Department of Hydrology and Water Resources

Spring 2009 Seminar Series

Wednesdays 4:00 - 5:00 pm

unless otherwise noted

Harshbarger Bldg.

Room 206

Refreshments Served at 3:45pm

If you wish to visit with the Guest Speaker, please contact Speaker’s Host.

Spring 2009 Seminar Schedule

Seminar Date	Speaker	Institution	Seminar Title	Host
1/21/09	David Gochis	National Center for Atmospheric Research	The North American Monsoon Experiment: Progress and Challenges in Improving Predictions of Warm Season Rainfall	Gupta/ Troch
3:30 Th, 1/29/09 Phys-Atmo Rm. 224	Marek Zreda	Hydrology and Water Resources, UA	Measuring Soil Moisture Content Non-invasively at the Intermediate Spatial Scale using Cosmic-ray Neurons	McIntosh
Marley, Rm. 230 2/4/09	Scott Collins	University of New Mexico, Sevilleta LTER	Global Change Impacts on Chihuahuan Desert Ecosystems	Kurc
2/11/09	Chris Neuzil	USGS	"Anomalous" Subsurface Fluid Pressures: Maybe not so Anomalous!	McIntosh
3:30 Th, 2/19/09 Phys-Atmo Rm. 224	Jim Shuttleworth	HWR and Atmo. Sciences, University of Arizona	On the Theory Relating Changes in Area-Average and Pan Evaporation	McIntosh
2/25/09	Jeff Hanor	Louisiana State University	Sedimentary Basins as Chemical Reactors	McIntosh
3/4/09	Sharon Megdal	Water Resources Res. Ctr. University of Arizona	Water planning in Arizona	McIntosh
3/11//09	Harald Kling		Parameter estimation for precipitation-runoff models	McIntosh
3/18/09	Spring Break
Thurs. 3/26/09	Chuck George Eric Barron		El Dia del Agua presentations; more info TBA
4/1/09	Chris Duffy	Penn State University	Kisiel Lecture (titleTBA)	Maddock
4/8/09	Mark Person	New Mexico Tech	Assessment of Hydrologic Impacts of CO2 Sequestration, Illinois Basin	McIntosh
4/15/09 Marshall Rm. 531	Richard Hooper David Maidment	CUAHSI University of Texas	Data Sharing as a Foundation for the Advancement of Hydrologic Science	M. Garcia
4/22/09	Peter Cook	CSIRO	Darcy Lecture: Environmental Tracers in Modern Hydrogeology: Reducing Uncertainty in Ground Water Flow Estimation	McIntosh
4/29/09	Larry Winter	HWR, University of Arizona	A 2-D Large Eddy Simulation of Darcy's Experiment: Using Computational Physics to Assess Effects of Pore Space Properties on Hydraulic Conductivity	McIntosh
5/6//09	No seminar		(last day of classes)