Tuesday Morning 1
Time	Session	Location	Title
0800	H21A	MS Exh Hall B	Watershed Characterization and Modeling IV Posters (joint with NS) Presiding: T Ferre, University of Arizona    [Abstracts]
0800	H21A-0167	MS Exh Hall B	Nonlinearity of basin response with respect to watershed size and storm magnitude *K Lee, N Chen, B L Gartsman POSTER    [details]
0800	H21A-0168	MS Exh Hall B	Topographic Controls on Hillslope–Riparian Water Table Continuity in a set of Nested Catchments, Northern Rocky Mountains, Montana *K G Jencso, B L McGlynn, M N Gooseff, S M Wondzell, K E Bencala, R A Payn POSTER    [details]
0800	H21A-0169	MS Exh Hall B	Physics-based simulation of surface and near-surface hydrologic response for the Tarrawarra Catchment: parameterization for a synthetic dataset *B B Mirus, K Loague, S K Kampf, S J Burges POSTER    [details]
0800	H21A-0170	MS Exh Hall B	Developing a Framework for Testing Distributed Hydrologic Models at the Hillslope Scale *N C Cristea, S K Kampf, B B Mirus, K Loague, S J Burges POSTER    [details]
0800	H21A-0171	MS Exh Hall B	An Integration Of Subgrid Physics Into Coarse Grid Simulations Of River Models *S Fu, B R Hodges POSTER    [details]
0800	H21A-0172	MS Exh Hall B	Development of a Distributed Watershed Model Coupling River Flow, Surface Runoff, and Subsurface Flow *R Sung, M Li POSTER    [details]
0800	H21A-0173	MS Exh Hall B	Quantitative evaluation of perched groundwater storage using electric resistivity method in mountainous headwater catchments at Shiranui, Kumamoto, Japan *K Yamamiya, J Shimada, M Ono, T Sueda POSTER    [details]
0800	H21A-0174	MS Exh Hall B	Runoff generation in SE Spain E N Dalen, *M J Kirkby, P J Chapman, L J Bracken POSTER    [details]
0800	H21A-0175	MS Exh Hall B	Modeling Watershed Hydrologic Water Balance Using the Soil and Water Assessment Tool (SWAT), Lower Coastal Plain, South Carolina USA *E B Haley, D M Amatya, T J Callahan, N S Levine POSTER    [details]
0800	H21A-0176	MS Exh Hall B	Characterizing Storm Event Dynamics of a Forested Watershed in the Lower Atlantic Coastal Plain, South Carolina USA *I B LaTorre Torres, D M Amatya, T J Callahan, N S Levine POSTER    [details]
0800	H21A-0177	MS Exh Hall B	Groundwater Ages and Stable Isotope Fingerprints of Contaminated Water to Examine Potential Solute Sources at a Uranium Processing Mill *T G Hurst, D K Solomon POSTER    [details]
0800	H21A-0178	MS Exh Hall B	Is Spatial Proximity of Watersheds a Sufficient Guide to Hydrologic Similarity? *K A Sawicz, T Wagener, M Sivapalan, P A Troch POSTER    [details]
0800	H21A-0179	MS Exh Hall B	Evaluation of Catchment Storage Volume for Moderating Flow Fluctuations *H Takimoto, H Horino, H Tanakamaru POSTER    [details]
0800	H21A-0180	MS Exh Hall B	Travel Time Distribution Modeling in the Valles Caldera, New Mexico *P D Broxton, P A Troch, P D Brooks, S W Lyon, J R Gustafson, W C Veatch POSTER    [details]
0800	H21A-0181	MS Exh Hall B	Quantifying Groundwater Contribution to Surface Flow in an Agricultural Watershed *C Starzyk, L Smith POSTER    [details]
0800	H21A-0182	MS Exh Hall B	A new method to separate rain and snow *S W Kienzle POSTER    [details]
