We all had a great time at the American Geophysical Union meeting in San Francisco last week. Kris, JP, and Cody all presented posters and Kevin convened a session on Deciphering Hydrological and Biogeochemical Processes in Catchment Studies With a Focus on New Measurement Technologies and Hysteresis Analysis and gave a talk in a session on Nonpoint […]
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It’s that time of year. Group members are beginning to think about their AGU presentations! Here is the run down this year: EP13D-0881. Runoff and sediment delivery from bare and graveled forest road approaches to stream crossings. Kristopher R. Brown; Kevin J. McGuire; W. M. Aust H41G-1251. How microtopography and soil morphology can help decipher
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I’m heading to Hubbard Brook today for this week’s Cooperators Meeting. This meeting is followed next week by the Gordon Research Conference on Catchment Science. Our group has a series of presentations at both meetings so it’s looking to be a busy couple of weeks. Here are a few titles of the presentations: “Hydropedology in W3:
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Charley presented a poster this week on our Coweeta Water Yield project at the 8th North American Forest Ecology Workshop held in Roanoke, VA. She presented results from a modeling study where we investigated how forest management and climate change may interact to cause unexpected changes in water yield. The extensive datasets from the paired watershed studies
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This past week I spent three days at the American Ecological Engineering Society (AEES) conference in Asheville, NC. While not a typical hydrologic engineering conference, I learned a lot about the practical use of materials to assist in restoration in addition to many great talks about the complexity of water flow paths. The talks ranged
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