Thursday Afternoon 2
Time	Session	Location	Title
1600	H44C	MW 2014	Advances in Ecohydrology: Landscape-Scale Patterns and Processes II (joint with B) Presiding: T M Scanlon, University of Virginia; B L McGlynn, Montana State University; D Riveros-Iregui, Montana State University    [Abstracts]
1600	H44C-01	MW 2014	Hydroecology/ Ecohydrology: Development and Recent Advances *D M Hannah, J P Sadler, P J Wood INVITED    [details]
1620	H44C-02	MW 2014	The Control of Salmonid Populations by Hydrological Connectivity: an Analysis at the Local, Reach and Watershed scales *S N Lane, T P Burt, L J Dugdale, J Dixon, A L Heathwaite, A Maltby, S M Reaney    [details]
1635	H44C-03	MW 2014	Regional Trends in Streamflow in Central Texas: Reconciling the Effects of Degradation and Woody Plant Encroachment *B P Wilcox, Y Huang, H Perotto    [details]
1655	H44C-04	MW 2014	Transient coupling of water, carbon and nutrient cycling patterns over hillslope gradients: Co-evolution of catenae in different landscapes *L E Band, T Hwang, T C Hales, P Groffman, R Pouyat INVITED    [details]
1715	H44C-05	MW 2014	Ecohydrology and Carbon Cycling in a Headwater Catchment: Identifying the Hydrologic, Biologic and Abiotic Processes Expressed in Terrestrial-Aquatic Connectivity *M S Johnson, D Moore, E J Quilty    [details]
1730	H44C-06	MW 2014	Spatially explicit simulation of hydrologically controlled carbon and nitrogen cycles and associated feedback mechanisms in a boreal ecosystem in Eastern Canada. *A Govind, J M Chen, H Margolis    [details]
1745	H44C-07	MW 2014	Linking Soil Moisture, Micro-climate, and Transpiration in a Headwater Catchment *H R Barnard, J Brooks, Z Kayler, E W Sulzman, C L Phillips, J J McDonnell, B J Bond    [details]