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Reyes, Enrique


 

Name:

Enrique Reyes

Title:

Associate Professor

Area of Study: 

Ecosystem modeling, landscape ecology, systems ecology, coastal managment, wetlands, computer interface development, quantitative ecology

Phone:

252-328-5778

E-mail:

reyese@ecu.edu

Office:

S-211 Howell Science

Address:

Department of Biology

 

East Carolina University

 

Greenville, NC 27858






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Education
Ph.D. Louisiana State University (Marine Sciences: Environmental Studies) 1992
M.S. Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico (Biological Oceanography) 1988
B.S. Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana (Biology) 1983

Current Activities:
Dr. Reyes has being working on large-scale approaches to ecosystem analysis and modeling. Using simulation modeling as a research tool, his interests have been to understand how coastal areas respond to a diverse mixture of natural and man-made impacts. He has led several multidisciplinary teams in the development of landscape/ecosystem models to assess different approaches to coastal resource management.
Dr. Reyes has been active in several modeling efforts that span from plant productivity, fish migration, and landscape/ ecosystem simulations in temperate wetlands, coastal waters, and tropical watersheds.

Current Projects
 
- Landscape Modeling of Coastal Habitat Dynamics in Response to Sea Level. Sponsor: NOAA - UCAR
- EcoFore06. Coastal Landscape Modeling for Padilla Bay Watershed. Sponsor: EPA STAR Grants/Western Washington University
- Effects of Long-Term Drivers of Change and Short-Term Distrubance Events on Coastal Ecosystem Dynamics. Sponsor: NSF - U. Virginia; LTER VCR-V
- Regional Engagement Center for Coastal Systems Informatics and Modeling. Sponsor: UNCS - Renaissance Computing Institute


Courses
Coastal Zone Planning and Administration (at Univ. Autonoma Metropolitana, Mexico City, Mexico)
Landscape Ecology
Intro to Environmental Sciences
Ecology of Tropical Systems (at the Instituto de Ecologia, Xalapa, Mexico)
Ecological Management and Modeling (at CINVESTAV, Merida, Mexico)
Ecosytems of Coastal Cities

Systems Ecology (co-teach with R.R. Christian)

Recent Publications
Reyes E., M.L. White, J.F. Martin, G.P. Kemp, J.W. Day, V. Aravamuthan. 2000. Landscape modeling of coastal habitat change in the Mississippi Delta. Ecology. 81(8): 2331-2349.

Reyes, E., J.F. Martin, J.W. Day, G.P. Kemp, H. Mashriqui. 2003. Impact of sea level rise on coastal landscapes. Chpt. 7. In: Ning, Z.H., R. E. Turner, T. Doyle, and K. Abdollahi. 2002. Integrated Assessment of the Climate Change Impacts on the Gulf Coast Region - Foundation Document. Published by GCRCC and LSU Press.

Reyes E., J.F. Martin, M.L. White, J.W. Day, G.P. Kemp, 2003. Habitat changes in the Mississippi Delta: future scenarios and alternatives. Chap. 5. 119-142, In: R. Costanza and A. Voinov (eds.), Landscape Simulation Modeling: A spatially explicit, dynamic approach. Springer-Verlag. New York.

Reyes E., J.F. Martin, J.W. Day, G.P. Kemp, H. Mashriqui. 2004. River forcing at work: Watershed modeling of prograding and regressive deltas. Wetlands Ecology and Management.12 (2): 103-114, April 2004

Lara-Dominguez, A.L. E. Reyes, Patricia Sanchez-Gil, Mario A. Ortiz-Perez, Patricia Mendez-Linares, David Zarate Lomeli, John W. Day and Alejandro Yanez-Arancibia. In Press. Ecosystem-based Management of the Centla Wetlands Biosphere Reserve Based on Environmental Units: A Critical Review for Protecting its Future. In: The Gulf of Mexico: Ecosystem-based Management. Chapter 11. A. Y·Òez-Arancibia and J.W. Day (eds). Texas A & M University Press

Reyes, E., K.A. Rose, D. Justic. In Press. Estuarine Ecological Modeling. In: Day, J.W., A. Yanez-Arancibia. Estuarine Ecology. John Willey, New York.

Recent Funding
- Coastal Landscape for Padilla Bay Watershed. John Rybczyk. 06/01/06 - 05/30/09. EPA STAR Grants/Western Washington University. Subcontract to ECU: $52,647.

- Virginia Coast Reserve LTER V - Mark Brinson, Robert Christian. 10/01/06 - 09/30/12. $ 4,919,999, subcontract to ECU: $ 305,000.

- ECU-RENCI. Regional Engagement Center for Coastal Systems Informatics and Modeling (C-SIM). Jaime Kruse, Ernie Marshburn, Lloyd Novic, Ron Mitchelson, Rick Ericson, Lee Bartolotti, Jeff Johnson. Renaissance Computing Institute-UNCS. 10/01/06 - 9/30/09. $ 1,600,000.
 


 
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