Snowmelt as a Driver of Ecohydrological Processes: Low-hanging Fruit for Cross-CZO Research
- Presenter(s):
- Noah Molotch / Western Critical Zone Observatories
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Developing a Framework to Assess the Water Quality and Quantity Impacts of Climate Change, Shifting Land Use, and Urbanization in a Midwestern Agricultural Landscape
- Presenter(s):
- Eric Booth / University of Wisconsin, Madison
Challenges and Opportunities in the Hydrologic Sciences
- Presenter(s):
- George Hornberger / National Research Council
Relationships Between Elevation, Climate, and Ecosystem Properties in the Sierra CZO
- Presenter(s):
- Mike Goulden / Sierra CZO
The Shale Hills/Susquehanna Zone Critical Observatory: Earth-System Testbed for Process and Prediction
- Presenter(s):
- Christine Duffy / Shale Hills CZO
The Jemez-Santa Catalina CZO: Transformative Behavior of Water, Energy and Carbon in the Critical Zone: Quantifying Linkages among Ecohydrology, Biogeochemistry, and Landscape Evolution
- Presenter(s):
- Jon Chorover / Jemez-Catalina CZO
Boulder Creek CZO: Natural Experiments to Study Critical Zone Evolution and Function
- Presenter(s):
- Suzanne Anderson / Boulder Creek CZO
The New North: Four Forces Shaping our Northern Future
- Presenter(s):
- Laurence Smith / University of California, Los Angeles
Climate Forecasts and Water Management: Opportunities and Challenges
- Presenter(s):
- Sankar Arumugam / North Carolina State University
Economics of Hurricane Evacuation
- Presenter(s):
- David Letson / University of Miami
Protecting Coastal Cities from Catastrophic Flooding
- Presenter(s):
- Larry Murdoch / Clemson University
Hydrologic Similarity and the Search for a Catchment Classification Framework
- Presenter(s):
- Thorsten Wagener / Pennsylvania State University
Hydromorphology: The Shape of our Water Future
- Presenter(s):
- Richard Vogel / Tufts University
Extracting Characteristic Hydrologic Patterns from Many Catchments: The Case of Stream Water Total Nitrogen to Total Phosphorus Ratios
- Presenter(s):
- Mark Green / Plymouth State University
Advancing Hydrological Processes to Better Predict Hydrology in Cold Regions
- Presenter(s):
- John Pomeroy / University of Saskatchewan