Hydrology

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  Subject Areas on Research

  • A Multiscale Approach to Timescale Analysis: Isolating Diel Signals from Solute Concentration Time Series. 
  • Annual carbon sequestration and loss rates under altered hydrology and fire regimes in southeastern USA pocosin peatlands. 
  • Drained coastal peatlands: A potential nitrogen source to marine ecosystems under prolonged drought and heavy storm events-A microcosm experiment. 
  • Hydrologic regulation of plant rooting depth. 
  • Hydrologic resilience and Amazon productivity. 
  • Leveraging Big Data Towards Functionally-Based, Catchment Scale Restoration Prioritization. 
  • Site-scale Urban Water Mass Balance Assessment (SUWMBA) to quantify water performance of urban design-technology-environment configurations. 
  • Understanding urban water performance at the city-region scale using an urban water metabolism evaluation framework. 
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  Keywords of People

  • Emanuel, Ryan, Associate Professor of Hydrology, Environmental Sciences and Policy
  • Fay, John Patrick, Lecturing Fellow in the Division of Environmental Science and Policy, Environmental Sciences and Policy
  • Katul, Gabriel G., Theodore S. Coile Distinguished Professor of Hydrology and Micrometeorology, Civil and Environmental Engineering
  • Li, Wenhong, Associate Professor of Climate, Earth and Climate Sciences
  • McGlynn, Brian, Adjunct Professor, Earth and Climate Sciences