Wednesday Afternoon 2
Time	Session	Location	Title
1600	H34D	MW 2018	Pan Evaporation Trends: Observations, Interpretations, and the Ecohydrological Implications II Presiding: M Roderick, The Australian National University; M Parlange, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology - Lausanne, EPFL    [Abstracts]
1600	H34D-01	MW 2018	Atmospheric Moisture Demand Under Global Warming *A Dai INVITED    [details]
1615	H34D-02	MW 2018	Study on Change Trend of Pan Evaporation in Recent Years of China Y Zeng, *C Liu, X Qiu    [details]
1630	H34D-03	MW 2018	Decreasing Evapotranspiration on the Tibetan Highlands and its Implications for Agriculture *A Thomas    [details]
1645	H34D-04	MW 2018	Understanding the relationship between actual and potential evapotranspirations from long-term water balance analysis and flux observation *D YANG, H YANG, F SUN    [details]
1700	H34D-05	MW 2018	Pan Evaporation Measurements to Estimate Actual Evaporation *J Szilagyi    [details]
1715	H34D-06	MW 2018	Projected increase in continental runoff due to plant responses to increasing carbon dioxide R A Betts, O Boucher, M Collins, P M Cox, P D Falloon, N Gedney, *D L Hemming, C Huntingford, C D Jones, D M Sexton, M J Webb    [details]
1730	H34D-07	MW 2018	Global Trends in Potential and Actual Evapotranspiration Based on 20 Years of Satellite Observations J Fisher, *K Tu    [details]
1745	H34D-08	MW 2018	Can the worldwide changes in evaporative demand be reconciled with changes expected due to global warming? *M L Roderick, G D Farquhar    [details]