Hydroclimatology I
Type: Virtual Paper
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Sponsor Group(s):
Climate Specialty Group
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Start / End Time: 4/10/2021 08:00 AM (Pacific Time (US & Canada)) - 4/10/2021 09:15 AM (Pacific Time (US & Canada))
Room: Virtual 40
Organizer(s):
Natalie Teale
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Chairs: Natalie Teale
Agenda
| Role | Participant |
| Presenter | Jase Bernhardt |
| Presenter | Kripa Thapa |
| Presenter | Zachary Suriano University of Nebraska - Omaha |
| Presenter | Christopher Picard Dartmouth College (student) |
| Presenter | Natalie Teale University of Tennessee |
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Presentation(s), if applicable
Natalie Teale, Miami University; Characterization of the relationship between water vapor fluxes and the precipitation regime of the eastern US |
Jase Bernhardt, Hofstra University; Mining Weather and Climate Data from the Diary of a Forty- Niner |
Zachary Suriano, Western Kentucky University; Atmospheric Forcings or Snow Cover: What’s driving observed trends in snowmelt? |
Christopher Picard, Dartmouth College (student); Climate change increases total and extreme precipitation across the northeastern United States |
Kripa Thapa, No Affiliation ; Water Vulnerability Assessment at sub-basins level in Nepal |
Description
The hydroclimatology sessions broadly welcome papers focusing on water in the climate system and/or interactions between the hydrologic cycle and the land surface. The Hydroclimatology I session focuses on any aspect of hydroclimatology, including measurement/observation, analysis, modeling and remote sensing of various aspects of precipitation (both rain and snow), soil moisture, evapotranspiration, runoff and stream flow. Anticipated topics include advances in monitoring, modeling or predicting hydroclimatic conditions, including extreme conditions. Anticipated data sources include observations, regional to global scale models, reanalysis, and remote sensing. All methodologies in use in hydroclimatological research are welcome, as are a variety of scales and multiscalar approaches. Detailed information regarding registration, abstract submission, and other pertinent items can be found on the web page of the Association of American Geographers (http://www.aag.org). For those wishing to participate in the Hydroclimatology session, please submit 1) a copy of your abstract, 2) your presenter identification number (PIN), and 3) your preference to participate in the in-person session or the virtual session, no later than October 29th to one of the following:
Dr. Natalie Teale
Department of Geography
University of Tennessee
nteale@utk.edu
Dr. Trent Ford
Illinois State Climatologist
Illinois State Water Survey/Prairie Research Institute
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
twford@illinois.edu
Hydroclimatology I
Description
Virtual Paper
Session starts at 4/10/2021 08:00 AM (Pacific Time (US & Canada))
Contact the Primary Organizer
Natalie Teale - nteale@utk.edu
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