Thursday Afternoon 1
Time	Session	Location	Title
1340	H43F	MS Exh Hall B	Hydrologic, Geomorphic, and Ecologic Effects of Wildfires: Processes, Prediction, and Mitigation I Posters Presiding: S Woods, University of Montana; L MacDonald, Colorado State University; P Robichaud, USDA Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Research Station    [Abstracts]
1340	H43F-1681	MS Exh Hall B	Synthesis of Post-wildland Fire Sediment Yields in Different Rainfall Regimes in the western United States *D A Martin, J A Moody POSTER    [details]
1340	H43F-1682	MS Exh Hall B	Post-Fire Sediment Flux of the Day Fire, California *K M Schmidt, J D Stock, M N Hanshaw POSTER    [details]
1340	H43F-1683	MS Exh Hall B	High-Resolution Rainfall From Radar Reflectivity and Terrestrial Rain Gages for use in Estimating Debris-Flow Susceptibility in the Day Fire, California *M N Hanshaw, K M Schmidt, D P Jorgensen, J D Stock POSTER    [details]
1340	H43F-1684	MS Exh Hall B	Impact of Fire on Streamflow in Southern California Watersheds *R R Bart, A S Hope POSTER    [details]
1340	H43F-1685	MS Exh Hall B	Fire Effects on Runoff Generation and Sediment Yield from a Coarse-Textured Sagebrush-Dominated Landscape *C J Williams, F B Pierson, P R Kormos, C A Moffet POSTER    [details]
1340	H43F-1686	MS Exh Hall B	Erosion Rates of Volcanic-ash Derived Soils in the Blue Mountains of Eastern Oregon, USA: A Comparison Across Sales in Space and Time. *S M Wondzell, C F Clifton, R M Harris, J C Ritchie POSTER    [details]
1340	H43F-1687	MS Exh Hall B	Soil Erosion in a Burned Mountainous Watershed, Kootenay National Park, British Columbia *Y E Martin, J M Gallaway, E A Johnson POSTER    [details]
1340	H43F-1688	MS Exh Hall B	Comparing Burned and Unburned Forest Conditions Using Simulated Rill Experiments *P R Robichaud, R E Brown, J W Wagenbrenner POSTER    [details]
1340	H43F-1689	MS Exh Hall B	Effects of Boreal Forest Fires in Interior Alaska *J J Hutchinson, H A Toniolo POSTER    [details]
1340	H43F-1690	MS Exh Hall B	Overlandflow and Rainsplash Erosion Rates of Scoria Cone Hillslopes Affected and Unaffected by Wildlandfire *B Martinez-Hackert, M I Bursik POSTER    [details]
1340	H43F-1691	MS Exh Hall B	Fire Induced Shallow Landslides Triggering R Rosso, *M Rulli POSTER    [details]
1340	H43F-1692	MS Exh Hall B	Storm Rainfall Conditions for Floods and Debris Flows from Recently Burned Basins in Southwestern Colorado and Southern California *S H Cannon, J E Gartner, R C Wilson, J C Bowers, J L Laber POSTER    [details]
1340	H43F-1693	MS Exh Hall B	What Causes Runoff and Sediment Yields to Increase After Wildfires? *I J Larsen, L H MacDonald, E Brown, D Rough, M J Welsh, J H Pietraszek, Z Libohova, K Schaffrath POSTER    [details]
1340	H43F-1694	MS Exh Hall B	An Experimental Study of the Effects of Litter and Duff Consumption and Ash Formation on Post-Fire Runoff. *S W Woods, V Balfour POSTER    [details]
1340	H43F-1695	MS Exh Hall B	Does wildfire ash block soil pores? A micromorphological analysis of burned soils. *V Balfour, S W Woods POSTER    [details]
1340	H43F-1696	MS Exh Hall B	Long term dynamic changes in soil organic matter following forest fires *N Tessler, N Greenbaum, D Malkinson, L Wittenberg POSTER    [details]
1340	H43F-1697	MS Exh Hall B	Post-fire Erosion: Long-term Recovery and Effectiveness of Rehabilitation Techniques *L H MacDonald, D T Rough, K Schaffrath POSTER    [details]
1340	H43F-1698	MS Exh Hall B	Predicting Fire Severity and Hydrogeomorphic Effects for Wildland Fire Decision Support *K Hyde, S W Woods, D Calkin, K Ryan, R Keane POSTER    [details]