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Subalpine, cold climate, stormwater treatment with a constructed surface flow wetland

Heyvaert, A C John Reuter Goldman, C R

Published in JAWRA Journal of the American Water Resources Association

Modeling the Hydrology of Climate Change in Californias Sierra Nevada for Subwatershed Scale Adaptation

Young, Charles Escobar, Marisa Fernandes, Martha Joyce, Brian Kiparsky, Michael Jeffrey Mount Mehta, Vishal K. Purkey, David Joshua Viers Yates, David ...

Published in JAWRA Journal of the American Water Resources Association

The rainfall-runoff model presented in this study represents the hydrology of 15 major watersheds of the Sierra Nevada in California as the backbone of a planning tool for water resources analysis including climate change studies. Our model implementation documents potential changes in hydrologic metrics such as snowpack and the initiation of snowm...

Nutrient and sediment production, watershed characteristics and land use in the Tahoe basin, California-Nevada

Coats, R Larsen, M Heyvaert, A Thomas, J Luck, M John Reuter

Published in JAWRA Journal of the American Water Resources Association

A Method to Consider Whether Dams Mitigate Climate Change Effects on Stream Temperatures

Sarah E, Null Scott T., Ligare Joshua Viers

Published in JAWRA Journal of the American Water Resources Association

This article provides a method for examining mesoscale water quality objectives downstream of dams with anticipated climate change using a multi-model approach. Cold-water habitat for species such as trout and salmon has been reduced by water regulation, dam building, and land use change that alter stream temperatures. Climate change is an addition...

Management of the Spring Snowmelt Recession in Regulated Systems

Sarah Yarnell Ryan Peek Gerhard, Epke Amy, Lind

Published in JAWRA Journal of the American Water Resources Association

In an effort to restore predictable ecologically relevant spring snowmelt recession flow patterns in rivers regulated by dams, this study defined a methodology by which spring flow regimes can be modeled in regulated systems from the quantifiable characteristics of spring snowmelt recessions in unregulated rivers. An analysis of eight unregulated r...

Hydropower Relicensing and Climate Change

Joshua Viers

Published in JAWRA Journal of the American Water Resources Association

Hydropower represents approximately 20\% of the world\textquoterights energy supply, is viewed as both vulnerable to global climate warming and an asset to reduce climate-altering emissions, and is increasingly the target of improved regulation to meet multiple ecosystem service benefits. It is within this context that the recent decision by the Un...

A Monte Carlo test of load calculation methods, Lake Tahoe basin, California-Nevada

Coats, R Liu, F Goldman, C R

Published in JAWRA Journal of the American Water Resources Association

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