February 26, 2021

Wall, T. U., Kimuitis, N. (2019). Looking for new ways to approach lessons from the past. 6th International Fire Behavior and Fuels Conference: Albuquerque, NM, April 29, 2019-May 3, 2019

Wall, T. U., Brown, T. J. (2019). Red Flag Warning and Fire Weather Watches: Navigating Effective Communication Between Fire Managers and Forecasters. AMS 47th Conference of Broadcast Meteorology / 5th Conference of Weather Warnings and Communications: San Diego, CA, June 11, 2019-June 13, 2019

Wall, T. U., Brown, T. J. (2019). Red Flag Warnings and Watches-Wow, did they really think that would happen?. 3rd Annual National Cohesive Wildland Fire Management Strategy Workshop: Plymouth, MA, October 22, 2019-October 25, 2019

Wall, T. U., Brown, T. J. (2019). Overview on National Integrated Drought Information System. 3rd Annual National Cohesive Wildland Fire Management Strategy Workshop: Plymouth, MA, October 22, 2019-October 25, 2019

Wall, T. U., VanderMolen, K.A., Hatchett, B. J. (2019). It Takes More Than a Two-Year Funding Cycle to Have an Impact. Annual Meeting of American Geophysical Union: San Francisco, CA, December 9, 2019-December 13, 2019

Wall, T. U. (2019). Managing Risk in Complex and Chaotic Environments. Science Distilled: Reno, NV, January 23, 2019

2018
Brown, T. J., Wall, T. U. (2018). Red Flag Warnings – Do They Adequately Warn the Public and Support Resource Management?. IAWF 15th International Wildland Fire Safety Summit and 5th Human Dimensions of Wildland Fire Conference: Asheville, NC, December 10, 2018-December 14, 2018

Wall, T. U., Brown, T. J., Kimutis, N. (2018). Red Flag Warning criteria. National Weather Service Fire Weather Workshop: Boise, ID, September 18, 2018-September 20, 2018

Brown, T. J., Wall, T. U. (2018). The NIDIS Drought and Wildfire Nexus. IAWF Fire Continuum Conference: Missoula, MT, May 21, 2018-May 25, 2018

Brown, T. J., McEvoy, D. J., Wall, T. U., Hobbins, M. (2018). Connecting Drought and Wildfire. American Meteorological Society 12th Fire and Forest Meteorology Symposium: Boise, ID, May 15, 2018-May 17, 2018

McEvoy, D. J., Brown, T. J., Huntington, J. L., Wall, T. U., VanderMolen, K.A., Hobbins, M., Svoboda, M. (2018). Update: Establishing Relationships between Drought and Wildfire Danger Indices for Improved Wildfire Risk Management. California FIRESCOPE, May 9, 2018

McEvoy, D. J., Wall, T. U., Brown, T. J., Huntington, J. L., Hobbins, M., Svoboda, M. (2018). Establishing Relationships between Drought and Wildfire Danger Indices for Improved Wildfire Risk Management. American Meteorological Society Annual Meeting: Austin, TX, January 7, 2018-January 11, 2018

McEvoy, D. J., Hobbins, M., Brown, T. J., VanderMolen, K.A., Wall, T. U. (2018). The Evaporative Demand Drought Index: Research and Applications for Wildland Fire Management. Predictive Services Winter Meeting: Meridian, Idaho, December 4, 2018-December 6, 2018

McEvoy, D. J., Hobbins, M., Brown, T. J., VanderMolen, K.A., Wall, T. U. (2018). The Evaporative Demand Drought Index: Research and Applications for Wildland Fire Management. Advanced Fire Environment Learning Unit Fall Webinar, November 7, 2018

McEvoy, D. J., Hobbins, M., Brown, T. J., VanderMolen, K.A., Wall, T. U., Huntington, J. L., Svoboda, M. (2018). Establishing Relationships Between Drought and Wildfire Danger Indices for Improved Wildfire Risk Management. Nevada Water Resources Association Fall Symposium: Reno, Nevada, September 25, 2018-September 26, 2018

