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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMSUNDAY, 19 FEBRUARY1500h – 2100h1700h – 1710h1710h – 1750h1800h – 1900hRegistrationWelcome RemarksAndrew C. Revkin, Keynote Speaker The New York TimesWelcome ReceptionMONDAY, 20 FEBRUARY0800h – 0840h0840h – 0920h0920h – 1000h1000h – 1030h1030h – 1200h1030h – 1200h1030h – 1200h1030h – 1200hOral Session 1: Current Challenges in Terrestrial HydrologyNaupaka BallroomDennis P. Lettenmaier | Planning for the Next Generation of Water CycleMissions INVITEDJames S. Famiglietti | Getting Real About the State of HydrologicalModeling: Priorities for Advancing the Next Generation of Integrated,Data-Assimilating Water Cycle SimulatorsJared Entin | Terrestrial Hydrology in the Context of NASA’s Earth ScienceProgram INVITEDMonday AM Coffee and Networking BreakBreakout Session 1 - Variables Observed by Satellite RemoteSensing: Evapo TranspirationBreakout Session 2 - Variables Observed by Satellite RemoteSensing: Evapo TranspirationBreakout Session 3 - Variables Observed by Satellite RemoteSensing: Soil MoistureBreakout Session 4 - Variables Observed by Satellite RemoteSensing: Soil Moisture5
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Page 28 and 29: ABSTRACTSlisted by name of presente
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Council Committee on Earth Science
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Entin, JaredTerrestrial Hydrology i
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operating systems such as Europe’
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effect precipitation make it diffic
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models (e.g., 30-100 m). A downscal
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Gebregiorgis, Abebe S.Characterizin
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iver-floodplain interface; (3) flow
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(20°) combined to the elevated hei
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correct or account for these issues
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have observed that certain inland w
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seasonal melt pattern and thus to d
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the METRIC (Mapping Evapotranspirat
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2008 using two different calibratio
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sourced groundwater and stream flow
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snow transition of individual storm
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Kuss, Amber Jean M.Tools for improv
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terrestrial water storage are consi
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100+ lake temperature records are o
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demonstrate that effective roughnes
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ealistic models of the structure -
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precipitable water) and surface alb
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McCreight, James L.Validation of sa
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water in Mexico. In the last sixty
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Mohr, Karen I.Multi-scale observati
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future scientific analysis and rese
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But this is not confirmed by remote
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this altitude. On the other hand, t
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model was used to demonstrate that
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carbon balance. Soil moisture measu
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deviate from “observation”-driv
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global scale, having a better spati
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etrievals of soil moisture consider
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(less than 100 mm/a). Furthermore,
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constraints on carbon NPP, and info
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was run for 1 Jan 2006 to 31 Dec 20
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esearch and applications projects e
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cloud cover and darkness at a resol
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grain size evolution and implicatio
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Senay, GabrielEvaluating the perfor
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adiometers in geostationary Earth o
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using multiple looks over one or tw
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Sun, WenchaoEstimating River Discha
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esponse to this need, a global, gri
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for various water resources studies
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Tripoli, Gregory J.Trends in Evapo-
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potentially good predictors of LAI
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Land surface temperature and snow c
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microwave retrievals of surface emi
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Wood, EricInternal validation of a
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hosting facility for in situ soil m
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Yamazaki, DaiAdjustment of a spaceb
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Yoon, YeosangAn ensemble-based appr
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provide a good understanding to (1)
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