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D.
Scott Mackay
( Ph.D., 1997, U. Toronto)
Associate Professor
Ecohydrology
Department
of Geography
State University of New York
105 Wilkeson Quadrangle
Buffalo, NY 14261 USA
Phone:
+1-716-645-0477
Fax: +1-716-645-2329
dsmackay
at buffalo dot edu
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Publications
Refereed
Journal Articles
(* indicates graduate student or post-doc advised
by D.S. Mackay)
[ I have most of these manuscripts in paper and/or electronic
form. Please feel free to request papers in either format from
me. Direct links to the
publishers' online versions of the papers appear just below
each respective reference ]
36. Trawinski, P.R.* and D.S. Mackay, Accepted. Identification of environmental covariates of West Nile virus vector mosquito population abundance. Vector-Borne and Zoonotic Diseases, doi: 10.1089/vbz.2008.0063.
35. Mackay, D.S. and L.E. Band, In press. Integrated ecohydrologic research and hydro-informatics, Journal of Contemporary Water Research & Education, Forthcoming. (Opinion paper, non-research)
34. Sulman, B.N., A.R. Desai, B.D. Cook, N. Saliendra, and D.S. Mackay, 2009. Contrasting carbon dioxide fluxes between a drying shrub wetland in northern Wisconsin, USA, and nearby forests, Biogeosciences., 6, 1115-1126.
[ Journal Link ]
33. Trawinski,
P.R.* and D.S. Mackay. 2009. Spatial autocorrelation
of West Nile Virus vector mosquito abundance in a seasonally
wet suburban environment. Journal of Geographic Systems,
11, 67-87, doi:10.1007/s10109-008-0070-8.
[ Journal
Link ]
32. Samanta,
S.*, M.K. Clayton, D.S. Mackay, E.L. Kruger,
and B.E. Ewers. 2008. Quantitative comparison of canopy conductance
models using a Bayesian approach. Water Resources Research, 44,
W09431, doi:10.1029/2007WR006507.
[ Journal
Link ]
31. Trawinski, P.R.* and D.S. Mackay. 2008.
Meteorologically conditioned time-series predictions of West
Nile Virus vector
mosquitoes. Vector-Borne and Zoonotic Diseases, 8(4),
505-522, doi:10.1089/vbz.2007.0202.
[ Journal
Link ]
30. Adelman,
J.D., B.E. Ewers, and D.S. Mackay. 2008. Using
temporal patterns in vapor pressure deficit to explain spatial
autocorrelation dynamics in tree transpiration. Tree Physiology,
28, 657-658.
[ Journal
Link ]
29. Loranty,
M.M.*, D.S. Mackay, B.E. Ewers, J.D. Adelman,
and E.L. Kruger. 2008. Environmental drivers of spatial
variation in whole-tree
transpiration in an aspen-dominated upland-to-wetland forest
gradient. Water Resources Research, 44, W02441,
doi:10.1029/2007WR006272.
[ Journal
Link ]
28.
Ewers, B.E., D.S. Mackay, J. Tang, P. Bolstad,
and S. Samanta. 2008. Intercomparison
of Sugar Maple (Acer saccharum Marsh.) stand transpiration
responses to environmental conditions from the Western
Great Lakes
Region of the United State. Agricultural and Forest
Meteorology,
doi:10.1016/j.agrformet.2007.08.003, 148, 231-246.
[ Journal
Link ]
27. Samanta,
S.*, D.S. Mackay, M. Clayton, E.L. Kruger,
and B.E. Ewers. 2007. Bayesian
analysis for uncertainty estimation of a canopy transpiration
model. Water Resources Research, 43, W04424, doi:10.1029/2006WR005028.
[ Journal
Link ] [ Correction ]
26. Mackay,
D.S., B.E. Ewers, B.D. Cook, and K.J. Davis. 2007.
Environmental
drivers of evapotranspiration in a shrub wetland and an upland
forest in northern Wisconsin, Water Resour. Research,
43, W03442, doi:10.1029/2006WR005149.
[ Journal
Link ]
25. Ewers,
B.E.*, D.S. Mackay, and S. Samanta*. 2007.
Interannual consistency in
canopy stomatal conductance control of leaf water potential across
seven tree species. Tree Physiology,27, 11-24.
[
Journal
Link ] [ See review on the Faculty of 1000 Biology ]
24. Ahl,
D.E.*, Gower, S.T., Mackay, D.S., Burrows,
S.N.*, Norman, J.M., and
Diak,
G. 2005. The effects of aggregated land cover data on estimating
NPP in northern Wisconsin. Remote Sensing of Environment,
97, 1-14.
[ Journal
Link ]
23. Chen E.* and D.S. Mackay. 2004. Effects
of combining non-spatial simulation units and explicit models
of sediment delivery
on an
agricultural nonpoint source pollution model. Journal of
Hydrology,
295, 211-224.
[ Journal
Link ]
22. Ahl,
D.E.*, S.T. Gower, D.S. Mackay, S.N. Burrows*,
J.M. Norman, and G.R.