Wall, T. U., Nausler, N., Hoon, A. (2018). Wildfire is a Joint Venture Enterprise. Regional Integrated Science Assessments (RISA) Program at NOAA: Webinar, April 11, 2018

Wall, T. U. (2018). Fire Stories. Fire on the 5s, National Weather Service: Webinar, August 15, 2018

Wall, T. U. (2018). Are Wildfires Getting More Extreme?. Fire in the Southwest Today: CLIMAS & SW Climate Science Center Colloquium and Panel Discussion: Webinar, March 23, 2018

Wall, T. U., Brown, T. J., Parksinson, T., Zimmerman, T. (2018). Weather, Climate, and Wildfire: developing and implementing research for wildfire management and policy. American Geophysical Union Annual Meeting: Washington D.C., December 10, 2018-December 13, 2019

Wall, T. U. (2018). Experience, Commands, Training-drivers of firefighter’s responses to fire behavior. IAWF Fire Continuum Conference: Preparing for the Future of Wildland Fire: Missoula, MT, May 21, 2018-May 24, 2018

Wall, T. U., McCaffrey, S. (2018). Cohesive Wildland Fire Management Strategy: Perspectives. 2nd National Cohesive Wildland Fire Management Strategy Workshop: Reno, NV, March 27, 2018-March 29, 2018

Wall, T. U. (2018). Supporting Resiliency and Adaptation to Climate Variability and Weather Extremes in California and Nevada for Two Decades. National Conference for Science and the Environment: Washington D.C., January 23, 2018-January 25, 2018

2017
Brown, T. J., Wall, T. U. (2017). [Untitled presentation]. NIDIS Drought and Wildfire Nexus (NDAWN) Sub-Regional Workshop: Reno, NV, December 7, 2017

Brown, T. J., Wall, T. U. (2017). Understanding the role of past, current and future drought information in wildland fire management. 7th Association of Fire Ecology International Fire Congress, Fire Circle Workshop: Orlando, FL, November 29, 2017

Brown, T. J., Wall, T. U. (2017). [Untitled presentation]. Regional Climate Centers Strategic Goals: Kansas City, MO, November 7, 2017-November 8, 2017

Brown, T. J., Wall, T. U. (2017). Wildfire +Drought. California-Nevada Drought Early Warning System First Annual Coordination Workshop: Reno, NV, June 21, 2017-June 22, 2017

Brown, T. J., Wall, T. U. (2017). [Untitled presentation]. NDAWN Sub-Regional Workshop: Vancouver, WA, June 1, 2017

Brown, T. J., Wall, T. U. (2017). [Untitled presentation]. NDAWN Sub-Regional Workshop: Missoula, MT, May 31, 2017

Brown, T. J., Wall, T. U. (2017). Understanding the role of past, current and future drought information in the implementation of the Cohesive Strategy. International Association of Wildland Fire National Cohesive Wildland Fire Management Strategy Workshop: Reno, NV, April 27, 2017

Brown, T. J., Wall, T. U. (2017). Changes in Fire Extremes and Beyond Firefighter Experience. 14th International Wildland Fire Safety Summit: Barcelona, Spain, January 31, 2017

Wall, T. U., Brown, T. J., Nausler, N. (2017). Spot Weather Forecast: Improving Utilization, Communication, and Perceptions of Accuracy in Sophisticated User Groups. American Meteorological Society Annual Meeting: Seattle, WA, January 21, 2017-January 25, 2018

Wall, T. U., McCaffrey, S., McCaffrey, S. (2017). National Cohesive Wildland Fire Management Strategy-Changing how we do business or doing business as usual?. rnational Association of Wildland Fire National Cohesive Wildland Fire Management Strategy Workshop: Reno, NV, April 24, 2017-April 27, 2017

Wall, T. U. (2017). A Single Human Geographer in a Sea of (Physical Scientists). Ecological Society of America Annual Meeting: Portland, OR, August 5, 2017-August 10, 2017

