Session Information

2003 Fall Meeting

Hydrology

 

Thursday Afternoon

Time Session Location Title
1600 H42M MCC 3020 Assessing the Impacts of Vegetation on the Water Balance III
(joint with B)
Presiding: B R Scanlon, University of Texas at Austin; M A Walvoord, U.S. Geological Survey
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1600 H42M-01 MCC 3020 Assessing the Importance of Incorporating Spatial and Temporal Variability of Soil and Plant Parameters into Local Water Balance Models for Precision Agriculture: Investigations within a California Vineyard
*S Hubbard, L Pierce, K Grote, Y Rubin
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1615 H42M-02 MCC 3020 Evaluation of canopy transfer models for growing vegetation using in-canopy profile measurements
*A T Cahill, W Kustas
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1630 H42M-03 MCC 3020 The impact of uncertainty in evapotranspiration on the water balance at a pasture site in Florida
*D M Sumner
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1645 H42M-04 MCC 3020 Scaling Evapotranspiration Depletion Rates in Native and Non-native Vegetation Along the Middle Rio Grande Riparian Corridor
*D E McDonnell, C N Dahm, J E Coonrod, J R Cleverly, J R Thibault
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1700 H42M-05 MCC 3020 The Role of Vegetation Dynamics on the Soil Water Balance in Water-Limited Ecosystems
*N Montaldo, R Rondena, J D Albertson, M Mancini
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1715 H42M-06 MCC 3020 Role of Vegetation in Controlling Water Balance at the Land-Atmosphere Interface in Water Limited Ecosystems
*B R Scanlon, D Levitt, K E Keese, R C Reedy, J Simunek, L T Desotell, C F Lohrstrofer
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1730 H42M-07 MCC 3020 Ecotonal Control on Vadose-Zone Fluxes in Arid Regions Over Very Long Time Scales
*F M Phillips, M A Walvoord, R Sandvig
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1745 H42M-08 MCC 3020 Vegetation, climate change, and diffuse groundwater recharge in arid and semiarid environments
*E Small
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