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HA11A FISKE:Planetarium Mon 0830h
HJS1 Status of Land Surface Process Models (Pilps and Rice)
(joint with M)
Presiding: A Henderson-Sellers, Macquarie Univ
0830h HA11A-01 INVITED Cloud Vertical Structure Inside a
GCM Grid and Its Effect on the Radiation
Budget: *C J Stubenrauch, A D Del Genio, W B
Rossow
0900h HA11A-02 INVITED Progress in Phase 1(c) of the
Project for Intercomparison of Landsurface
Parameterization Schemes (PILPS): *P C Milly,
R D Koster, K A Dunne
0930h HA11A-03 INVITED Possible Reasons Behind the
Disparate Behaviors of Land-Surface
Parameterizations Schemes: *R D Koster, P C D
Milly
1000h Break
1030h HA11A-04 The Cabauw Data and Its Use in Testing the
ECMWF Land Surface Scheme: *A C M Beljaars, P
Viterbo
1045h HA11A-05 Accounting for Chaos in Land-Surface Model
Intercomparisons: *T J Phillips, B D Santer
1100h HA11A-06 Sensitivity Tests of the Land Surface Model
"Class" In the Context of PILPS: *D Verseghy
1115h HA11A-07 Validation of Soil Moisture Simulations in
BATS Model Using HAPEX-MOBILY Data: *Z L Yang,
R E Dickinson
1130h HA11A-08 The OSU/PL Land Surface Parameterization
Scheme and Its Sensitivity in PILPS
Experiments: *S Chang, C H Yang, D Hahn, D
Norquist, M Ek, L Mahrt
1145h HA11A-09 Influence of Root Distribution on Modelled
Evaporation: Experiments With Model
Architecture Using HAPEX Data: *C E
Desborough
HA11B EC:Arena Mon 0830h
HJS1 Clouds, Convection, and Land Surface Processes - Posters
(joint with M)
Presiding: J Schaake, NOAA/NWS
0830h HA11B-01 POSTER Classification of Precipitation in
Illinois With a 915 MHz Wind Profiler: *W M
Angevine, C R Williams
0830h HA11B-02 POSTER Radar Studies of Heavy Rainfall: *J
Smith, W Zhao, M Baeck
0830h HA11B-03 POSTER Commissioning a MRL5 Dual-Wavelength
Radar in South Africa: Upgrades, Performance
Testing, and Data Collection: *D E Terblanche,
D J Dicks, F O Hiscutt, H G Pienaar
0830h HA11B-04 POSTER The "Response" of Southern African
Summertime Convective Storms to Hygroscopic
Seeding: *B F Adam, M P Mittermaier
0830h HA11B-05 POSTER Moving Towards an Area Experiment in
the Bethlehem Precipitation Research Project
(BPRP): *B F Adam, N J Kroese
0830h HA11B-06 POSTER Temporal and Spatial Variation of
Soil Moisture in China: *S Liu, A Robock,
K Y Vinnikov
0830h HA11B-07 POSTER Increased Rainfall in South Israel
due to Land Surface Modifications?!: *P
Alpert, T Ben-Gai, A Bitan, A Manes
0830h HA11B-08 POSTER Winter's Underground Heat Fluxes as
a Main Tool to Predict the Rainfall of Flood
Season in China: M Tang, Z Ma
0830h HA11B-09 POSTER Generation of a Gridded Daily
Meteorological Database From Surface
Observations, and Its Incorporation in
Single Year Simulations of Regional
Hydrological and Ecological Processes: *P E
Thornton, S W Running
0830h HA11B-10 POSTER Model Interpolated Regional
Precipitation From Time Averaged Analyses:
*K C Mo, J N Paegle, J Paegle
0830h HA11B-11 POSTER Interannual and Interdecadal
Variabilities of the Summer Precipitation in
East Asia and Their Association With the
Thermal State of the Western Pacific Warm
Pool: *R Huang
0830h HA11B-12 POSTER Disaggregation Methods of
Precipitation and Their Effects on
Simulations of Hydrological Processes: *M
Chen, R E Dickinson, X Zeng
0830h HA11B-13 POSTER Diagnosis of South China Heavy
Rainfall: *L X Zhong
0830h HA11B-14 POSTER Mississippi Flooding and the High
Index Phase of the Southern Oscillation: *A P
Barros
0830h HA11B-15 POSTER The Flood Frequency Distributions of
Three Basins in Central Anatolia: *N Usul, Z
Akyurek
0830h HA11B-16 POSTER Impact of Variability of
Hydrometeorological Parameters on the
Occurrence of Droughts Over Kerala State,
India: *H S Ram Mohan
0830h HA11B-17 POSTER A Forecasting Model Based on the
Rate of Change of Distance in Phase Space
for Drought and Flood: Z Jiabin, W Yunkuan, Y
Guiying
0830h HA11B-18 POSTER On the Maintenance of Abnormal
Circulation - A Case Study: *P Jingbei, S
Zhengshan
0830h HA11B-19 POSTER Some Evidences of Earth-Air
Interaction: *Z Ma
0830h HA11B-20 POSTER The Idealized Australian Monsoon
Driven by a Seasonal Change of the Western
Pacific Warm Pool: *J I Yano, J McBride
0830h HA11B-21 POSTER Water Vapour Transfer Over
South-East Asia During Summer MONEX
Experiment: *M G Filippova
0830h HA11B-22 POSTER The Climatic Influence of the
Tibetan Plateau to the Rainfall Over China
in Summer: *S Zhengshan, Y Hui
0830h HA11B-23 POSTER Monthly Climate Anomaly Generator:
Physical Interpretation and Applications for
Hungary: *J Mika
0830h HA11B-24 POSTER A GCM Experiment of the Influnce of
the Ground Wetness Anomalies on the Climate:
X You, T Yasunari, H L Tanaka
HA11C EC:CR 2-6 Mon 0830h
HJW1 Remote Sensing Algorithms in Hydrology: Soil Moisture
(joint with M)
Presiding: E T Engman, NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center
0830h Discussion
HA11D EC:2 Mon 0830h
HW3 Regional Patterns and Implications of Climate Change
Presiding: K Murty, Nagpur Univ
0830h HA11D-01 Water Budget and Humidity Changes Over
Millennial Time Scales: Examples From
Central Asia and Implications for the Future:
R K Klige, *A O Selivanov
0900h HA11D-02 Aspects of the Lasting Degradation of the
Water Resources in the Sahelian Basin of the
Niger River - Impacts on the Renewing
Resources in Mali: *J C Olivry
0930h Discussion
1000h Break
1030h HA11D-03 A System for Torrent Water Yield Management
in View of Aquifer Supply Increase in the
Respective Depositional Areas: T Pavlidis, *D
Emmanouloudis
1050h HA11D-04 Soil Evaporation in Dry Harmattan Winds in
the Coastal Savanna Zone of Ghana: *M Bonsu
1110h HA11D-05 Hydrological Effects on Forests in Northwest
Sichuan, China: Z Chen, M H Douglas, I
Douglas
1130h HA11D-06 Hydrologic Modeling of a River Basin in
Swaziland, Africa: *T Y Gan, B G Fana, E M
Dlamini
1150h HA11D-07 The Lost Water Resources and the Developing
Economy of Bangladesh: *M A Miah, M A Samad
HA12A FISKE:Planetarium Mon 1330h
HJS1 Status of Land Surface Process Models (Pilps and Rice)
(joint with M)
Presiding: A J Pitman, Macquarie Univ; A Henderson-Sellers,
Macquarie Univ
1330h HA12A-01 INVITED Climate-Vegetation Interactions in
Desertification Experiments: *Y Xue
1400h HA12A-02 INVITED Land Surface Energy Fluxes:
Comparing Three Models: L Dumenil, *J P
Schulz, J Polcher, A Schlosser, Y Xue
1430h HA12A-03 Soil Moisture Simulation With the ISBA
Surface Scheme: *J Noilhan, J F Mahfouf
1445h HA12A-04 The Analysis of VIC-2L Landsurface Scheme in
PILPS HAPEX Experiment and Its Improvements:
*X Liang, E F Wood, D P Lettenmaier
1500h Break
1530h HA12A-05 Comparison of Different Models for Fluxes of
Water Vapour, Heat, Momentum Over Semi-arid
Surfaces: H A R de Bruin, B J J van de Hurk,
A Verhoef
1545h HA12A-06 Variations on the Theme of the CAPS'
