Water Across the Critical Zone: Scaling from Local to Global Hydrology
- Presenter(s):
- Ying Fan Reinfelder / Rutgers University
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Water Security in the Western United States: An Example of Science Communication as a Critical, Critical Zone Process
- Presenter(s):
- Jay Famiglietti / University of California Irvine and NASA JPL
A call to action aimed at understanding velocities, celerities and residence time distributions of the headwater hydrograph
- Presenter(s):
- Jeff McDonnell / University of Saskatchewan
- Keith Beven / Lancaster University
The future of hydrological sciences: a (common) path forward? One water. One world. Many climes. Many souls.
- Presenter(s):
- Upmanu Lall / Columbia University
Large-scale Snow Extent over Northern Hemisphere Lands
- Presenter(s):
- David Robinson / Rutgers University
Data Driving Us to Distraction Where to Focus Attention for Snow Simulation in Complex Terrain
- Presenter(s):
- Jessica Lundquist / University of Washington
Microwaves and snow grains: Monitoring the changing mountain snowpack
- Presenter(s):
- Michael Durand / Ohio State University
Fast analysis and flexible networks: How IRIS and citizen science can give us an unprecedented view of hydrological events
- Presenter(s):
- Gabe Bowen / University of Utah
The World of Arctic Snow
- Presenter(s):
- Matthew Sturm / University of Alaska, Fairbanks
Linking in-situ observation of soil water stable isotopes with water balance estimates and isotope fluxes in transpiration
- Presenter(s):
- Markus Weiler / University of Freiburg
Approaches for obtaining accurate long-range water isotope (d18O and d2H) performance in hydrologic and environmental studies using laser absorption spectrographs
- Presenter(s):
- Leonard Wassenaar / International Atomic Energy Agency
Using CRDS to measure stable isotopes of water - an overview of the technology and applications
- Presenter(s):
- Kate Dennis / Piccaro, Inc.
Experiences with laser absorption spectrometry and comparisons with isotope-ratio mass spectrometry at the Reston Stable Isotope Laboratory
- Presenter(s):
- Tyler Coplen / USGS
- Haiping Qi / USGS
Measurement of delta2H, delta17O, delta18O, 2H-excess and 17O-excess in water using cavity enhanced laser absorption spectroscopy
- Presenter(s):
- Elena Berman / Los Gatos Research