Tuesday Afternoon 2
Time	Session	Location	Title
1600	H24E	MW 2014	Scenario Analysis and Stochastic Hydrology for Water Resources Applications II Presiding: J González, University of Castilla-La Mancha; J B Valdés, University of Arizona; H Hartmann, University of Arizona; S Stewart, University of Arizona    [Abstracts]
1600	H24E-01	MW 2014	Climate and Management of the Colorado River: What Does the SSD Study Tell Us About Scenario Analysis? *D S Kenney    [details]
1615	H24E-02	MW 2014	The Value of Scenario Development in Environmental and Socio-economic Policy Applications *M I Mahmoud, H V Gupta    [details]
1630	H24E-03	MW 2014	Paleoflood Data, Extreme Floods and Frequency: Data and Models for Dam Safety Risk Scenarios *J F England Jr, J Godaire, R Klinger    [details]
1645	H24E-04	MW 2014	Strategy of Water Resources Planning Under Risk *Z Wang, M Ye    [details]
1700	H24E-05	MW 2014	Climate Scenarios for the Western US: Incorporating ENSO Variability Into Downscaled Temperature and Precipitation Projections from Coupled Climate Models J Canon, *F Dominguez, J Valdes    [details]
1715	H24E-06	MW 2014	Evaluating Recent 20th Century Changes in Cool Season Precipitation Variability in the Western U.S. in the Context of Paleoclimatic Reconstructions *A F Hamlet, A L Westerling, T P Barnett, D P Lettenmaier    [details]
1730	H24E-07	MW 2014	Simulation of Daily Rainfall Scenarios for S. Florida That Reflect Interannual and Multidecadal Climate Cycles *U Lall, H Kwon, J Obeysekera    [details]
1745	H24E-08	MW 2014	A smoothed statistical regionalization approach for modelling monthly precipitation in complex terrain *J González, J B Valdés    [details]