Friday Morning 1
Time	Session	Location	Title
0800	H51M	MW 2018	Hydrologic, Geomorphic, and Ecologic Effects of Wildfires: Processes, Prediction, and Mitigation II Presiding: S Woods, University of Montana; L MacDonald, Colorado State University; P Robichaud, USDA Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Research Station    [Abstracts]
0800	H51M-01	MW 2018	Differential Recovery Rates of Post Fire Runoff and Erosion: The Effects of Slope, Aspect and Vegetation *L Wittenberg, D Malkinson, R Barzilai    [details]
0815	H51M-02	MW 2018	Runoff Response at Three Spatial Scale from a Burned Watershed *J A Moody, D A Kinner    [details]
0830	H51M-03	MW 2018	Post-fire Erosion and Recovery in Chaparral Steeplands, Southern California *P M Wohlgemuth    [details]
0845	H51M-04	MW 2018	Calculation of flow, sediment transport, and channel erosion in burned watersheds prone to debris flows *J W Kean, J E Gartner    [details]
0900	H51M-05	MW 2018	The Role of Vegetative Ash in Post-Fire Erosion and the Generation of Progressively-Bulked Debris Flows *E J Gabet    [details]
0915	H51M-06	MW 2018	The Effects of Repeated Fires on Vegetation Communities Structure and Implications for Geomorphological Processes *D Malkinson, O Beeri, L Wittenberg    [details]
0930	H51M-07	MW 2018	Resource homogenization in degraded arid landscapes induced by fire – erosion interactions *S Ravi, P D'Odorico, L Wang, S L Collins, C S White, G S Okin    [details]
0945	H51M-08	MW 2018	Watershed-Scale Post-Fire Treatment Effects on Runoff and Erosion After the Hayman Fire, Colorado *J W Wagenbrenner, P R Robichaud, R E Brown    [details]