Thursday Afternoon
Time	Session	Location	Title
1330	H42G	MCC Level 2	Hillslope Hydrologic Processes: New Directions in Monitoring and Modeling II Posters (joint with NG) Presiding: J P McNamara, Boise State University; N E Peters, U.S. Geological Survey; P A Troch, Hydrology and Quantitative Water Management, Wageningen University    [Session PDF]
1330	H42G-1153	MCC Level 2	Hydrometric Analysis of the Panola Mountain Research Watershed, Georgia, USA: Linkage Among Rainfall, Watershed Wetness, and Stormflow *N E Peters, J E Freer, B T Aulenbach POSTER    [details]
1330	H42G-1154	MCC Level 2	Parameterization and Assessment of a Distributed Hydrologic Model *E S Brooks, J Boll POSTER    [details]
1330	H42G-1155	MCC Level 2	Spatial Dynamics of Soil Moisture at Hillslope and Small Catchment Scales *L E Band, S Kenworthy, C Tague, D Tenenbaum, P M Groffman POSTER    [details]
1330	H42G-1156	MCC Level 2	Simplicity from complexity: How lateral soil pipes define clear threshold relations at the hillslope scale T Uchida, *H J Tromp-van Meerveld, J J McDonnell POSTER    [details]
1330	H42G-1157	MCC Level 2	Development of an Air Permeameter for Monitoring Changes in Hydraulic Conductivity of Surface Soils due to Fire: Measurements Made Following the 2003 Aspen Fire in Sabino Canyon, Arizona *K Chief, B Nijssen, P A Ferre, B Ekwurzel POSTER    [details]
1330	H42G-1158	MCC Level 2	Using Green and Ampt with Redistribution to Simulate Recharge for Saturated Groundwater Modeling in Support of Surface Water Applications *C W Downer POSTER    [details]