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"Floods, Drought and River Food Webs"
Storer Lecture 2019-02-21 16:08
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Overview of day 2 of the Adaptive Management Forum
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Panel Discussion: What is adaptive management on a practical level? Panelists Mark Schwartz, Ramona Swenson, Lauren Hastings, Campbell Ingram, Carl Wilcox, Moderator John Callaway
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This 47-minute presentation presents a case study of how field methods were integrated with data analyses and analytical modeling to work out the various mechanisms by with wind, runoff, and tides…
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This 53-minute presentation offers a case study in which a simple, naive idea led to fundamentally new advancements in science, aided by innovations in field methods.
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This 62-minute presentation introduces the hydrological and geomorphological concepts guiding elementary river restoration practices in the late 20th and early 21st century.
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This 29-minute presentation covers concepts and field methods for groundwater flux at local and aquifer scales.
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This 23-minute presentation explains key conditions and processes in estuaries, and then shows a case study of field-based monitoring of estuarine health.
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This 32-minute presentation explains key conditions and processes in lakes, highlights some of the water quality technologies, and shows a unique example of lake conditions at volcanos.
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This 42-minute presentation explains how deliberate and accidental materials released into natural waters can be used to reveal the mechanisms by which water moves around and transfers the materials…
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This 27-minute presentation provides some background related to water quality and how we address it as a society, including a case study related to a project I worked on some time ago with suspended…
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