Diak. 2004. Heterogeneity of light use efficiency in a northern
Wisconsin forest: implications for modeling net primary production
with remote sensing. Remote Sensing of Environment, 93, 168-178.
[ Journal
Link ]
21. Burrows,
S.N.*, S.T. Gower, J.M. Norman, G. Diak, D.S. Mackay,
D.E. Ahl*,
and M.K. Clayton. 2003. Spatial variability of aboveground net
primary productivity for a forested landscape in northern
Wisconsin.
Canadian Journal of Forest Research, 33, 2007-2018.
[ Journal
Link ]
20. Mackay,
D.S., S. Samanta*, R.R. Nemani, and L.E. Band. 2003.
Multi-objective
parameter estimation for simulating canopy transpiration in forested
watersheds. Journal of Hydrology, 277(3-4), 230-247.
[
Journal
Link ]
19. Mackay,
D.S., D.E. Ahl*, B.E. Ewers*, S. Samanta*, S.T. Gower,
and S.N. Burrows*.
2003. Physiological tradeoffs in the parameterization of a model
of canopy transpiration. Advances in Water Resources,
26(2), 179-194.
[ Journal
Link ]
18. Mackay,
D.S., S. Samanta*, D.E. Ahl*, B.E. Ewers*, S.T. Gower,
and S.N. Burrows*.
2003. Automated parameterization of land surface process models
using fuzzy logic. Transactions in GIS, 7(1), 139-153.
[ Journal
Link ]
17. Samanta,
S.* and D.S. Mackay. 2003. Flexible automated
parameterization
of hydrologic models using fuzzy logic. Water Resources Research,
39(1), 1009, doi:10.1029/2002WR001349.
[ Journal
Link ]
16. Mackay, D.S., D.E. Ahl*, B.E. Ewers*, S.T.
Gower, S.N. Burrows*, S. Samanta*, and K.J. Davis. 2002. Effects
of aggregated
classifications
of forest composition on estimates of evapotranspiration in a
northern Wisconsin forest. Global Change Biology,
8(12), 1253-1265.
[ Journal
Link ]
(*** Featured on the cover of the December 2002 issue)
15.
Burrows, S.N.*, S.T. Gower, M.K. Clayton, D.S. Mackay, D.E. Ahl*,
J.M.
Norman, and G. Diak. 2002. Application of geostatistics to characterize
LAI for flux towers to landscapes. Ecosystems, 5(7),
667-679.
[ Journal
Link ]
14. Ewers, B.E.*, D.S. Mackay, S.T. Gower, D.E.
Ahl*, S.N. Burrows*, S. Samanta*. 2002. Tree species effects
on stand transpiration
in northern Wisconsin. Water Resources Research,
38(7), 10.1029/2001WR000830.
[ Journal
Link ]
13. Mackay, D.S. 2001. Evaluation of hydrologic
equilibrium in a mountainous watershed: Incorporating forest
canopy spatial
adjustment to soil
biogeochemical processes. Advances in Water Resources,
24(9-10), 1211-1227.
[
Journal
Link ]
12. Zhu, A.-X. and D.S. Mackay. 2001. Effects of spatial detail
of soil information on watershed modeling. Journal of
Hydrology,
248, 54-77.
[ Journal
Link ]
11. FitzHugh, T.W.* and D.S. Mackay. 2001. Impact of subwatershed
partitioning on modeled source- and transport-limited sediment
yields in an
agricultural nonpoint source pollution model. Journal of Soil
and Water Conservation, 56(2), 137-143.
10. FitzHugh, T.W.* and D.S. Mackay. 2000. Effects
of parameter spatial aggregation on an agricultural nonpoint
source pollution
model.
Journal of Hydrology, 236(1-2), 35-53.
[ Journal
Link ]
9. Liang, C.* and D.S. Mackay. 2000. A general
model of watershed extraction and representation using globally
optimal flow
paths
and up-slope contributing areas. International Journal of
Geographical Information Science, 14(4), 337-358.
[ Journal
Link ]
8. Mackay, D.S. and V.B. Robinson 2000. A multiple
criteria decision support system for testing integrated environmental
models. International
Journal of Fuzzy Sets and Systems, 113(1), 53-67.
[
Journal
Link ]
7. Mackay, D.S. 1999. Semantic integration of
environmental models for application to global information systems
and decision-making.
ACM SIGMOD Record., 28(1), 16-22.
[ Journal
Link ]
6. Mackay, D.S. and L.E. Band 1998. Extraction
and representation of nested catchment areas from digital elevation
models
in lake-dominated
topography. Water Resources Research, 34(4), 897-902.
[ Journal Link ]
5. Mackay, D.S. and L.E. Band 1997. Forest ecosystem
processes at the watershed scale: dynamic coupling of distributed
hydrology
and canopy growth. Hydrological Processes, 11, 1197-1217.
Reprinted
in Hydrological Processes AGU Special Issue, December
1997.