Wall, T. U. (2017). Evaluating Co-Produced Climate Science. Annual retreat for Western Water Assessment (RISA), the Northern Plains Regional Climate Hub (USDA), and the North Central Climate Science Center (USGS): Boulder, CO, June 20, 2017-December 22, 2016

Wall, T. U. (2017). Using Narrative Stories to Understand Traditional Ecological Knowledge in the Great Basin. Great Basin Landscape Conservation Cooperative Webinar Series, December 6, 2017

Wall, T. U. (2017). Fire Stories. UNR Geography Department Colloquium: Reno, NV, February 1, 2017

Wall, T. U. (2017). Evaluating Co-Produced Climate Science. Annual Joint Fire Sciences Program meeting: Reno, NV, May 18, 2017

Wall, T. U. (2017). Evaluating Co-Produced Climate Science. NOAA Science talk webinar series, June 20, 2017

2016
Sheffield, A., Marrs, A., Wall, T. U., Cayan, D., Kalansky, J., Redmond, K. T., Huntington, J. L., McEvoy, D. J. (2016). Creating a Regional Drought Early Warning System (DEWS) for California and Nevada: Building Off of Information Gathered and Lessons Learned After 5 Years of Drought. American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting: San Francisco, CA, December 12, 2016-December 16, 2016

Brown, T. J., Wall, T. U., Lahm, P. (2016). The nexus of drought, smoke, and societal impacts. IAWF 2nd International Smoke Symposium: Long Beach, CA, November 14, 2016-November 17, 2016

Brown, T. J., Wall, T. U. (2016). Utilizing drought science and information in wildfire managment decision context. IAWF 5th International Fuels and Fire Behavior Conference: Portland, OR, April 12, 2016-April 14, 2016

Wall, T. U. (2016). Spot Weather Forecasts: Improving Utilization, Communication and Perceptions of Accuracy in Sophisticated Stakeholder Groups. Annual Regional Integrated Science Assessments (RISA) Meeting: Tucson, AZ, February 23, 2016-February 25, 2016

Wall, T. U. (2016). Understanding Fire Risk in Southern California Homeowners. Annual AAG Meeting: San Francisco, CA, March 29, 2016-April 1, 2016

Wall, T. U. (2016). How Do We Make the Complex Tradeoffs Necessary to Effectively Manage Fuels for Ecosystem Health and Public Safety?. IAWF Fire Behavior and Fuels Conference: Portland, OR, April 11, 2016-April 14, 2016, Plenary Panel Discussion Lead, Simulcast between Portland, OR, and Melbourne, Australia.

Wall, T. U. (2016). Alternative Futures for the Great Basin and Eastern California?Communicating Across the Landscape and Using Narrative Stories to Understand Traditional Ecological Knowledge in The Great Basin. Natural Areas Conference: Davis, CA, October 17, 2016-October 19, 2016

Wall, T. U. (2016). Making Climate Science Useful: Evaluating Co-Produced Climate Science?Is What We Are Doing Working?. American Evaluators Association Annual Meeting: Atlanta, GA, October 24, 2016-October 27, 2016

Wall, T. U. (2016). Fire Stories. USFS Wildfire RD&A Science Talk: Virtual, November 4, 2016

Wall, T. U. (2016). Fire, Climate, And Drought: A Review of Three Wildfire-Focused Projects. Seminar for the Wildland Management Research, Development and Applications group: Virtual, February 16, 2016

Wall, T. U., Flaxman, M. (2016). Alternative Futures for the Great Basin and Eastern California-Communicating Across the Landscape. Natural Areas Conference: Davis, CA, October 17, 2016-October 19, 2016

2015
Meadow, A., Wall, T. U., Horangic, A. M. (2015). Evaluating the Impact of Climate Science Produced in the Southwest Climate Science Center on Resource Management Agency Decisions, Presentation. 95th AMS Annual Meeting: Phoenix, AZ, January 6, 2015

Brown, T. J., Wall, T. U., Nauslar, N. J. (2015). Fire Extremes and the Triangle of Climate, Fuels, and People. 6th International Wildland Fire Conference: Pyeonghchang, Korea, October 13, 2015

