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Research Summaries
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These summaries were submitted as part of the SALSA
"Pre-Monsoon" Planning Meeting, 28-29 May 1997
List of Research Summaries and Principal Investigators:
- Quantification and
Simulation of Groundwater - Surface Water Interactions in a Southwestern
Riparian System: Dave Goodrich and Bruce Goff
(ARS), Bob MacNish and Tom Maddock III (UA), Don Pool (USGS)
- Measurements
and Modeling of the Coupled Groundwater/Vadose Zone/Atmosphere Interactions
in the Riparian Corridor of the San Pedro River:
Russ Scott and Jim Shuttleworth (UA), Dave Goodrich, (ARS), Tom Maddock
and Bob MacNish (UA)
- Use of Remotely
Sensed and in situ Data to Investigate the Effects of Surface Heterogeneity
and Terrain on the Spatial and Temporal Distribution of Sensible and Latent
Heat Fluxes: John Schieldge and Anne Kahle (JPL)
- Natural
Resources Inventories in the Upper San Pedro, Mexico:
Hector Arias, Christopher Watts, Ivan Parra, Gonzalo Luna, Julio Rodriguez,
and David Pena (IMADES)
- A Landscape Approach
to Ecological Condition in a Southwestern Watershed (U.S./Mexico): William G. Kepner (EPA), Kurt H. Riitters (TVA), Christopher
J. Watts (IMADES), Curtis M. Edmonds (EPA)
- Observations
of Atmospheric Transport of Water Vapor Structures Via Microwave Interferometry: Bob Carlos, Matt Kirkland, and Xuan-Min Shao (LANL)
- Mesoscale Atmospheric
Modeling - Regional Surface Fluxes: Roni Avissar
(Rutgers), Jim Toth (UA), Susan Moran and Dave Goodrich (ARS)
- Controls on
Transpiration in Cottonwood-Willow Forest: Sean
Schaeffer and Dave Williams (UA)
- Monitoring Lilaeopsis
shaffneriana Along the San Pedro Riparian National Conservation Area: Robert Frye and Sarah Haas (UA)
- Soil-Plant-Atmosphere
Interaction Study in a Semi-Arid Environment:
Jean-Pierre Brunel, Ghani Chehbouni, Eric Elguero, Burno Monteny, Gilles
Boulet, Oscar Hartogensis, Yann Nouvellon, Julio Rodriguez, Chris Watts.
- Water Source Determination
and Controls on Water Utilization in Cottonwood/Willow And Mesquite Forests
on the San Pedro River: Keirith Snyder and Dave
Williams (UA)
- Quantification of Bank Storage
in a Southwestern Riparian System Using Vadose Zone Monitoring Techniques: Martha P.L. Whitaker, Tom Maddock III, and Bob MacNish (UA)
- Estimating Water Vapor
Flux From Riparian Vegetation Using LIDAR Measurements of Humidity Fields: Lawrence Hipps (Utah State University), Dan Cooper (LANL)
- Fusion of Optical
and Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) Data to Estimate Plant and Soil Conditions: Susan Moran, Jiaguo Qi, Wanmei Ni, Dan Hymer, and Michael Helfert
(ARS)
- Use of Remotely
Sensed Images to Monitor Plant Vigor in the Riparian Zone of the Upper
San Pedro Basin (USPB): Jiaguo Qi and Susan Moran
(ARS)
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