[ Journal
Link ]
4. Band, L.E., D.S. Mackay, I. Creed, R. Semkin, and D.S. Jeffries
1996. Ecosystem Processes at the Watershed Scale: Sensitivity
to Potential Climate Change. Limnology and Oceanography,
41(5), 928-38.
[ Journal
Link ]
3. Robinson, V.B. and D.S. Mackay. 1996. Semantic
modeling for the integration of geographic information and regional
hydroecological
simulation management. Computers, Environment, and Urban Systems,
19(5/6), 321-39.
[
Journal
Link ]
2. Mackay, D.S., V.B. Robinson, and L.E. Band 1993. An integrated
knowledge-based systems for managing spatiotemporal ecological
simulations. AI applications , 7(1), 29-36.
1. Mackay, D.S., V.B. Robinson, and L.E. Band.
1992. Classification of higher order topographic objects on digital
terrain data. Computers,
Environment and Urban Systems , 16, 473-96.
[ Journal
Link ]
Conference
Proceedings and Book Chapters
15. Noormets
A, Ewers B, Sun G, Mackay S, Zheng D,
McNulty S, Chen J, 2006. Water and carbon cycles in heterogeneous
landscapes:
an ecosystem perspective. In: Linking ecology to landscape
hierarchies (Eds. Jiquan Chen, Sari C. Saunders, Kimberly
D. Brosofske, and Thomas R. Crow), Nova Publishing, Carbondale,
IL, USA, pp. 89-123.
14. Mackay,
D.S. 2003. Watershed management: A regional to
global perspective.
In Young, R.A. and R.L. Giese (Eds.). Introduction
to Forest Ecosystem Science and Management, 3rd
Edition, Wiley, New York, 337-361.
12. Mackay,
D.S. 2000. Integrated vegetation-hydrologic
response to environmental change: Computational tools
for scaling
forest water use, In. Bentley et al. (Eds.). Computational
Methods in Water Resources XIII, Balkema, Rotterdam,
1139-1146.
11. Ahl,
D.E., D.S. Mackay, S. Burrows, and
S.T. Gower. 1999. Remote Sensing, Sampling, and Ecological
Modeling Techniques for Scaling
Temperate Forest Ecosystem Processes. Proceedings ASPRS.
10. Mackay,
D.S. 1998. Characterization of Emergent Behavior
in a Spatially Explicit Ecological Hydrology Model Under
Fuzzy
Logic. Proceedings of GIS/LIS'98, 424-435.
9. Mackay, D.S. and V.B. Robinson 1998.
Model self-evaluation and detection of "semantic error" in
a spatially explicit ecosystem processs model. Proceedings
The Seventh International Conference on Information Processing
and
Management of Uncertainty in Knowledge-Based
Systems, Editions, E.D.K., Paris, 588-595.
8. Mackay,
D.S. 1997. Coupling self-evaluating hydrological
and ecological models of different spatial scales. Proceedings
of GIS/LIS'97, American Society for Photogrammetry
and Remote Sensing, Bethesda, MD., 486-498.
7. Liang, C. and D.S. Mackay. 1997. Feature
based optimization of flow directions and upslope areas in
flat areas in grid
digital
elevation models. Proceedings of GIS/LIS'97, American
Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing, Bethesda, MD.,
45-52.
6. Mackay, D.S. and L.E. Band. 1997. Forest
ecosystem processes at the watershed scale: dynamic coupling
of distributed
hydrology
and canopy growth. In
Beven, K.J. (Ed.). Distributed Hydrological Modelling:
Applications of the TOPMODEL Concept, Wiley, Chichester,
85-104. (Refereed)
5. Robinson, V.B. and D.S. Mackay. 1995. The
knowledge-based land information manager and simulator (KBLIMS)
for forested
ecosystem
simulation management. International Joint Conference on Artificial
Intelligence (IJCAI), Montreal, Canada, August 1995. (Refereed)
4. Robinson, V.B. and D.S. Mackay. 1994. On
heterogeneous geographic information systems, architectures,
spatial data models, transactions,
and database languages. In Robinson, V.B. and H. Tom (Eds.).
Towards SQL database extensions for geographic information
systems,
Silicon Press, Summit, NJ, pp. 1-35.
3. Mackay, D.S., V.B. Robinson, and L.E.
Band. 1994. A knowledge-based approach to the management
of
geographic information systems
for simulation of forested ecosystems. In Michener, W.K., J.W.
Brunt, and S.G. Stafford (Eds.). Environmental Information
Management and Analysis: Ecosystem to Global Scales ,
Taylor
& Francis, London, 511-34. (Refereed)
2. Mackay, D.S., V.B. Robinson, and L.E.
Band. 1992. Development of an integrated knowledge-based
systems
for managing spatiotemporal
ecological simulations. Proceedings of GIS/LIS'92 ,
American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing, Bethesda,
Maryland,
pp. 494-503.
1. Mackay, D.S., L.E. Band, and V.B. Robinson.
1991. An object-oriented system for the organization and representation
of terrain
knowledge
for forested ecosystems, Proceedings of GIS/LIS'91 ,
American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing, Bethesda,
Maryland, pp. 617-26.
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