Mountain hydrology as revealed by large networks of inexpensive sensors
- Presenter(s):
- Jessica Lundquist / University of Washington
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Monitoring Hydroecologic Change in a Restored Riparian Wetland: A Need for Improved Soil Moisture Measurement Technology
- Presenter(s):
- Steven Loheide / University of Wisconsin, Madison
Methods in Hydrologic Science: The Synergies between Redundant Low-cost Wireless Sensors and the Data Cloud Come of Age
- Presenter(s):
- John Selker / Oregon State University
Advances in Geophysical Tools for Estimating Hydrologic Parameters and Processes
- Presenter(s):
- Kamini Singha / Colorado School of Mines
In Situ Sensors for Measuring River Ecosystem Processes
- Presenter(s):
- Matthew Cohen / University of Florida
Passive Sampling for Catchment Water Quality Monitoring
- Presenter(s):
- Nandita Basu / University of Iowa
Hydrologic Forecasting and the Relative Role of its Three Pillars: Models, Observations and Parameterization
- Presenter(s):
- Soroosh Sorooshian / University of California-Irvine
The Evolution of Floodplain Complexity
- Presenter(s):
- Thomas Dunne / University of California-Santa Barbara
Policy Relevant Science: A Minefield where Uncertainty, Ignorance and Policy Meet
- Presenter(s):
- Roger Pielke, Jr. / University of Colorado at Boulder
Christina River Basin CZO: Spatial and Temporal Integration of Carbon, Mineral and Water Fluxes: A Whole Watershed Approach to Quantifying Anthropogenic Carbon Sequestration
- Presenter(s):
- Anthony Aufdenkampe / Stroud Water Research Institute
The Luquillo CZO: Linking Lithology to Critical Zone Processes
- Presenter(s):
- Fred Scatena / University of Pennsylvania
The Willamette Water 2100 Study
- Presenter(s):
- Jeff McDonnell / Oregon State University
- John Bolte / Oregon State University
Snowmelt as a Driver of Ecohydrological Processes: Low-hanging Fruit for Cross-CZO Research
- Presenter(s):
- Noah Molotch / Western Critical Zone Observatories
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