Representation of Surface-Layer Physics: *C H
Yang, D Hahn, S Chang, D Aiken
1600h HA12A-07 INVITED Investigate the Use of ARM-CART
Data in GCIP and PILPS: J Shuttleworth, J
Washburne
HA12B ENGR:CR 2-6 Mon 1330h
HJW1 Remote Sensing Algorithms in Hydrology: Soil Moisture
Presiding: E T Engman, NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center
1330h HA12B-01 Retrieval of Soil Moisture From Microwave
Imagery: *A P Barros
1333h HA12B-02 Rainfall-Runoff Modelling Using Optical and
Radar Remote Sensing Data to Infer Soil
Moisture Evolution at the Basin Scale: *A L
Cognard, C Loumagne, M Normand
1336h HA12B-03 Comparison of Visible/Infrared and Passive
Microwave Satellite Estimates of Rainfall
During TOGA COARE: *E E Ebert, A Gruber
1339h HA12B-04 Derivation of Land Characteristics From NOAA
AVHRR for GCIP Hydrological Studies: *G
Gutman, A Ignatov
1342h HA12B-05 Precipitation Measurement With Satellite
Radar Altimeters: *C Hongbin
1345h HA12B-06 Preliminary Analysis Results of Various
Remote Sensing Experiments in the Zwalm
Catchment: D S Lin, *Z Su, P A Troch, F P
De Troch
1348h HA12B-07 A Simple Parameterization of Soil Moisture
and ET Using NDVI: *S E Nicholson, P Santos
1351h HA12B-08 Soil Moisture Mapping by Combining SAR Data
With Visible and Infrared Image: *T Oki, T
Nakaegawa, K Musiake
1354h HA12B-09 Polarimetric Radar Measurements of Soil
Moisture Profiles at the European Microwave
Signature Laboratory, JRC, Ispra (Italy): F
Vandersteene, *P A Troch, F P De Troch, M
Mancini, O Bolognani, M Wuthrich, G D'Urso
1357h Discussion
HA12C EC:2 Mon 1330h
HW3 Coping With Challenges of Global Change
Presiding: M Beran, Institute of Hydrology
1330h HA12C-01 INVITED Methodologie Simplifiee
d'Evaluation Comparative des Performances
d'un Systeme d'eau Amenage Confronte la
Secheresse. Exemple de l'Amenagement du
Sassandra en Cote d'Ivoire: *E Servat, M
Sakho
1430h HA12C-02 Drought Analysis and Irrigation Planning
Through Soil Moisture Simulation: *S
Ramaseshan, Y D Pandey
1500h Break
1530h HA12C-03 Soil Moisture Management by Selection of
Sowing Date: *R Prasad
1600h HA12C-04 Initiation of a Hydrometeorologial Station
Network in Eritrea, East Africa: *G L Grabow
1630h HA12C-05 The Need for Global Information on the
Environment (Present and Past) for
Forecasting Hydrologic Hazards (Draughts and
Floods): *G P Gregori
1645h HA12C-06 Hydrologic Modeling for Adapatation and
Mitigation Decisions About Climate Change
Impacts to Water Resources in the Developing
World: *J P Kochendorfer, J A Ramirez
HA21A FISKE:Planetarium Tues 0830h
HJS1 Land Surface Process Model Development (joint with M)
Presiding: A J Hall, NOAA/NWS; K Brubaker, USDA/ARS/BARC-W
0830h HA21A-01 The UP Model: A Physically-Based Approach to
Large Scale Hydrological Modelling: J Ewen,
C G Kilsby, D B Clark, W T Sloan, *P E
O'Connell
0845h HA21A-02 INVITED Parameterization of Land-Surface
Processes in a Hydrological/Atmospheric
Model of Cold Region of Russia: *E P
Chemerenko, L V Berkovich, V I Koren, J C
Schaake
0900h HA21A-03 A Simple Water Balance Model (SWB) for
Different Spatial and Temporal Scales: J C
Schaake, V I Koren, Q Y Duan
0915h HA21A-04 The Preliminary Study on Waters and Energy
Exchange Between Land Surface and Atmosphere
in Hvaihe River: *C Z Liu
0930h HA21A-05 A Mesocale Land-Surface Parameterization
Based on Areally-Averaged Hydrologic
Conservation Equations: Application to Japan
and California: *M L Kavvas, Z Q Chen, L Tan,
S T Soong, A Terakawa, J Yoshitani, M
Fujikane, A Watanabe
0945h HA21A-06 Modeling the Water Balance of a Coniferous
Forest Site Using a Modified Simple
Biosphere (SiB) Model: *K Schelde, K H Jensen,
B R Andersen, L Rasmussen
1000h Break
1030h HA21A-07 Satellite-Derived Fractional Green
Vegetation for Numerical Weather and Climate
Models: *G Gutman, A Ignatov
1045h HA21A-08 Parameter Estimation of a Hydrological
Distributed System Using NOAA/AVHRR Data: *V I
Koren, F N Kogan, C B Barrett, G N Day
1100h HA21A-09 Development and Testing of a Regional
Calibration Scheme for Conceptual Hydrologic
Models: Q Y Duan, V I Koren, J C Schaake
1115h HA21A-10 Soil Moisture Estimates for Operational
Numerical Weather Prediction Models Based on
Forecast Errors of Near-Surface Humidity: N
Brunet, R Sarrazin, *Y Delage, J Mailhot
1130h HA21A-11 Sensitivity to Soil Hydrological Properties
in SECHIBA: *A Ducharne, J Polcher
1145h HA21A-12 Effects of Soil Model Vertical Resolution
and Moisture Related Soil Properties on
Ground Surface Temperature Forecast: *T G
Smirnova, J M Brown, S G Benjamin
HA21B EC:Arena Tues 0830h
HJS1 Land Surface Process Model Development - Posters (joint
with M)
Presiding: J Schaake, NOAA/NWS
0830h HA21B-01 POSTER A Bioclimatic, Soils, and Land Cover
Database for Simulation of U.S.
Ecoysystem/Vegetation Responses to Global
Change: The VEMAP Dataset: *T G F Kittel, N A
Rosenbloom, D S Schimel, T H Painter, H H
Fisher, A W Grimsdell
0830h HA21B-02 POSTER Development of Bulk Transfer
Parameterization of Surface Turbulent Fluxes
for a GCM Using LES Data: *C Zhang, D A
Randall, C H Moeng
0830h HA21B-03 POSTER A Surface Aggregation Scheme for
Mesoscale Models and GCMs: *X Zeng
0830h HA21B-04 POSTER Incorporation of Large-Scale
Hydrological Transport Into the Global
Climate Model: *K G Rubinstein, A Shmakin
0830h HA21B-05 POSTER On the Effect of Land-Surface
Process in Regional Numerical Weather
Prediction: *V C Wong, Y Liu, X Song
0830h HA21B-06 POSTER Validation and Intercomparison of
Multiyear Biosphere and Bucket Model Offline
Simulations for a Typical Midlatitude
Grassland Catchment: *C A Schlosser, A
Robock, K Y Vinnikov, N A Speranskaya, Y Xue
0830h HA21B-07 POSTER Modelling and Testing Water and
Energy Transfer in
Soil-Vegetation-Atmosphere System: *X Mo
0830h HA21B-08 POSTER Comparison Amoung Multi-, Double-,
and Single-Source Models of Energy Flux From
Plant Canopies: *T Watanabe
0830h HA21B-09 POSTER A Theoretical Basis for the
Priestley-Taylor Coefficient: *J P Lhomme
0830h HA21B-10 POSTER A Rational Parameterization of the
Evaporation From Bare Soil: T Kobayashi, W J
He
0830h HA21B-11 POSTER The Modeling of Infiltration in
Pampa Ondulada Basins - A Semi-wet Flatland
Case: *R A Navarro
0830h HA21B-12 POSTER Validation of the Horton-Berthelot
Generalizated Model in Flatlands Semi-wetted
Areas: *R A Navarro, G E Caamano Nelli
0830h HA21B-13 POSTER A Subgrid Parameterization of
Orographic Precipitation: *L R Leung, S J
Ghan
0830h HA21B-14 POSTER Microscale Energy Balance Simulation
Over Mountain Terrain for Winter Season: *M G
Filippova
0830h HA21B-15 POSTER Impacts of Tropical Deforestation on
the Local and Global Climate: *H Zhang
0830h HA21B-16 POSTER Climatic Impact of Amazon
Deforestation - A Study of Underlying
