Tuesday Morning 1
Time	Session	Location	Title
0830	H21E	CC R09	Measurement and Monitoring Methods in Ecohydrology I (joint with B, NS) Presiding: B D Newman, Los Alamos National Laboratory; B R Scanlon, Bureau of Economic Geology, University of Texas at Austin    [Abstracts]
0830	H21E-01	CC R09	Unraveling Ecohydrological Fluxes: Separating the Grain From the Chaff *R L Scott    [details]
0845	H21E-02	CC R09	Defining an ecohydrograph *N G Phillips, M Daley    [details]
0900	H21E-03	CC R09	An Overview of Advances in Water Content Sensing for Small Watersheds and Ecohydrological Studies *D A Robinson, D Chandler, S B Jones    [details]
0915	H21E-04	CC R09	Comparison of Seven Electromagnetic Water Content Sensors Commonly Used in Ecohydrological Studies *J M Blonquist, S B Jones, D A Robinson    [details]
0930	H21E-05	CC R09	Hillslope Scale Rainfall Simulation for Understanding Water Fluxes on Rangelands *B P Wilcox, C Munster, K Owens, B Mohanty    [details]
0945	H21E-06	CC R09	Development of a generic system for real-time data access and remote control of multiple in-situ water quality monitoring instruments *S A Wright, G E Bennett, T Andrews, T S Melis, D J Topping    [details]