Enabling “Smarter” Urban Watersheds
- Presenter(s):
- Branko Kerkez / University of Michigan
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Developing and Utilizing Stormwater’s “Big” Dataset
- Presenter(s):
- Randel Dymond / Virginia Tech
- Marcus Aguilar / Virginia Tech and City of Roanoke, Virginia
- Clayton Hodges / Virginia Tech
Evaluating groundwater surface water interactions across the Continental U.S. using an integrated hydrologic model
- Presenter(s):
- Laura Condon / Syracuse University
Update on the U.S. National Water Model, Recent Comparisons to Observations
- Presenter(s):
- David Gochis / NCAR
Groundwater-to-atmosphere Simulations Including Human Water Use at the Continental Scale
- Presenter(s):
- Stefan Kollett / Research Center Jülich and Bonn University
Global Hydrology and Water Resources: Review, Challenges and Directions
- Presenter(s):
- Marc Bierkens / Utrecht University
A Synthesis
- Presenter(s):
- Sean Swenson / NCAR
- Dave Lawrence / NCAR
- Ying Fan Reinfelder / Rutgers University
- Martyn Clark / NCAR
How do we carry this to the global scale? How many units do we need for each CLM grid in different parts of the world? What are the terrain features to pull out of hi-res DEMs and other global databas
- Presenter(s):
- Nate Chaney / Princeton University
- Jon Pelletier / University of Arizona
What are the basic subgrid units (characteristic hillslopes?), how does water move through each, and how are they connected to streams, floodplains, wetlands? (ctd.)
- Presenter(s):
- John Volk / University of Nevada-Reno
- Lejo Flores / Boise State University
- Jim McNamara / Boise State University
What are the basic subgrid units (characteristic hillslopes?), how does water move through each, and how are they connected to streams, floodplains, wetlands?
- Presenter(s):
- Pieter Hazenberg / University of Arizona
- Xubin Zeng / University of Arizona
- Hoori Ajami / University of California-Riverside
Where in the world is subgrid heterogeneity and lateral redistribution likely important to ET (and the associated energy/C flux exchange with the atmosphere) over a large ESM model grid?
- Presenter(s):
- Elham Rouholahnejad Freund / ETH Zurich
- Jim Kirchner / University of California-Berkeley
- Andreas Hartmann / University of Freiburg
- Thorsten Wagener / University of Bristol
Biological and Chemical Activities in Confined Flows: The Role of Heterogeneity and Segregation
- Presenter(s):
- Pietro de Anna / University of Lausanne
Solute Transport in Heterogeneous Aquifers and Implications for Risk Assessment
- Presenter(s):
- Felipe de Barros / University of Southern California
Linking Freshwater Transport and Quality: A New Frontier?
- Presenter(s):
- Antoine Aubeneau / Purdue University
Not NORMAL: Anomalous transport in hydrology, hydrogeology, and geomorphology
- Presenter(s):
- Rina Schumer / Desert Research Institute