Mechanisms: *N Zeng, R E Dickinson
0830h HA21B-17 POSTER Assessing SECHIBAs Sensitivity to
Different Deforestation Scenarios: *J Polcher
0830h HA21B-18 POSTER Performance and Sensitivity of the
RCCM2/BATS Model to Tropical Deforestation
Over the Amazon Basin: *A N Hahmann, R E
Dickinson
0830h HA21B-19 POSTER A Study About Temperatures in Two
Deep Lakes: *A R Elo
HA21C EC:Arena Tues 0830h
HJS1 Status of Land Surface Process Models (Pilps and Rice) -
Posters (joint with M)
Presiding: J Schaake, NOAA/NWS
0830h HA21C-01 POSTER Assessing Soil Moisture Simulation: *A
Henderson-Sellers, Y Shao, A J Pitman, P
Irannejad, O Balachova, T H Chen, C Ciret, C
Desborough
0830h HA21C-02 POSTER PILPS Phase 3: AMIP Diagnostic
Subproject 12: *P K Love
0830h HA21C-03 POSTER "Sub-PILPS": An Attempt to Find the
Step in the Processes Complexity Which Leads
to the Most Growth of Scattering the Results:
*A B Shmakin, O N Nasonova
0830h HA21C-04 POSTER Behavior of SPONSOR as
Landscape-Oriented Simplified
Parameterization Scheme With 1-Day Timestep
in the PILPS Experiments: *A B Shmakin
0830h HA21C-05 POSTER Sensitivity Analysis and Inter
Comparison of Global Hydrologic Cycles
Obtained With Different Land Surface
Parameterization Schemes: *J A Ramirez, S U
Senarath
0830h HA21C-06 POSTER Altitudinal Gradient and Nested
Watershed Studies and Modelling in Mountain
Regions: *A Becker
0830h HA21C-07 POSTER Testing Two Land-Surface Schemes in
the NMC Mesoscale Eta Model: *F Chen, K
Mitchell, H Pan, Z Janjic
0830h HA21C-08 POSTER Cloud Miocrophysical Properties
Derived From Multispectral AVHRR Data During
FIRE and TOGA/COARE: *P W Heck, D F Young, R
Palikonda, P Minnis
0830h HA21C-09 POSTER Estimating the Dry Deposition Fluxes
of Ozone and Reactive Nitrogen Compounds: *G
Kramm, H Muller, R Dlugi, N Molders
0830h HA21C-10 POSTER Numerical Modeling of Tropical
Squall Lines: *C Liu, M W Moncrieff, E J
Zipser
0830h HA21C-11 POSTER A Numerical Study of Runoff and
Drainage in Soil Moisture Simulation in a
Land-Atmosphere Interface Scheme (LAPS): *D T
Mihailovic, B S Lalic
0830h HA21C-12 POSTER Testing Two Land-Surface Schemes in
the NMC Mesoscale Eta Model: *K Mitchell, F
Chen, H Pan, Z Janjic
0830h HA21C-13 POSTER The Parameterization of
Nonconvective Clouds in General Circulation
Models: *S E Nebuda, W Cotton
0830h HA21C-14 POSTER The Project for Intercomparison of
Land Surface Parameterisation Schemes
(PILPS): Recent Progress and Results: *A J
Pitman
HA21D ENGR:CR 2-6 Tues 0830h
HJW1 Remote Sensing Algorithms in Hydrology: Evapotranspiration
Presiding: K Humes, USDA/ARS
0830h Discussion
HA21E EC:3 Tues 0925h
H2 Assessing and Monitoring Groundwater Quality I
Presiding: B J Wagner, USEGS, Menlo Park; T H Illangasekare,
Univ of Colorado, Boulder
0925h INTRODUCTION: B J Wagner,USEGS, Menlo Park
0930h HA21E-01 Assessment of Groundwater Quality for the
Bangkok Aquifer System: *A Das Gupta, R
Jayakrishnan, P R Onta, V Ramnarong
0950h HA21E-02 Use of a Groundwater Model in Assessing
Possible Sources of Salinity on the Central
Bolivian Altiplano: *A Coudrain-Ribstein, T
Loosemore, P Rochat, J Quintanilla, P Younger
1010h Break
1030h HA21E-03 Assessing the Contamination Potential of
Groundwater Using Its Temporal Temperature
Variations: *J Bundschuh
1050h HA21E-04 Application of Contaminant-Contributing-Area
Delineation Techniques to Statistical
Analysis of Regional Shallow Ground-Water
Quality, Long Island, New York: *P E Misut
1110h HA21E-05 Optimal Location of Monitoring Wells for
Detection of Groundwater Contamination in
Three-Dimensional Heterogeneous Aquifers: P
Storck, *A Valocchi, J W Eheart
1130h HA21E-06 Effects of Two Contrasting Agricultural Land
Uses on Shallow Ground Water Quality in the
San Joaquin Valley, California: Design and
Preliminary Interpretation: *N M Dubrovsky,
K R Burow, J M Gronberg
1150h HA21E-07 Nitrate in Ground Water of the United States:
*D F Helsel, P A Hamilton, D K Mueller
HA21F EC:1 Tues 0830h
HW3 Integrated River Basin Management
Presiding: A Salih, UNESCO
0830h HA21F-01 Comparison of the Synthetic Hydrographs
Computing Methods: *V Oancea, G Oberlin, R
Mic
0850h HA21F-02 Problems of Water Resources for the Alluvial
Chia-Nan Plain, Taiwan in Relation With the
Global Warming: *C H Wang
0910h HA21F-03 Optimization of Canal Operation for
Management of Sediment in Gezira Irrigation
Scheme in Sudan: D M Yousif, *S Elsheikh, R
Guercio, K Andah
0930h HA21F-04 Unfoldment of Surface Water Monitoring in
Canada: *P J Pilon, T J Day, M Balshaw, J
Alexander
0950h HA21F-05 Hydrological Aberrations in Relation to
Global Changes: *A A L Sarma
1010h Break
1040h HA21F-06 Verification and Validation of Groundwater
Chemistry Data at the Savannah River Site,
South Carolina: *W P Kubilius, C D Rogers,
T P Killeen
1100h HA21F-07 Relations Between ENSO and Colombian
Hydrology: *O J Mesa, G Poveda, R A Smith
HA22A FISKE:Planetarium Tues 1330h
HJS1 Land Surface Process Model Development (joint with M)
Presiding: R D Koster, NASA/GFSC; A J Askew, WMO/HWRD
1330h HA22A-01 Simulation of Atmospheric and Soil Water
Exchange in Coupled Models: *R L Walko, R A
Pielke, L E Band, R Lammers, C Tague, J
Baron, T G F Kittel
1345h HA22A-02 An Objective Method for Flux Aggregation
Over Inhomogeneous Surfaces: *N O Jensen, J
Mann
1400h HA22A-03 Simulating Hydrologically Relevant
Quantities From Heterogeneous Land Surfaces:
*N Molders, A Raabe, G Tetzlaff
1415h HA22A-04 Regional Evapotranspiration and Bouchet's
Hypothesis - Large Scale Water Budgets for
the US: J A Ramirez, *L Claessens, T C Brown
1430h HA22A-05 Analysis of Water-Energy Feedback Mechanisms
in Land-Atmosphere Interaction: *K Brubaker,
D Entekhabi
1445h HA22A-06 Land Atmosphere Coupling and Data
Assimiliation in Global Models: *R E
Dickinson, J C Morrill
1500h Break
1530h HA22A-07 Development and Model Description of a
Land-Surface-PBL Model Within a Mesoscale
Meteorology Model: *J E Pleim, A Xiu
1545h HA22A-08 Parametrization of Fluxes Over Heterogeneous
Snowcover: *R L Essery
1600h HA22A-09 Hydrograph Estimations by Runoff Routing
Modelling Used for AGCM Output in Major
River Basins of the World: *T Oki, S Kanae,
K Musiake
1615h HA22A-10 A Simulation of Vegetation Feedback on
CO~K2~L Induced Climatic Change: *P M Cox
1630h HA22A-11 A Method for Predicting the Precipitation
Memory Associated With Different Land
Surface Parameterizations: *R D Koster, M J
Suarez
1645h HA22A-12 Physical Processes Involved in the 1988
Drought and 1993 Floods in North America: *K
Trenberth, C Guillemot
HA22B ENGR:CR2-6 Tues 1330h
HJW1 Remote Sensing Algorithms in Hydrology: Evapotranspiration
Presiding: K Humes, USDA/ARS
1340h HA22B-01 Evapotranspiration - Estimation From Space
and Ground: Z Dunkel, L Tokei
1343h HA22B-02 The Mechanisms of the Anisotropy of
