THE ROLE OF SCIENCE IN SOLVING THE EARTH’S EMERGING WATER PROBLEMS
October 8-10, 2004
Poster Session
1. |
Familigietti, Jay, University of California, Irvine, D. Alsdord, University of California, Los Angeles and D. Lettenmaier, University of Washington; Satellite Observation of Global Surface Waters. |
2. |
Hidalgo, Hugo, D.R. Cayan and M.D. Dettinger, Scripps Institute of Oceanography; Low Frequency Drought Variability in the Western US: Paleoclimatic Indicators and GCM Projections. |
3. |
Lettenmaier, Dennis, University of Washington, Charles J. Vorosmarty, University of New Hampshire, and Robert Naiman, University of Washington; The Global Water System Project: Understanding the Implications of Human Manipulation of the Global Water Cycle. |
4. |
McGrath, Claire and W.M. Lewis, University of Colorado; Foodweb Interactions of native and Non-native Trout in Rocky Mountain Streams - a Field Test of Competition and Predation. |
5-9. |
McMahon, James E., Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory; The Energy-Water Nexus. (Posters 5-9). |
10. |
Sanden, Blake, University of California Cooperative Extension; Ag Water Use Efficiency and Irrigation Scheduling in the Southern San Joaquin Valley. |
11. |
Wu, Laosheng and Christine French, University of California, Riverside; Public Perceptions of Water Issues in California. |