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2005
Hogg, E. H., & Bernier P. Y. (2005).  Climate change impacts on drought-prone forests in western Canada. 81, 675-682.
2003
Hall, R. J., Fernandes R. A., Hogg E. H., Brandt J. P., Butson C., Case B. S., et al. (2003).  Relating aspen defoliation to changes in leaf area derived from field and satellite remote sensing data. 29(3), 299-313.
2001
j. Lieffers, V., Landhäusser S. M., & Hogg E. H. (2001).  Is the wide distribution of aspen a result of its stress tolerance? In: Sustaining Aspen in Western Landscapes : symposium . 2001.
Hogg, E. H. (2001).  Modelling aspen responses to climatic warming and insect defoliation in western Canada. Proc. RMRS-P-18, 325-338.
2000
Hogg, E. H., Price D. T., & Black T. A. (2000).  Postulated feedbacks of deciduous forest phenology on seasonal climate patterns in the western Canadian interior. 13, 4229-4243.
1999
Hogg, E. H. (1999).  Simulation of interannual responses of trembling aspen stands to climatic variation and insect defoliation in western Canada. 114, 175-193.
1997
Hogg, E. H. (1997).  Temporal scaling of moisture and the forest-grassland boundary in western Canada. 84, 115-122.
1995
Hogg, E. H., & Hurdle P. A. (1995).  The Aspen Parkland in western Canada : a dry-climate analogue for the future boreal forest?. 82, 391-400.
1994
Wein, R., Gal R., Hogenbirk J. C., Hogg E. H., Landhäusser S. M., Lange P., et al. (1994).  Analogues of climate change - fire - vegetation responses in the Mackenzie Basin. 337-343.
Hogg, E. H. (1994).  Climate and the southern limit of the western Canadian boreal forest. 24, 1835-1845.
1991
Hogg, E. H., & Lieffers V. J. (1991).  Seasonal changes in shoot regrowth potential in Calamagrostis canadensis. 85(4), 596-602.
1990
Wein, R. W., & Hogg E. H. (1990).  Climate change moisture stresses on northern coniferous forests. In : G. Wall and M. Sanderson (eds.) Climate change : implications for water and ecological resources. Occasional Paper No. 11, 285-289.

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