Normalized Difference Vegetation Index From
NOAA AVHRR: *S Lopatnikov, G Gutman
1346h HA22B-03 Mapping Evapotranspiration and Soil Moisture
and Modelling of Hydrometeorological
Processes at Heterogeneous Land Surfaces: *M
Menenti, W G M Bastiaanssen, P V Oevelen, D
Hoekman, H A R de Bruin
1349h HA22B-04 Aerodynamic Bulk Formulae Under Low
Windspeed Conditions During HAPEX-Sahel: *F
Said, J Attie, A Druilhet, P Durand
1352h HA22B-05 Model SWAP: Description and Application for
PILPS Experiments: Y M Gusev, *O N Nasonova
1355h Discussion
HA22C EC:3 Tues 1330h
H2 Assessing and Monitoring Groundwater Quality II
Presiding: B J Wagner, USEGS; K H Jensen, Technical Univ Denmark
1330h HA22C-01 Subsurface Flow and Transport Models for
Decision Support in Assessing Groundwater
Contamination: *D M Peterson, D D Walker, B S
Ramarao, T A Duval, R G Knowlton
1350h HA22C-02 Monitoring of DNAPL Movement From an
Intentional Spill of Chlorinated Solvent: *K A
Sander, G R Olhoeft
1410h HA22C-03 A Probability-Based Algorithm to Select the
Next Sample Location: *J White, J Massmann, B
Rutherford, R G Knowlton
1430h HA22C-04 Monitoring Groundwater Temperature Change
due to Pumping: *M Taniguchi
1450h HA22C-05 Etude du Fonctionnement Hydrologique de
Bassins Versants Mediterraneens par le
Tracage Naturel Chimique et Isotopique: V
Marc, Y Travi, *J Lavabre
1510h Break
1530h HA22C-06 Simulating the Performance of a Vacuum
Solution Extraction Device for Measuring
Solute Flux Concentrations in Field Soils:
*P H Tseng, M T Van Genuchten, W Jury
1550h HA22C-07 Stable Isotopic Compositions of Deep
Groundwater Caused by Partial Infiltration
Into the Restricted Recharge Area of a
Semiarid Basin in Tanzania: *S Onodera, K
Kitaoka, S Shindo
1610h HA22C-08 Spatial Variation in Background Groundwater
Geochemistry of the Gurinai Wetland, Gobi
Desert, Inner Mongolia: *G Weizu, N E Peters
1630h HA22C-09 Radon in Groundwater - Evaluation and
Formulation of a Groundwater Policy: *A
Simeonidis
1650h HA22C-10 The Role of Data Analysis Protocols in
Obtaining Groundwater Quality Management
Information: N Adkins, H Bell, *R Ward
HA31A FISKE:Planetarium Wed 0830h
HJS1 Land Surface Experiments and Issues of Topography
Presiding: A Becker, Univ of Berlin; H J Bolle, Univ Berlin
0830h INTRODUCTION: A Becker,Univ of Berlin
0840h HA31A-01 INVITED Effect of Forest Harvesting on Peak
Streamflow Events in Western Washington: *D P
Lettenmaier, P Storck, B A Connelly
0900h HA31A-02 INVITED Sources and Flowpaths of Storm
Runoff in Steep, Humid Catchments: What Are
They and How Can We Model Them: *J J
McDonnell, J E Freer
0915h HA31A-03 Hillslope and Climatic Controls on
Hydrologic Fluxes: *G D Salvucci, D Entekhabi
0930h HA31A-04 A Spatially Distributed Water and Energy
Balance Model: Development and Validation in
Complex Terrain: C M U Neale, D G Tarboton,
G A Artan, P Unnikrishna, J J McDonnell, T H
Jackson, K R Cooley, C L Hanson, G N
Flerchinger
0945h HA31A-05 Regionalisation of GCMs Outputs: Simulation
of the Snow Climatology of the French Alps.
Sensitivity to Climate Change: *E Martin, E
Brun
1000h Break
1030h HA31A-06 Impacts of Microscale and Mesoscale
Topographical Structures on Subgrid-Scale
Atmospheric Fluxes in GCMs: *R Avissar, Y Liu
1045h HA31A-07 Aspects of the Influence of Subgrid
Topography on Evapotranspiration and Cloud
and Precipitation Formation: *N Molders, A
Raabe
1100h HA31A-08 Assessing the Mesoscale Atmospheric Impact
of Changes in Soil Use Due to a Large
Irrigation Project: *P M A Miranda, R
Salagado
1115h HA31A-09 Surface Fluxes and Atmospheric Feedback in
Southeastern Africa: *M R Jury, M Rouault, S
Weeks, M Schormann
1130h HA31A-10 The Influence of Topography on Precipitation
Under the Distinct Summer and Winter Weather
Patterns of Southeastern Arizona: *R Scott, D
Goodrich
1145h HA31A-11 Hydrological Responses of the Tropical
Mountains in Sri Lanka and Southwest India
to Global Warming: *I Kayane, K Nakagawa
HA31B ENGR:CR 2-6 Wed 0830h
HJW1 Remote Sensing Algorithms in Hydrology: Snow Cover
Presiding: A Rango, USDA/ARS
0840h HA31B-01 Change Detection of Snowcover in an Alpine
Region: *H Haefner, F Holecz, E Meier, D
Nuesch, J Piesbergen
0843h HA31B-02 Satellite Passive Microwave Snowpack
Observations Compared to Fine-Scale Model
Estimates of Snowpack Water Equivalent: *E G
Josberger, T R Carroll, P Gloersen, A T C
Chang, A Rango
0846h HA31B-03 Assessing Spectral Mixture Analysis for
Global Snowcover Mapping: *A W Nolin
0849h HA31B-04 Regional Distribution of Snow Accumulation
From Multispectral SPOT and Landsat Data: K
Seidel, C Ehrler, J Schaper, J Martinec
0852h HA31B-05 Comparison of Different Methods for
Adjustment Radar Data Using Rain Gauges: *G
Gyarmati
HA31C EC:5 Wed 0830h
H4 Introductory Session and Mathematical Models in Tracer
Hydrology
Presiding: C Leibundgut, Univ Freiburg
0920h HA31C-01 Development and Application of a Fibre Optic
Fluorimeter for in-Situ Tracer Concentration
Measurements in Groundwater and Soil: *G
Schmid, B Barczewski
0940h HA31C-02 An Overview on Conceptual Model Formulations
for Evaluation of Isotope Data in
Hydrological Systems: *Y Yurtsever
1000h Break
1030h HA31C-03 ~L3~KH and Delta ~L18~K0 as Indicators of
Connectivity in a Multi-Aquifer Complex,
Cass County, Southwestern Michigan: *C K
Lovett, R V Krishnamurthy, A E Kehew, R N
Passero
1050h HA31C-04 Tracer Techniques and Soil Gas Surveys for
the Detection of Contaminant Transport: *M
Eiswirth, H Hotzl
1110h HA31C-05 Mathematical Modelling of Contaminant
Transport Using Tracer Techniques: *A P
Belousova, A I Shmakov
1130h HA31C-06 Transport Modelling of Radiocarbon in
Groundwater Systems: *O Nitzsche, D Hebert, B
Merkel
1145h HA31C-07 Validation of a Groundwater Model by
Simulating Transport of Natural Tracer and
Organic Pollutant: *E Zechner, T Noak, L
Hauber, J Trosch, R Wulser
1200h HA31C-08 Applications of an Airborne Laser Altimeter
for Measuring Landscape Surface Properties:
*J C Ritchie
HA31D EC:1 Wed 0830h
HW1 Spatial Information Systems in Hydrology
Presiding: I Johnson, A Ivan Johnson Inc.; K J Lanfear,
USEGS, Reston
0830h HA31D-01 Microwave Remote Sensing of Spatial and
Temporal Variation of Surface Soil Moisture
During Washita '92: *N M Mattikalli, E T
Engman
0900h HA31D-02 The Use of a GIS for the Management of Water
Resources From the Snow Cover Over the
Carpathian Hydrographical Basins: *G
Stancalie, C Ungureanu, C Mustata, S Catana
0930h HA31D-03 INVITED Addressing the Non-point Source
Implications of Conjunctive Water Use With a
Geographic Information System (GIS): *D S
Ellington, J R Nuckols, H Faidi
1010h HA31D-04 Groundwater Discharge Maps as an Information
Base for Modern and Predicted Groundwater
State Assessment: I S Zektser, R G Dzhamalov
HA31E EC:Arena Wed 0830h
