Hydrology and Water Resources

Spring 2006 Seminars New Location: 206 J W Harshbarger 1133 E James E Rogers Way Time: 4:00-5:00 PM -- Refreshments Served 3:45 PM
Date/Place	Title	Speaker
January 25	Field Application of in-situ Chemical Oxidation using Permanganate for the TIAA Samsonite Site	Justin Marble Univ of Arizona
February 1	On Watersheds as Complex Environmental Systems: A Case for Multidisciplinary Hydrology	Murugesu Sivapalan Univ of Illinois
February 8	Changes in the Global Land Water Balance, and Implications for Ecosystems	Steve Running Univ of Montana
February 15	Hydrologic Model for Water Resources, Planning in Arid Southern Arizona	Eylon Shamir Hydrologic Research Center
February 22	Fusion of Tomographic Surveys for Subsurface Hydrologic Sciences	Junfeng Zhu and Jianwei Xiang HWR
March	No Seminar
March 2 8:00 - 5:00	El Dia del Agua Symposium Student Union
March 8	Sustainable Co-Development, A Strategy for Dialogue and Communication in International Cooperation	Jean Fried Univ of Maine
March 22	Promoting Sanitation in Africa: Who Buys Latrines, Where and Why?	Mimi Jenkins UC Davis
March 29 Kisiel Lecture CESL Room 102 2:00 p.m.	Computational Environments for Coupling Multiphase Flow, Transport, and Mechanics in Porous Media	Mary Wheeler
April 5	Understanding Solute Transport in Extremeley Heterogeneous Media: What has been Learned from 20 years of Research at the MADE Site?	Chunmiao Zheng Univ of Alabama
April 12	Global Land Ice Measurements from Space (GLIMS): Global Patterns of Changing Glaciers	Jeff Kargel HWR
April 19	What Are You Lookin' At? Puzzling Observations Regarding Hydrologic Measurement and Analysis	Ty Ferre HWR
April 21 3:00 P.M. Friday	250 Years of Hydrogeology: Are We Mature Yet?	Daniel Stephens Daniel Stephens and Associates Albuquerque NM
April 26	The Effects of Soil Development on Hydrological Properties and Flow Paths: Consequences for Nutrient Losses	Kathleen Lohse Arizona State

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Department of Hydrology and Water Resources
College of Engineering - The University of Arizona
John W. Harshbarger Building

1133 E. North Campus Dr. Tucson, AZ 85721
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Spring 2006 Seminars