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    • Social Implications of Agricultural AI platform
    • Farm Financial Programs and Conservation Practice Adoption in Oregon
    • Social Network Analysis of Oregon Agricultural and Natural Resource Organizations
    • Farm Financial Programs, Land Practices, Climate and Market RIsks
    • Social Network Analysis in Food-Energy-Water-Ecosystem Nexus
    • Wisconsin Dairy Farmers' Perspectives on Water Quality and Labor Policy
    • ​Social and Ecological Impacts of Household Credit on Pastoral Areas and Policy Implications
    • Reform Trends and a Policy Roadmap for Conserving Natural Resources
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Social Network Analysis of Oregon Agricultural and Natural Resource Organizations

This project maps and analyzes collaboration networks among agricultural and natural resource organizations in Oregon to understand how partnerships and information flow across the system. Using social network analysis, the project examines which organizations act as key connectors and where gaps or silos may limit coordination.

The results help identify opportunities to strengthen cross-sector collaboration, improve outreach to producers, and enhance the effectiveness of water-related programs by leveraging existing institutional networks.

Grant Acknowledgement: OSU CAS Big Idea Big Solution: Smart-TAP: AI Enhanced Decision Platform for Agricultural and Water Resilience
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Dr. Yu Lu
Assistant Professor, Practice, Human Dimensions of Agricultural Water Management
RISE Lab (Resilience, Institutions, Society, and Ecosystems) 
Department of Biological and Ecological Engineering (BEE)
 
​College of Agricultural Sciences
Oregon State University



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Hovland Hall 108 ​


  • HOME
  • Yu Lu
  • People
  • PROJECTS
    • Social Implications of Agricultural AI platform
    • Farm Financial Programs and Conservation Practice Adoption in Oregon
    • Social Network Analysis of Oregon Agricultural and Natural Resource Organizations
    • Farm Financial Programs, Land Practices, Climate and Market RIsks
    • Social Network Analysis in Food-Energy-Water-Ecosystem Nexus
    • Wisconsin Dairy Farmers' Perspectives on Water Quality and Labor Policy
    • ​Social and Ecological Impacts of Household Credit on Pastoral Areas and Policy Implications
    • Reform Trends and a Policy Roadmap for Conserving Natural Resources
  • PUBLICATIONS
  • TEACHING
  • Impact
  • PHOTOS
  • Join the Lab