HJS1 Land Surface Experiment and Issues of Topography - Posters
(joint with M)
Presiding: D Lettenmaier, Univ of Washington; R Avissar,
Rutgers Univ
0830h HA31E-01 POSTER FIFE 1987 Water Budget Analysis and
Some Implications on Future Field Experiments:
Q Y Duan, J C Schaake, V I Koren
0830h HA31E-02 POSTER Estimation of Heat Fluxes Over
Homogeneous Terrain: H Xinmei, *T J Lyons
0830h HA31E-03 POSTER A Model and Experimental Study of
CO~K2~L and H~K2~LO Exchange Between
Atmosphere and Grassland Ecosystem: *N
Saigusa, T Oikawa, T Watanabe
0830h HA31E-04 POSTER Comparison of Turbulent Fluxes and
Heat Balance Above the Different Plants: *Y A
Volkov, L G Elagina, A A Grachev, I N
Plakhina, I A Repina
0830h HA31E-05 POSTER Seasonal Land Atmosphere Interaction
in a Semi-arid Region: *X Yanhui, T J Lyons
0830h HA31E-06 POSTER Comparison of 10 Days of Simulated
and Measured OLR: *R Rizzi
0830h HA31E-07 POSTER Fingers in Oil-Water Systems: T
Steenhuis, J Y Parlange, D Chandler, *A
Rimmer, Z Cohen, W Condit, D Durnford, B
Bierck
0830h HA31E-08 POSTER A Theoretical Study of Cloud-Top
Entrainment: *Q Wang, C H Moeng
HA31F EC:Arena Wed 0830h
H2 Assessing and Monitoring Groundwater Quality V - Posters
Presiding: B J Wagner, USEGS, Menlo Park; K H Jensen,
Technical Univ, Denmark
0830h HA31F-01 POSTER A Multiphase Radial Air/Water Flow
and Volatile Contaminant Transport Model
With Application to Soil Vapor Extraction
Systems: *P Binning, M A Celia
0830h HA31F-02 POSTER Mathematical Modeling of Groundwater
Flow and Solute Transport: Scale Up,
Mathematical Theory, and Simulations of
Laboratory Experiments: *D W Dean, T F
Russell, T H Illangasekare, R Mapa, J
Garcia
0830h HA31F-03 POSTER Study of Processes Acidification of
Groundwater on the Catchment: R G Dzhamalov,
V L Zlobina
0830h HA31F-04 POSTER Random Fields of Hydraulic
Conductivity and Distribution Coefficient in
a Sand Aquifer: *A Espino, D Mallants, J
Feyen
0830h HA31F-05 POSTER An Analytical Evaluation for Airflow
to Inlet Wells in Vapor Extraction Systems
Under Leaky Conditions: *S Ge, M Liao
0830h HA31F-06 POSTER Groundwater Quality Monitoring in
the National Parks of Lithuania as Global
Background Monitoring: *Z Gulbinas
0830h HA31F-07 POSTER Transport Analyses of Injection
Fluid With Variable Density in the "R-1"
Sand Near Geismar, Louisiana: *P Jin, M E
Barber, G C Flowers
0830h HA31F-08 POSTER Electrical Resistivity - A Versatile
Tool for Ground Water Exploration in the
Deccan Basalts: H Kulkarni, *A Lalwani, S B
Deolankar
0830h HA31F-09 POSTER Stream and Pseudopotential Surfaces
in the Presentation and Interpretation of
Groundwater Modeling Results: *G B Matanga
0830h HA31F-10 POSTER Characterization of Aquifer
Properties From Contaminant Concentration
Measurements at a Heterogeneous Field Site:
L B Reid, *C C Sun, D McLaughlin
0830h HA31F-11 POSTER Joint Inversion of Resistivity and
Induced Polarisation Sounding Data for
Location of Saline Water Pockets: *K K Roy,
K K Mukherjee, J J Bhattacharyya, R
Mahatsente
0830h HA31F-12 POSTER Automated Optimization of an
Extraction Well Array Using the Linear
Optimization Algorithm in MODMAN: *R L Sacks,
R C Earle
0830h HA31F-13 POSTER Geological Heterogeneity and
Hydrogeological Parameterisation for
Monitoring Groundwater Quality: *E Simmelink,
H Pagnier, H Smit, R Laperre
0830h HA31F-14 POSTER Automated Resistivity Monitoring
System for the Measurement of Ground Water
Flow Direction and Velocity: *P A White
0830h HA31F-15 POSTER A New Evaluation Method for
Groundwater Quality of Plains: *H Zhu, B Wu
0830h HA31F-16 POSTER Monitoring of Groundwater Quality in
Regions With Nuclear Power Plants: *A
Belousova
0830h HA31F-17 POSTER Barameter Coefficient and Transfer
Function Between Atmospherical Loading and
Water Level in Deep Well: *B Chen, Z Chen
0830h HA31F-18 POSTER Parameter Optimization and Inverse
Modeling to Characterize Multi-phase Fluid
Permeability Functions: *J Chen, Y Liu, J W
Hopmans, M E Grismer
0830h HA31F-19 POSTER Evolution of Hydrogeologic
Conditions in the Choshui River Fan, Taiwan:
Y P Chia, S T Lu, R C Horng
0830h HA31F-20 POSTER Strontium Isotope Study of a
Seawater Intrusion Zone and Groundwater
Injection Barrier (Orange County, California):
*B K Esser, B Hudson, M L Davisson, A Volpe,
S Niemeyer, J Beiriger, P Chatham
0830h HA31F-21 POSTER Process Modeling and Parameter
Estimation for Multiphase Flow in Porous
Media: I, Experimental Studies: R Giese, *O
Kemmesies, C Nitsche
0830h HA31F-22 POSTER Groundwater Potentiality in the Area
to the West of Lake Nasser (Kurkur)Aswan,
A.R.E.: *A G Hassaneen, S S Osman
0830h HA31F-23 POSTER The Effect of Oligo-Miocene Basalts
on the Encountered Water Occurrences of
Cairo-Suez Road, as Deduced From
Geo-Electric Evaluation: *A G Hassaneen, A S
Abu El Ata
0830h HA31F-24 POSTER Process Modeling and Parameter
Estimation for Multiphase Flow in Porous
Media: II, Model and Numerical Studies: *O
Kemmesies, L Luckner
0830h HA31F-25 POSTER Land Imandra Water Contaminatin
Dynamics by Space Images: * Kravtsova
0830h HA31F-26 POSTER Water Resources Management
Strategies for Southern Africa Development
Community Region: *U Aswathanarayana
HA31G EC:4 Wed 0830h
H2 Assessing and Monitoring Groundwater Quality III
Presiding: T H Illangasckare, Univ of Colorado, Boulder; K H
Jensen, Technical Univ of Denmark
0830h INTRODUCTION: T H Illangasekare,
Univ of Colorado, Boulder
0835h HA31G-01 INVITED Modeling of Multiphase
Multicontaminant Transport in the Subsurface:
*T F Russell
0900h HA31G-02 Experiments on the Behavior of NAPLs in the
Unsaturated-Saturated Zone Under the
Conditions of a Changing Water Table: *C Tang,
S Shindo, Y Sakura, T Hirata
0920h HA31G-03 Application of a Microbiology-Geochemistry
Transport Model for Saturated Groundwater
Flow to a Municipal Landfill Plume (Vejen
Landfill, Denmark): *A Brun, P Engesgaard, T
Christensen
0940h HA31G-04 Numerical Simulation of Two Dimensional
Transport in Multi-Scale Heterogeneous
Aquifers: *F Ruan, D McLaughlin
1000h Break
1020h HA31G-05 Using MODFLOW/MODPATH Combined With GIS
Analysis for Groundwater Modelling in the
Alluvial Aquifer of the River Sieg, Germany:
*W A Flugel, C Michl
1040h HA31G-06 Optimal Pumping Strategies for Managing
Shallow, Poor-Quality Groundwater, Western
San Joaquin Valley, California: *P Barlow, B
Wagner, K Belitz
1100h HA31G-07 Dynamic Optimal Control for Groundwater
Remediation Management Using Genetic
Algorithms: *C Huang, A Mayer
1120h HA31G-08 Use of a Stochastic Multi-Model Procedure -
STORAGE - for Modeling Flow Dynamics in a
Karstic Field: *V Feeny, P Gourbesville
1140h HA31G-09 Effective Parameters for Unsaturated Flow in
Heterogeneous Soil: *D Wildenschild, K H
Jensen
1200h HA31G-10 Assessment of Free-Flowing Soil Solution
