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Time	Session	Location	Title
1340	U53A	MCC level 2	Challenges to Mountain Water Resources and Ecosystems III Posters Presiding: D Cayan, Scripps Institution of Oceanography; C Millar, PSW Research Station, USDA Forest Service; D Fagre, U.S. Geological Survey Science Center    [Abstracts]
1340	U53A-0701	MCC level 2	Evaluation of the representativeness of automated snow water equivalent sensors in the Rio Grande headwaters using intensive field observations, remotely sensed snow cover data, and distributed snowmelt models *N P Molotch, R C Bales POSTER    [details]
1340	U53A-0702	MCC level 2	Climate Mapping Challenges in Mountainous Regions *C Daly, W P Gibson, G H Taylor, M K Doggett POSTER    [details]
1340	U53A-0703	MCC level 2	Impact of Retreating Glaciers in an Intermontane Andean Watershed: Hydrochemical Analysis From the Callejon de Huaylas, Per\'{u} *B G Mark, J M McKenzie, K A Welch POSTER    [details]
1340	U53A-0704	MCC level 2	The relationship between snowpack and seasonal low flows in the Sierra Nevada: climate change and water availability in California *S E Godsey, J W Kirchner POSTER    [details]
1340	U53A-0705	MCC level 2	Uncertainty in Projections of Impacts of Climate Change on Sierra Nevada mountain hydrology in California *E P Maurer, P B Duffy POSTER    [details]
1340	U53A-0706	MCC level 2	Stream Discharge and Sediment Load Variation During Three Dry Years at Kings River Experimental Watershed in the Southern Sierra Nevada in California *S M Eagan, C Johnson, C T Hunsaker, C Dolanc, M Lynch POSTER    [details]
1340	U53A-0707	MCC level 2	High-Elevation Response of Conifers to Climate Change in the Sierra Nevada and Western Great Basin, USA: Treeline Elevation is Not the Primary Effect *C I Millar, R D Westfall, J C King, D L Delany, H A Alden POSTER    [details]
1340	U53A-0708	MCC level 2	Reconstructing a Past Climate Using Current Multi-species' Climate Spaces *R D Westfall, C I Millar POSTER    [details]
1340	U53A-0709	MCC level 2	High Elevation Monitoring in the North American Tropics: Ecosystem/Climate Relationships on Nevado de Colima, Mexico *P Hartsough, F Biondi POSTER    [details]
1340	U53A-0710	MCC level 2	GLORIA Alpine Plant Monitoring in the White Mountains, Inyo County, California. *A Jayko, F L Powell, J T Smiley, D Pritchett, A Dennis, C I Millar, K E Murrell POSTER    [details]
1340	U53A-0711	MCC level 2	A New GLORIA Target Region in the Sierra Nevada, California, USA; Alpine Plant Monitoring For Global Climate Change A Dennis, *C I Millar, K E Murrell POSTER    [details]
1340	U53A-0712	MCC level 2	The Glacier National Park GLORIA Project: A new US Target Region for Alpine Plant Monitoring Installed in the Northern Rocky Mountains, Montana K Holzer, *D Fagre POSTER    [details]
1340	U53A-0713	MCC level 2	Competing Interests and Concerns in the Rio Grande Basin: Mountain Hydrology, Desert Ecology, Climate Change, and Population Growth *A Rango POSTER    [details]
1340	U53A-0714	MCC level 2	Mountain Snowpack, Lowland Winter Precipitation, and Variability in Three Western US Mountain Ranges *M V Losleben, N Pepin POSTER    [details]
1340	U53A-0715	MCC level 2	How the 2004 Onset of Snowmelt and Streamflow Varied with Elevation *J D Lundquist, D R Cayan, M D Dettinger POSTER    [details]
1340	U53A-0716	MCC level 2	The hydrologic and biogeochemical response of undisturbed mountain ecosystems in the Western United States to multiple stressors: Interactions between climate variability and atmospheric deposition of contaminants *D H Campbell, M A Mast, D W Clow, G P Ingersoll, L Nanus POSTER    [details]
1340	U53A-0717	MCC level 2	The Airborne Carbon in the Mountains Experiment *D Schimel, B Stephens, S Running, R Monson, T Vukicevic, D Ojima POSTER    [details]
1340	U53A-0718	MCC level 2	Trends in Snowfall Versus Rainfall for the Western United States *N Knowles, M D Dettinger, D R Cayan POSTER    [details]
1340	U53A-0719	MCC level 2	Meteorological Drought in the Mountainous West *A Gershunov, D Cayan POSTER    [details]
1340	U53A-0720	MCC level 2	Runoff Simulation over the Sierra Nevada Region Using a Coupled Regional Climate Model *J Jin, N L Miller POSTER    [details]