USask/Canmore Computational Hydrology at AGU 2021: things not to miss!

USask/Canmore Computational Hydrology at AGU 2021: things not to miss!

Dec 10, 2021 | by: Computational Hydrology Team

This year, the AGU Fall Meeting is taking place in New Orleans and online between 13 - 17 December 2021. Our team will be attending remotely, and presenting on a variety of topics, such as: ensemble spatial meteorological fields, community hydrologic modeling, sensitivity analysis and uncertainty quantification, performance metrics, streamflow forecasting, and plant-climate interactions. See a list of our presentations in the table below.

We also want to congratulate our colleagues for their AGU awards. Marysa Laguë won the James R. Holton Award and will be giving a talk about her latest research on Monday 13 December (more info in the table). And our colleague John Pomeroy has been named the 2021 Walter Langbein Lecturer and will give a talk on Tuesday 14 December (more info in the table).

We are looking forward to hearing about recent scientific research and developments and to virtually socialise with friends and colleagues from around the world. See you next week!

Date Time (MST) Presenter Type Title
Monday Dec 13 12:00 - 12:05 Kevin Shook Oral Estimating flow velocities and roughness coefficients of Canadian Prairie basins
Monday Dec 13 14:15 - 14:30 Marysa Laguë Oral From plants to planets: the effect of land surface properties on global climate
Tuesday Dec 14 14:00 - 14:45 John W Pomeroy Oral Cold Regions Process Hydrology: Principles, Processes, Management and Prospects
Wednesday Dec 15 08:35 - 08:40 Shervan Gharari Oral Understanding the Information Content in the Hierarchy of Model Development Decisions: Learning From Data
Wednesday Dec 15 13:40 - 13:45 Vincent Vionnet Oral Impact of precipitation forcing on gridded snow water equivalent estimates across North America
Thursday Dec 16 12:05 - 12:10 Wouter Knoben Oral Community modeling: supporting large-domain water resources modeling through an open-source model configuration toolbox
Thursday Dec 16 13:30 - 13:35 Martyn P Clark Oral Advancing the science and practice of community hydrologic modeling: Development of open-source models, methods, and datasets to enable process-based hydrologic prediction across North America (and beyond)
Friday Dec 17 07:00 - 07:05 Martyn P Clark Oral The abuse of popular performance metrics in hydrologic modeling
Friday Dec 17 13:33 - 13:36 Jim E Freer eLightning Poster The anatomy and uncertainty of a Canadian National River Gauging Network
Friday Dec 17 13:38 - 13:41 Louise Arnal Oral A benchmark for probabilistic seasonal streamflow forecasting across North America
Friday Dec 17 14:12 - 14:16 Wouter Knoben Oral Creating an open-source, reproducible water resources modelling workflow
Friday Dec 17 15:00 - 17:00 Guoqiang Tang Poster Characterizing global hydrological modeling uncertainties using the Ensemble Meteorological Dataset for Planet Earth (EM-Earth)
Friday Dec 17 16:00 - 18:00 Hongli Liu Poster A new spin on global sensitivity analysis: worldwide sensitivity analysis of the SUMMA model
Friday Dec 17 15:00 - 17:00 Marysa Laguë Poster Plants alter oceanic clouds: the land wake and its intensification by CO2-induced stomatal closure

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