Wall, T. U., Brown, T. J., Nauslar, N. J. (2015). Fire Extremes and the Triangle of Fire, Fuels, and People – Part 1. International Association of Wildland Fire Human Dimensions Conference: Boise, ID, April 20, 2015

Wall, T. U., Brown, T. J., Nauslar, N. J. (2015). Fire Extremes and the Triangle of Fire, Fuels, and People – Part 2. International Association of Wildland Fire Human Dimensions Conference: Boise, ID, April 20, 2015

Wall, T. U. (2015). Fire Stories: Wildland Fire Fighters Perceptions of _____ Fire Behavior. National Wildfire Coordinating Group, Fire Behavior Subcommittee: Phoenix, AZ, October 9, 2015

Wall, T. U. (2015). Challenges in Adapting to Climate Change. Great Basin Consortium Conference: Boise, ID, February 17, 2015

Wall, T. U. (2015). Tradeoffs: Living in the Burning West, Today and Tomorrow. Air & Waste Management Association: Peppermill Resort, Reno, NV, February 3, 2015

Wall, T. U., Rolinski, T. (2015). Santa Ana Winds Threat Index (SAWTI). Digital Government and Society Conference: Phoenix, AZ, May 28, 2015

Wall, T. U. (2015). Learning Networks and Evaluation in Climate Science. Annual Meeting of the Regional Integrated Science & Assessments Teams: Charleston, SC, January 13, 2015

Wall, T. U., Meadow, A. (2015). Evaluating The Impact of Climate Science Produced In The Southwest Climate Science Center. 95th American Meteorological Society Annual Meeting: Phoenix, AZ, January 4, 2015

2014
Brown, T. J., Wall, T. U., Nauslar, N. J. (2014). Extremes in Fire – The Intersection of Climate, Fuels and People. Wildland Fire Canada 2014: Halifax, Nova Scotia, October 7, 2014

Brown, T. J., Wall, T. U., Nauslar, N. J. (2014). Extremes in Fire – The Intersection of Climate, Fuels and People. VII International Conference on Forest Fire Research: Coimbra, Portugal, November 17, 2014

Garfin, G., Wall, T. U., Haartmann, H., Brugger, J., Brown, T. J. (2014). Climate Change Adaptation Planning in the Great Basin. University of Arizona College of Agriculture & Life Sciences Poster Forum: Tucson, AZ, November 10, 2014

Wall, T. U., Brown, T. J., Sexton, T. (2014). Extremes in Fire – The Intersection of Climate, Fuels and People. Large Wildland Fires – Social, Political and Ecological Effects Conference: Missoula, MT, May 19, 2014

Wall, T. U. (2014). Update on the fire extremes project. Invited talk. National Wildfire Coordinating Group, Fire Behavior Subcommittee: Boise, ID, October 7, 2014

Wall, T. U. (2014). California-Nevada-Hawaii Forest Fire Council. Extremes in Fire-the intersection of Climate, Fuels, and People. Invited talk.: South Lake Tahoe, CA, October 22, 2014

McCarthy, M. A., Kenneston, A., Wall, T. U., Brown, T. J., Redmond, K. T. (2014). Climate Resiliency Planning: Making Extreme Event Science Useful for Managers and Planners in Northern Nevada, Vol. 1, p. 4059. In 2014 AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts: San Francisco, CA, December 14, 2014

2013
Oakley, N. S., Redmond, K. T., Wall, T. U., Brown, T. J. (2013). Current and Future Partnerships for Climate-Related Decision Making in the Great Basin. Great Basin Consortium: Boise, ID, January 13, 2013

Oakley, N. S., Redmond, K. T., Wall, T. U., Brown, T. J. (2013). Improving the Flow of Climate Information in the West. EPSCoR Annual Meeting: Las Vegas, NV, March 27, 2013

Other
2021
Brown, T. J., Wall, T. U. (2021). All Things Remote Automatic Weather Station (RAWS) Summit. Western Regional Climate Center: [Virtual], January 19, 2021-January 21, 2021