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Webb, Ryan 11 Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research, University of ColoradoSnow is an important environmental variable in headwater systems that controls hydrological processes such as streamflow, groundwater recharge, and

Udall, Brad 11 Colorado Water Institute – Colorado State UniversityWater in the Western US is governed by water law derived from the early gold miners in the mid 19th century and is controlled by massive infrastructure built in the

Strack, Otto D.L. 11 Department of Civil, Environmental, and Geo- Engi- neering, College of Science and Technology, University of MinnesotaGroundwater flow modeling has become increasingly sophisticated as modeling tools have evolved from

Smith, Rebecca 1 ; Kasprzyk, Joseph 21 University of Colorado at Boulder2 University of Colorado at BoulderIn light of the unpredictable effects of climate change and population shifts, responsible resource management

Singley, Joel G 1 ; Wlostowski, Adam N 2 ; Bergstrom, Anna J 3 ; Sokol, Erick R 4 ; Torrens, Christa L 5 ; Jaros, Chris 6 ; Wilson, Colleen E 7 ;

Rush, Michael 1 ; Rajaram, Harihar 2 ; Anderson , Robert 31 ²ÊÃñ±¦µä2 ²ÊÃñ±¦µä3 ²ÊÃñ±¦µä The Intergovernmental Panel on

Reising, Lauren J 1 ; Neupauer, Roseanna M 2 ; Mays, David C 31 ²ÊÃñ±¦µä2 ²ÊÃñ±¦µä3 University of Colorado DenverDuring in situ remediation of contaminated

Raleigh, Mark 1 ; Small, Eric 21 University of Colorado2 University of ColoradoLidar-measured snow depth and model-estimated snow density can be combined to map snow water equivalent (SWE) across basins. This approach

Rajaram, Harihar 1 ; Bahr , Jean M 2 ; Blöschl, Günter 3 ; Cai, Ximing 4 ;Mackay , D. Scott 5 ; Michalak, Anna 6 ; Montanari, Alberto 7 ; 

Larsen, Laurel 11 Department of Physical Geography – University of California at BerkeleyOne consequence of earth systems moving out of a regime of stationarity is that statistical models based on past behavior may no longer be useful for