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As of mid-March 1999
The names of the authors are provided here as a courtesy to those interested
in the research efforts of the Water Resources Sector of the National
Assessment. Please contact the authors directly if you have questions
about their specific research endeavors.
- Bibliographic Review of the Literature on Climate and Water in
the U.S.
- Beth Chalecki
- U.S. Water Demand in 1995: A review of the current demand for water
in the United States by sector and by USGS water resources regions
- Howard Perlman
- Issues of Concern to Water Managers: Advice and Recommendations
- Gerald Hansler, Kathy Jacobs, David Major
- Review of the Implications of Climate Change for Regional Water
Resources: Summary of Past Watershed Research
- Peter Gleick/Beth Chalecki: Colorado, Sacramento
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- Greg McCabe/George Leavesley: East River, Gunnison, Delaware, San
Juan, San Joaquin, Carson/Truckee
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- Dennis Lettenmaier: Columbia, Missouri, ACF
- Frank Quinn: Great Lakes
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- Jurgen Schmandt: Trinity, Edwards Aquifer, Colorado (Texas), Rio Grande
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- Aris Georgakakos: ACF, others
- New Watershed Studies Using NA GCMs
- Dennis Lettenmaier
- Philip Chao/U.S. Army Corps
- Aris Georgakakos
- Frank Quinn
- USGS: Delaware, Animas, East River, San Joaquin, East Fork of the
Carson
- Baseline Water Quality: Qualitative Assessment of Vulnerabilities
of Water Quality to Climate Variability and Change
- Tim Miller (NAWQA); Greg Schwarz
- Hydrologic and water quality models linked to climate changes in
stream flow (Upton Hatch/Southeast)
- Aris Georgakakos
- Extreme Events (Big increase in variability over last few decades;
sensitivity to extremes)
- Bruce Hayden: climate side
- Harry Lins/James Slack/Peter Gleick: streamflow
- Tom Karl: precipitation intensity
- Brent Yarnal: Mid-Atlantic
- Adequacy of streamflow network, other monitoring & flow duration
through GCMs in current watershed modeling (Hadley cells)
- Lauren Hay/Rob Wilbey
- Ecosystem Functioning and Health
- Judy Meyer/Mike Sale
- Focus on existing instream flow modeling; update 2nd National Water
Assessment
- Steve Hostetler
- Impacts on Reservoir System Operation; Effectiveness of Regulatory
Practices (Lake Folsom, Lake Saylorville, ACF River Basin)
- Aris Georgakakis
- Economic and Social Costs of Climatic Variability and Change
- Ken Frederick
- Effects of Climate Change and Variability on Groundwater (comprehensive
review of the existing literature; coordination of participation of
other centers and individuals)
- Susan Seacrest/Bob Kuzelka
- Soil Moisture Sensitivity to Climate Change; Impacts on Agriculture
- Aris Georgakakis/Hydrologic Research Center
- Baseline scenario development: Role of demographic changes
- Mike Sale
- National Reconnaissance of Changes in Climate in USGS Watersheds
(application of NA GCMs to HUMUS model, at 4-digit/8-digit watershed
level; application of 1xCO2 as well)
- Norm Rosenberg
- Indicators of Vulnerability
- Joel Smith/Gale Hurd
- Review of Regional Model Estimates of Impacts of Climate Change
on Snowfall/Snowmelt Conditions
- Peter Gleick/Lauren Hay/Al Rango/Dennis Lettenmaier
- Climate Change and Water Resources: Legal Issues
- Joseph Dellapenna
- Evaluation of mean monthly and annual runoff in USGS watershed
areas using GCM Data
- Dave Wolock
- Climate Change and Reservoirs
- Steve Hostetler
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