Using Zero Tension Samplers: *M Nachabe, T
Illangasekare, M Litaor, G Barth
HA32A FISKE:Planetarium Wed 1330h
HJS1 Land Surface Experiments and Issues of Topography (joint
with M)
Presiding: D Lettenmaier, Univ of Washington; R Avissar,
Rutgers Univ
1330h HA32A-01 Towards Modelling of Land-Surface Processes
in Semiarid Areas With the Aid of
Observations From Space: *H J Bolle
1345h HA32A-02 Comparison of Surface Fluxes Over Four Crops:
*K E Kunkel
1400h HA32A-03 Surface Flux Measurement and Modeling at a
Semiarid Sonoran Desert Site: *H E Unland,
P R Houser, Z L Yang, W J Shuttleworth
1415h HA32A-04 Estimation of Physical Soil Parameters to
Improve Land-Surface-Process-Models: M Disse,
*E J Plate
1430h HA32A-05 Regional Evapotranspiration Studies in the
Swiss Prealps: *L Menzel
1445h HA32A-06 Aquifer Lysimeters for Direct Measurement of
Areal Evapotranspiration in Arid Environments:
*W E Bardsley, D I Campbell
HA32B ENGR:CR 2-6 Wed 1330h
HJW1 Remote Sensing Algorithms in Hydrology: Snow Cover
Presiding: A Rango, USDA/ARS
1330h Discussion
HA32C EC:5 Wed 1330h
H4 Unsaturated Zone and Groundwater
Presiding: C Leibundgut, Univ Freiburg
1330h HA32C-01 Isotopic and Chemical Tracing of Macropore
Flow in Laboratory Columns Under Simulated
Snowmelt Conditions: *J M Buttle, D G Leigh
1350h HA32C-02 The Simultaneous Use of Three Common
Hydrological Tracers for Fine Spatial and
Temporal Resolution Investigation of
Preferential Flow in a Large Soil Block: *N M
Holden, A G Williams, D Scholefield, J F Dowd
1410h HA32C-03 Investigation of Preferential Flow in the
Unsaturated Zone Using Tracer Methods: *A
Mikovari, C Peter
1430h HA32C-04 Evaluation of Seasonal Variation in Bypass
Flow and Matrix Flow in a Forest Soil Layer
Using Bromide Ion: *S Onodera, M Kobayashi, M
Kato
1445h HA32C-05 A Nuclear Tracer Technique for Investigation
of Solute Transport in the Unsaturated Zone
of Soil: *L Lichner
1500h Break
1530h HA32C-06 Tracers for Immiscible Hydrocarbons in
Groundwater: Laboratory Experiments: *M E
McCarville, J K Bergin, D R Hampton
1550h HA32C-07 Long Distance Tracer Tests in a High
Permeable Fault Zone at the Lindau Fractured
Rock Test Site: *T Himmelsbach, H Hotzl, P
Maloszewski
1610h HA32C-08 Comparison of Different Radioactive Tracer,
Uranine, and the Noble Gas Helium Within a
Single Fracture of Granitic Rock at the
Grimsel Test Site: *W Drost, A Keppler, T
Fierz
1630h HA32C-09 Application of Natural and Artificial
Tracers to Determine Flow Parameters by Bank
Filtration: *P Maloszewski, B Reichert, W
Stichler
1650h HA32C-10 Percolation of Pollutant Through the
Unsaturated Zone: *A P Belousova
HA32D EC:2 Wed 1330h
HW2 Spatial Information Systems in Hydrology
Presiding: A I Johnson, A. I. Johnson, Inc.; K J Lanfear,
USEGS, Reston
1330h HA32D-01 INVITED Demonstration of a GIS in Non-point
Source Modeling of and Agricultural Watershed:
D S Ellington, H Faidi, J R Nuckols
1355h HA32D-02 Stochastic Study of Spatial 37 GHz
Polarization Difference Data Related to
Hydrological Processes: *S G Dobrovolski, B J
Choudhury
1420h HA32D-03 Regional-, Continental-, and Global-Scale
Water Balances, Plus Hydrographic and Ground
Water Salt Discharge Spatial Analysis:
Databases and Results: H A Loaiciga, I S
Zektser
1445h HA32D-04 Regional MeteoData Subsystem for Modelling
of Natural Processes: *V G Konovalov
1510h Break
1540h HA32D-05 Flood Modelling With GIS Derived Distributed
Unit Hydrographs: *I Muzik
1605h HA32D-06 Use of Spatial Data Sets in a Coupled
GIS/Hydrologic Model System - A Case Study
of Simulating an Urban Catchment: *S Herath,
S Tanimoto, K Musiake, S Hironaka
1630h HA32D-07 Integrated Interactive Intelligent Image and
Information System (SIS) Environment for
Water Resources: *S Ramaseshan
1655h HA32D-08 Demonstration of the National Geospatial
Data Clearing House: K J Lanfear
1720h HA32D-09 Distributed Numerical Modelling of Surface
Runof in an Arid Region Using Thematic
Mapper Data and GIS: K D Sharma, M Mennenti,
J Huygen, P C Fernandez
HA32E EC:4 Wed 1335h
H2 Assessing and Monitoring Groundwater Quality IV
Presiding: K J Jensen, Technical Univ Denmark; I H Illangasekare,
Univ of Colorado, Boulder
1335h HA32E-01 INVITED Opportunities in Vadose Zone Flow
and Transport Research: *M T van Genuchten
1400h HA32E-02 Analytical Solutions for Water Flow and
Solute Transport in the Unsaturated Zone: *M
Nachabe, A Islas, T Illangasekare
1420h HA32E-03 A Stochastically-Derived, Deterministic
Model of Solute Transport Conditioned on
Hydraulic Data: *D Zhang, S Neuman
1440h HA32E-04 Conditional Prediction of Transport in
Unsaturated, Heterogeneous Porous Media:
Monte Carlo Simulation Versus
Eulerian-Lagrangian Theory: *T Harter, D
Zhang
1500h Break
1520h HA32E-05 Three-Dimensional Inverse Modelling Using
Heads and Concentrations at a Danish Landfill:
*H Christiansen, M C Hill, D Rosbjerg, K H
Jensen
1540h HA32E-06 Estimation of Aquifer Hydraulic
Conductivities: A Neural Network Approach: *C
Sawyer, K Lieuallen, L Achenie
1600h HA32E-07 Using Fuzzy Set Methods to Consider
Parameter Imprecision in Groundwater Flow
Models: *W E Woldt, C Dou, I Bogardi, M Dahab
1620h HA32E-08 Monte Carlo Analysis of Two-Phase (Water and
Oil) Flow in Heterogeneous Porous Media: *J
Kaluarachchi, A Abdin, A Barakat
1640h HA32E-09 Relation of Hydraulic Conductivity and
Dispersivity to Scale of Measurement in a
Carbonate Aquifer: *D Schulze-Makuch, D S
Cherkauer
HA32F FISKE:Planetarium Wed 1530h
HJS1 SVAT Validation Based on Land Surface Experiments (joint
with M)
Presiding: D Lettenmaier, Univ of Washington; R Avissar,
Rutgers Univ
1530h HA32F-01 Local Versus Nonlocal Forcing in a
Heterogeneous Watershed: Observations and
Models of the Little Washita, August 1994:
*C D Peters-Lidard, E F Wood
1545h HA32F-02 Testing of a Land Surface Parameterization,
the ISBA Model, in a Temperate Middle
Mountain Environment: S Fouche, G Najjar, J
Noilhan, *B Ambroise
1600h HA32F-03 Developing a Land-Surface Data Assimilation
System for the NMC Mesoscale Eta Model and
GCIP: *K Mitchell, F Chen, I Takayabu
1615h HA32F-04 Modeling of Surface Evaporation by Four
Schemes and Comparing With FIFE Data: *F Chen,
K Mitchell, J Schaake, Y Xue, A Betts
1630h HA32F-05 Testing SSiB in the NMC Mesoscale Eta Model:
J F Zeng, *Y Xu, K Mitchell, Z Janjic, I
Takayabu, F Chen
1645h HA32F-06 Experimental Design for Water Balancing in
Tropical Forest Hydrology: Models Vis a Vis
Measurements: *H A Loaiciga
HA41A FISKE:Planetarium Thurs 0830h
HJS1 ISCCP and Regional Experiments (joint with M)
Presiding: E Raschke, GKSS Research Center; W B Rossow,
NASA/Goddard Inst Space Studies
0830h HA41A-01 INVITED Studying the Role of Clouds in
Climate With ISCCP Datasets: *W B Rossow
0850h HA41A-02 Initial Results of a Near-Global Survey of