0800	H21A-0183	MS Exh Hall B	Water Resources Estimation of the Biosphere Reserve "Sierra de las Minas" in Guatemala, by Using a Distributed Hydrological Model and Considering Lack of Data *M MORALES-DE LA CRUZ, F FRANCES GARCIA POSTER    [details]
0800	H21A-0184	MS Exh Hall B	Diagnostic evaluation of distributed physically based model at the REW scale (THREW) using rainfall-runoff event analysis *F Tian, M Sivapalan, H Li, H Hu POSTER    [details]
0800	H21A-0185	MS Exh Hall B	A Semi-Distributed Hydrologic Model for Stream Flow Simulation Using the Sacramento Soil Moisture Accounting Model (SAC-SMA) *B Khakbaz, K Hsu, S Sorooshian POSTER    [details]
0800	H21A-0186	MS Exh Hall B	Relating Streamflow Recession to Soil and Watershed Properties *C Bandaragoda, D Tarboton, R Woods, J Boettinger POSTER    [details]
0800	H21A-0187	MS Exh Hall B	Analysis of the Two-Dimensional Effect in the H/V Spectral Ratio Method for Bedrock Depth Estimation *L Liu, L Zhu, J W Lane POSTER    [details]
0800	H21A-0188	MS Exh Hall B	An analytical model of the effects of catchment hypsography on the flood frequency distribution *P Allamano, P Claps, F Laio POSTER    [details]
0800	H21A-0189	MS Exh Hall B	Applying C2VSIM, an integrated hydrologic model of California's Central Valley, to assess local and regional impacts of conjunctive use projects *C F Brush, E C Dogrul, T N Kadir, F I Chung POSTER    [details]
0800	H21A-0190	MS Exh Hall B	Innovative Springshed Mapping for Trout Stream Management *A J Luhmann, S C Alexander, E C Alexander Jr.J A Green POSTER    [details]
0800	H21A-0191	MS Exh Hall B	Modeling Surface Runoff in the Mustang Creek Basin, California, Using the Soil and Water Assessment Tool (SWAT) *D K Saleh, C R Kratzer POSTER    [details]
0800	H21A-0192	MS Exh Hall B	Statistical Analysis of Agricultural BMP Effectiveness using Measured and Simulated Water Quality Data *D M Cowan, J R Stedinger, C A Shoemaker POSTER    [details]
0800	H21A-0193	MS Exh Hall B	Assessment of Uncertainty of Forest Road Hydrology Modeling with the Distributed Hydrology Soil Vegetation Model (DHSVM) *C G Surfleet, A E Skaugset IIIJ McDonnell POSTER    [details]
0800	H21A-0194	MS Exh Hall B	Characterization of sediment sources in the Le Sueur River watershed, southern Minnesota *P Belmont, L Perg, S Day, C Jennings, K Gran, A Johnson, P Wilcock POSTER    [details]
0800	H21A-0195	MS Exh Hall B	An Integrated Sediment Budget for the Le Sueur River in Southern Minnesota *S S Day, P Belmont, L Perg, A Johnson, K Gran, C Jennings, P Wilcock POSTER    [details]
0800	H21A-0196	MS Exh Hall B	Hydrogeologic Characterization of Fractured Crystalline Bedrock on the Southern Part of Manhattan, New York, Using Advanced Borehole Geophysical Methods *F Stumm, A Chu, P K Joesten, J W Lane POSTER    [details]
0800	H21A-0197	MS Exh Hall B	Is the Relationship Between Peak Runoff Discharge and Land-Use Pattern Convex? A Numerical Experiment with the IHLUO Model *I Yeo, J Guldmann POSTER    [details]
0800	H21A-0198	MS Exh Hall B	Calibration Of The Variable Infiltration Capacity (VIC) Model For Streamflow Estimation Along The Upper Assiniboine River Basin *C O Agboma, K R Snelgrove POSTER    [details]
0800	H21A-0199	MS Exh Hall B	Integrating Thermokarst Features in the UpperKuparuk and Imnvait Basin Using Remote Sensing and Ground-Truth Data into TOPOFLOW *E D Trochim, D L Kane POSTER    [details]