Location:
ECCB 1B47
Time: 11:00 -
12:00 PM
Co-ordinator: Prof. R. Balaji |
DATE |
SPEAKER |
TOPIC |
Jan. 14 (Wed) | Prof. R. Balaji Prof. John Pitlick, GEOG |
Introductions, Announcement by Prof. John Pitlick, Hydrologic Sciences Program |
Jan. 21 (Wed) | Erin Towler PhD Candidate, CEAE |
Understanding and Incorporating the Impacts of Climate Change on Source |
Jan. 28 (Wed) |
Dr. Diego A. Riveros-Iregui Ecology & Evolutionary Biology |
Hydrologic-Carbon Cycle Linkages in a Subalpine Catchment. Abstract
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Feb. 4 (Wed) |
Dr. Jeff Lukas Dendrochronology Lab, INSTAAR |
Tree-ring Paleo-hydrologies and Their Application to Water Management in Colorado and the West. Abstract
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Feb. 6 (Fri) |
Dr. Trent
Biggs San Diego State University |
Watershed Processes and human activities in River Basins: From the Amazon to South Asia
3:30P GEOG Room 205 |
Feb. 9 (Monday) |
Dr. Simon Mudd University of Edinburgh |
The coupled geochemical and geomorphic evolution of soil mantled landscapes"
12:00P, RL-3 (East Campus) ARC 620
|
Feb. 18 (Wed) | Nate Bradley PhD Candidate,GEOL |
Anomalous Dispersion in a Sand-Bed River. Abstract
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Feb. 25 (Wed) | Dr.
Arun Karunanithi CU Denver, Dept. of Civil Engg |
Metrics Based Sustainability Assessment. Abstract
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Mar. 4 (Wed) | Dr.
Lynn Johnson CU Denver, Dept. of Civil Engg |
Hydrometeorology Test Beds Abstract
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Mar. 11 (Wed) | James McCreight NSIDC & PhD Candidate, CEAE |
Snow Hydrology: How much water is in the mountains and when is it coming down? Abstract
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Mar. 18 (Wed) | Dr. AbdulKarim Seid Dr. Mekuria Beyene Nile River Basin Initiative |
Nile Basin Initiative : A Short
Overview Abstract
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Mar. 25 (Wed) |
Spring Break Hydrology Days 2009 |
Spring Break Hydrology Days, March 25-29, Fort Collins, CO |
Apr. 2-3 (Thu - Fri) |
Annual Student
Research Symposium |
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Apr. 8 (Wed) | Prof. Shemin Ge GEOL |
Earthquake and
Hydrologic Processes Abstract
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Apr. 15 (Wed) |
Dr. Tom Hopson NCAR |
New approaches to operational flood forecasting for Bangladesh. Abstract |
Apr. 22 (Wed) | Dr.
Douglas Kenney Natural Resource Law Center |
Demand-Oriented Water Planning:
What Would it Look Like? Abstract
|
Apr. 29 (Wed) | Dr. Ricardo Mantilla Univ. of Iowa |
Connecting Self-Similarity in
Channel Network Topology to Scaling of Flood Data Abstract
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