Cirrus Particle Size Using ISCCP Data: *Q Y
Han, W B Rossow, J Chou, R M Welch
0910h HA41A-03 Comparison of Liquid Water Path and Cloud
Droplet Sizes Derived From SSM/I, Meteosat,
and AVHRR During ASTEX: *P Minnis, R
Palikonda, D F Young, D R Doelling
0920h HA41A-04 Radiation Climatology of the Arctic:
Comparison of ISCCP-Derived Fluxes and
Long-Term in Situ Surface Measurements: J E
Box, J Key
0930h HA41A-05 Assessment of the Budget for the Absorption
of Solar Energy by the Earth's Atmosphere:
*T P Charlock, C H Whitlock, T L Alberta, A
Ohmura
0940h HA41A-06 A Time-Series of Surface Radiation Using
ISCCP-C1 Data: *N A Ritchey, S K Gupta, A C
Wilber, W L Darnell, W F Staylor
0950h HA41A-07 Operational Context-Sensitive Cloud
Classification Scheme of Meteosat Data and
the Problems of the Automatization: *M
Dioszeghy, I G Szenyan
1000h Break
1030h HA41A-08 INVITED Japanese Cloud-Radiation Studies:
WENPEX and JACCS: *S Asano
1045h HA41A-09 INVITED The European Cloud and Radiation
Experiment (EUCREX) Research on Cirrus
(1988-1995): *E Raschke
1100h HA41A-10 The Retrieval of Cirrus Microphysical and
Radiative Properties From Aircraft
Multi-spectral Radiance Measurements During
EUCREX'93: P Hignett, *P N Francis, A Macke
1110h HA41A-11 Aircraft Measurements of Cirrus Broad-Band
Longwave and Shortwave Radiative Properties
During EUCREX'93: *P N Francis, P Wendling, B
Strauss, H Fimpel, F Albers
1120h HA41A-12 Optical and Radiative Properties of Cirrus
Clouds Obtained by Active and Passive Remote
Sensing Observations During EUCREX'94: *H
Chepfer, G Brogniez, Y Fouquart, P Flamant, R
Valentin, J Pelon, C Flamant, V Trouillet, F
Albers
1130h HA41A-13 Dust Cloud Emission From Arid Areas:
Comparison Between Simulation and Satellite
Observations: B Marticorena, J Bergametti, *M
Legrand, C Ndoume
1140h HA41A-14 Some Results of Ice Cloud Microphysical
Retrievals During FIRE-II and ASTEX: *S Y
Matrosov, R A Kropfli, J B Snider
HA41B EC:5 Thurs 0830h
H4 Sediment Transport and Unsaturated Zone Surface Water and
Runoff
Presiding: C Leibundgut, Univ Freiburg
0830h HA41B-01 The Application of Mineral Magnetic
Measurements to Quantify Within-Storm
Variations in Suspended Sediment Sources: *M C
Slattery, T P Burt, J Walden
0850h HA41B-02 Particle Characteristics and Their
Significance in the Identification of
Suspended Sediment Sources: *T Udelhoven, W
Symader
0910h HA41B-03 Use of Caesium-137 and Lead-210 as Tracers
in Soil Erosion Investigations: *D E Walling,
Q He, T A Quine
0930h HA41B-04 Collecting Tracers in the Vadose Zone: *F M
Brandi-Dohrn, C Leibundgut, R P Dick, J S
Selker
0945h HA41B-05 Determination of the Flow and Transport
Parameters of the Unsaturated Zone Using Dye
Tracers: *J Mehlhorn, C Leibundgut
1000h Break
1030h HA41B-06 Stream Hydrograph Separation on Two Small
Guianese Catchments: *T Bariac, A Millet, B
Ladouche, R Mathieu, C Grimaldi, M Grimaldi,
P Hubert, H Molicova, L Bruckler, P Bertuzzi,
J Boulgue, Y Brunet, J M Bonnefond, R
Tournebize, A Granier
1050h HA41B-07 Modelisation par une Loi Gamma de la
Distribution des Temps de Sejour de l'Eau
Dans des Systemes Hydrogeologiques en Regime
Permanent: *P Hubert, P Olive
1110h HA41B-08 Snowmelt Runoff Generation in Mountainous
Catchment: *L Holko
1130h HA41B-09 A Mathematical Approach Based on Tritium
Tagging Technique to Evaluate Recharge to
Groundwater due to Monsoon Rains: *B Kumar,
R P Nachiappan
1150h HA41B-10 A Model of Water-Salt Exchange Between a
River and Groundwater: *S V Myagkov
HA41C EC:4 Thurs 0830h
H5 Man's Influence on Freshwater Ecosystems
Presiding: G Petts, Univ of Birmingham
0830h HA41C-01 Use of HSPF for the Hydrologic and Hydraulic
Simulation of the Upper Grande Ronde
Watershed, Oregon, USA: * Chen
0845h HA41C-02 Modelling the Impact of Extreme Weather on
Surface Water Acidity Regimes: * Wilby
0900h HA41C-03 Effects of Reservoir Operation on the
Hydrological Regime and Water Availability
in Northern Nigeria: * Oyebande
0915h HA41C-04 Mathematical Modelling of Land Reclamation
Effect on River flow and Water Quality: *
Sergeev
0930h HA41C-05 Assessment of Runoff Changes Caused by
Reservoir Construction: * Vuglinsky
0945h HA41C-06 Heavy Metals From acid Mine Drainage -
Impacts and Modelling Strategies: * Whitehead
1000h Break
1030h HA41C-07 Lake Imandra Water Contamination Dynamics
From Space Images: *V I Kravtsova
1045h HA41C-08 Procedures for the Assessment of Biological
Responses to the Episodic Discharges in
Urban Catchments: * Ellis
1100h HA41C-09 Mathematical Modelling of Streamwater
Quantity and Quality: * Mendel
1115h HA41C-10 Regulation of Multipurpose Reservior Systems:
* Bose
1130h HA41C-11 Predicting Preferential Pesticide in
Agricultural Tile Lines: M Bodnar, N H Lee,
C H Chen, A Grove, E Rothstein, M O'Leary, *T
Steenhuis, J Y Parlange
1145h HA41C-12 The Water-Resource Management Problems in
Designing Water-Supply Systems for Nuclear
Power Plants: *M V Bolgov
HA41D EC:Arena Thurs 0830h
HJS1 ISCCP and Regional Experiments - Posters (joint with M)
Presiding: D L Hartman, Univ of Washington; D A Randall,
Colorado State Univ
0830h HA41D-01 POSTER Vertical Distribution of Tropical
Cloud Characteristics Determined From ISCCP
and SSM/I Datasets: *R Sheu, J Curry, G Liu
0830h HA41D-02 POSTER Classification of the Geographical
Regions of Hungary Concerning Daily
Cloudiness Derived From METEOSAT Visible and
Infrared Radiance: *J Mika, A Rimoczi-Paal, M
Dioszeghy
0830h HA41D-03 POSTER Rainfall Observations for Oceanic
Precipitating Clouds: *B Lin
0830h HA41D-04 POSTER An Overview of the EOSDIS Langley
Research Center Distributed Active Archive
Center: S E Sorlie, J O Olson, R C Dunkum
0830h HA41D-05 POSTER Investigation of Temperature and
Humidity Data Obtained From Tiros
Operational Vertical Sounder: *E Borbas, I
Szenyan
0830h HA41D-06 POSTER Modelling Surface Energy Fluxes at
the ARM Cloud and Radiation Testbed (CART)
in the U.S. Southern Great Plains: *J C
Liljegren, J C Doran, J M Hubbe, W J Shaw, S
Zhong, G J Collatz, D Cook
0830h HA41D-07 POSTER Use of AVHRR Information in TOVS
Cloud-Clearing for Semitransparent Clouds: *I
Csiszar
0830h HA41D-08 POSTER A Numerical Study on Contrails With
Arbitrary Spatial Inhomogeneities With a
Two-Dimensional Radiative Transfer Model: *J
Schulz
0830h HA41D-09 POSTER Local Scale Space-Time Variability
of Surface and Atmospheric Radiation:
Simulations, Input Data, and Validating
Observations on Public Database: *T P
Charlock, P Minnis, T L Alberta, W L Smith,
F G Rose
0830h HA41D-10 POSTER Cloud Trends Over Deforested Regions
in the Amazon Basin: *A M Vogelmann, R Fu,
R E Dickinson
0830h HA41D-11 POSTER A Numerical Study of Cloud Diurnal
Variations: *J W Bergman, M L Salby
HA41E EC:Arena Thurs 0830h
HJW2 Hydrologic Cycle in Mountainous Regions - Posters (joint
