2009 Annual Review of Research Presentations

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  • Session 1 Session 2 Session 3 Session 4 Posters Session 1
  • No bull: Juvenile bull sharks may play diverse functional roles in coastal food webs Aaron Wirsing Assistant Professor, College of Forest Resources Download slideshow (pdf)Download audio recording (16 MB mp3)
  • Efficacy and potential for non-target effects of larvicides for West Nile Virus control in Seattle catch basinAbstract
    Morgan Sternberg     Graduate Student, School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences and
    Loveday Conquest Professor, School of Aquatic and Fishery SciencesDownload slideshow (pdf)Download audio recording (17 MB mp3)
  • From shelf to Sound:  Hidden and hazardous chemicals in everyday products Abstract Anne C. Steinemann Professor, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering and Evans School of Public Affairs Download slideshow (pdf)Download audio recording (17 MB mp3)
  • Session 2
  • Washington's water resources in a changing climate Dennis Lettenmaier Professor, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Download slideshow (pdf)Download audio recording (17 MB mp3)
  • Historical and future trends in precipitation extremes and their impacts on the stormwater infrastructure of Washington State Abstract Eric Rosenberg Graduate Student, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
     Download slideshow (pdf)Download audio recording (17 MB mp3)
  • From watersheds to the sea in Puget Sound:  the (inferred) dynamics of chemical export J. Scott Bechtold Postdoctoral Research Associate, School of Aquatic and Fishery SciencesDownload slideshow (pdf) Download audio recording (14 MB mp3)
  • Evaluation of peak pricing on single-family residential water consumption in SeattleAbstract
    David Hsu
    Graduate Student, College of Urban Planning and Architecture    Download slideshow (pdf) Download audio recording (17 MB mp3)
  • Session 3
  • Monitoring spatiotemporal heterogeneity of arid wetlands
     Abstract
    L. Monika Moskal
    Assistant Professor of Remote Sensing & Biospatial Analysis, College of Forest Resources    Download slideshow (pdf) Download audio recording (15 MB mp3)
  • Evaluation of precipitation scaling using snow cover
    disappearance date    Abstract
    Mark Raleigh    Graduate Student, Department of Civil and Environmental EngineeringDownload slideshow (pdf)Download audio recording (19 MB mp3)
  • The Fate of Onsite Septic System Nitrogen Discharges in Groundwater of the Hood Canal Basin Abstract Julie Horowitz Research Analyst, William D. Ruckelshaus Center
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  • Session 4
  • The known unknowns:  Emerging chemical contaminants in the Puget Sound and beyond Joel Baker Port of Tacoma Chair in Environmental Science and Professor, University of Washington Tacoma Download slideshow (pdf) Download audio recording (19 MB mp3)
  • Migrations of salmon and trout in Puget Sound:  New approaches to old questionsAbstractTom Quinn
    Professor, School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciencies    Download slideshow (pdf) Download audio recording (22 MB mp3)
  • Posters

  • Estimating soil moisture, inundation, and methane emissions from Siberian wetlands using models and remote sensing
    Ted Bohn, Graduate Student, Land Surface Water Research Group, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, tbohn@hydro.washington.edu

    Headwater streams in working forests: Woody debris and sediment dynamics
    Melissa Maxa, Graduate Student, College of Forest Resources, maxa0006@umn.edu

    Effects of climate change on white-water recreation on the Salmon River, Idaho
    Kristian Mickelson, Graduate Student, Land Surface Water Research Group, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, kebm@hydro.washington.edu

    Toward solving the policy and planning problem of the Mekong Delta hydrology using optimal control
    Tho H. Nguyen, Graduate Student, Department of Electrical Engineering, ntho@u.washington.edu

    SnowSTAR2002 transect reconstruction in Alaska
    Xiaogang Shi, Graduate Student, Land Surface Water Research Group, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, xiaogang@hydro.washington.edu

    Trends in Eurasian Arctic runoff timing and their relationship to snow cover changes
    Amanda Tan, Graduate Student, Land Surface Water Research Group, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, amanda@hydro.washington.edu

    Impacts of climate change on water management in the State of Washington, USA
    Julie Vano, Graduate Student, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, jvano@u.washington.edu

    Impacts of storm events on nutrient loading in the Lower Hood Canal region
    Nicholas Ward, Graduate Student, Chemical Oceanography, School of Oceanography nickward@u.washington.edu