with M)
Presiding: D Hadley, IAHS
0830h HA41E-01 POSTER Precipitation Patterns in the
Central Mountains of Arizona During the
Passage of a Winterstorm: *R T Bruintjes, T L
Clark, W D Hall, R F Reinking, B A Klimowski
0830h HA41E-02 POSTER Formation and Utilization of the
Pamir-Alai River's Flow During the Years
With the Extreme Water Yield: *V G Konovalov
0830h HA41E-03 POSTER Seepage From Caldera Lake as a
Source of Spring Water on the Volcanic Slope
in Bali, Indonesia: *K Mori, D N Suprapta
0830h HA41E-04 POSTER Year-Round Simulation of the Climate
Change Effect on Runoff: *A Rango, J Martinec
0830h HA41E-05 POSTER Estimation of the Convective Storm
Frequency North of the Alps With a
Statistical - Dynamical Downscaling Procedure:
*V Sept, U Fuentes, D Heimann, R Sausen
0830h HA41E-06 POSTER The Hydrological Cycle and
Predictability in a Regional Climate
Modeling System: *D Luthi, C Schar, H C
Davies
0830h HA41E-07 POSTER A Possible Change in Mass Balance of
Greenland and Antarctic Ice Sheets in the
Coming Century: *A Ohmura, M Wild
0830h HA41E-08 POSTER Fracture Mechanics of Antarctic Ice
Shelves: *M A Rist, P R Sammonds, S A Murrell,
P G Meredith, H Oerter
0830h HA41E-09 POSTER Evaluation of Precipitation-Altitude
Relationships: Swiss Experience: *B Sevruk
0830h HA41E-10 POSTER Long-Term Water Storage Variation of
Western Japanese Mountains and Their
Relation to Climatic and Geologic Conditions:
*A Yasushi
0830h HA41E-11 POSTER A Convective Precipitation Model for
use in Mountainous Areas: *J H Copeland
HA41F EC:3 Thurs 0830h
HJW2 Hydrometeorological and Landsurface Processes (joint
with M)
Presiding: H Lang, Geography ETH
0830h INTRODUCTION: C Schar,Atmospheric Physics ETH
1000h Break
1030h HA41F-01 A Stochastic Approach to Calibration of an
Orographic Precipitation Model, Gunnison
River Basin, Colorado: *L E Hay
1045h HA41F-02 Areal Energy Balance Over Alpine Snow Cover:
*C Pluss, A Ohmura
1100h HA41F-03 The Influence of New Zealand's Southern Alps
on Rainfall and River Flow: D S Wratt, R N
Ridley, M R Sinclair, R D Henderson
1115h HA41F-04 Hydrological Cycles in Mountain Glacial
Basins of Central Asia: *V B Aizen, E M Aizen
1130h HA41F-05 Valuation of Possible Glacio-Hydrological
Characteristics Changes Under Global Warming
for South-Eastern Alaska Mountains and
Novaya Zemla Island Glaciation: *M D
Ananicheva, N V Davidovich
HA41G EC:Arena Thurs 0830h
H4 Posters
Presiding: C Leibundgut, Univ Freiburg
0830h HA41G-01 POSTER GEMSTRAC1 - An Induced Gradient
Tracer Test in an Alluvial Sand and Gravel
Aquifer: *G C Bohling, C D McElwee, J J
Butler, M Orcutt, G L Macpherson
0830h HA41G-02 POSTER Estimation of Field-Scale Drainage
by Stable Isotope Measurements: *S J Essert,
J W Hopmans
0830h HA41G-03 POSTER Patterns of Surface and Subsurface
Runoff Generation Identified Hydrologically
and Isotopically Within Experimental Basins:
*W Z Gu
0830h HA41G-04 POSTER Comparison of Gravel Soils
Permeability Estimated From Grain Size
Analysis, Tracer, and Pumping Tests: J Hulla,
J Mazor
0830h HA41G-05 POSTER Utilisation du Tracage
Environnemental Pour la Comparaison de la
Reaction Hydrologique des Deux Petits
Bassins Versants: I Iorgulescu, D Moulliere,
A Musy
0830h HA41G-06 POSTER Investigations of the Dispersion and
Other Geohydraulic Parameters From Tracer
Tests in Karstified and Fissured Aquifers:
*A E Jakowski
0830h HA41G-07 POSTER Estimation of Diffuse Vadose Zone
Soil Water Flux in a Semi-arid Region: *B
Joshi, C Maule
0830h HA41G-08 POSTER N- and C-Isotope Geochemistry of
Cyanide in Mine Drainage: Methods and First
Results: *C A Johnson, G Plumlee, P Emsbo
0830h HA41G-09 POSTER Contribution to Hydrogeologic
Modeling of the Remotely Sensed Infiltration
Potential of Soil: *T Pointet, J M Barrat,
J F Desprats, P Dutartre
0830h HA41G-10 POSTER The Influence of Recharge Processes
on the Chemical Evolution of Water in the
Poorly Confined Upper Floridan Aquifer: *B G
Katz, L N Plummer, E Busenberg, T B Coplen
0830h HA41G-11 POSTER Catchment-Scale Spatial Variability
in the Delta ~L18~KO and Delta ~L2~KH of
Precipitation: *C Kendall, J J McDonnell, M M
Reddy
0830h HA41G-12 POSTER Correction of Length of Water Column
in the Measurement of Seepage Loss From
Water Bodies by Single Well Dilution
Technique Using Radiotracer: B Kumar, R P
Nachiappan
0830h HA41G-13 POSTER The Use of Major-Ion Geochemistry
and Geochemical Tracers to Evaluate
Steady-State Flow Simulations of the Dakota
Aquifer in Kansas and Southeastern Colorado,
USA: *P A Macfarlane, D O Whittemore, M L
Davisson
0830h HA41G-14 POSTER Sulfur Hexafluoride as a
Conservative Tracer for Studying Ground
Water Exchange in the Brine Layer of a
Flooded Open Pit Mine: *M Maiss, W Kinzelbach,
J Ilmberger, W Glasser, G Strauch
0830h HA41G-15 POSTER Use of Sulphur-35 and Tritium to
Study Runoff From an Alpine Glacier, Wind
River Range, Wyoming: *R L Michel, D L Naftz
0830h HA41G-16 POSTER Role of Tracer for Wellhead
Protection Plan of Athens Well Field: U A
Moid, M Weatherby
0830h HA41G-17 POSTER Hydraulic Connections Among
Subaquifers of the Coastal Plain Aquifer,
Israel: R Nativ, N Weisbrod
0830h HA41G-18 POSTER Analysis of Tritium Tracer Migration
at Ward Valley, California, by Modeling
Two-Phase Diffusion: *D M Peterson, S
Lingineni, G L Ohland, E G Lappala
0830h HA41G-19 POSTER Rapid Thermal Water Circulation in
Gemlik-Orhangazi-Basin, W-Turkey - Tritium
Measurements and Modelling: *M Pfister, L
Rybach, T Eisenlohr, W Balderer
0830h HA41G-20 POSTER Geothermal Data as Traces in the
Roswell Artesian Basin: *M Reiter, D J Jordan
0830h HA41G-21 POSTER The Influence of Catchment Scale on
"New-Water" and "Old-Water" Components of
Runoff and Soil-Water Flows Determined Using
Natural O-18 as a Tracer: *L K Rowe, M K
Stewart
0830h HA41G-22 POSTER An Inexpensive Flow-Through Field
Fluorometer: *P A Schnegg
0830h HA41G-23 POSTER Identification of Sources and
Residence Times of Water in Subsurface Flows
in Hillslope Soils by Tracer Modeling: *M K
Stewart, L K Rowe
0830h HA41G-24 POSTER The Use of a DTM and Data Images for
the Computation of Water Resources From
Snowcover in the Mountains Hydrographic
Basins: C Ungureanu, *C Mustata, G Stancalie,
S Catana
0830h HA41G-25 POSTER Baseflow Retention Time
Determination of Some Karst Springs in
Slovenia: J Urbanc, J Pezdic, A Juren
0830h HA41G-26 POSTER Natural Stable Isotope Tracers of
Recharge Into Complex Basins in an Arid
Environment: *A E Williams
0830h HA41G-27 POSTER Mathematical Modelling of
Transpiration Using Heat Pulse Velocity and
Its Application to Analysis of Transpiration
Process: H Yoshida, M Hashino
0830h HA41G-28 POSTER Sorption Coefficients of Nonpolar
Compounds for Tests of Particulate Source
and Contamination: H Zhou, C T Chiou
HA41H EC:Arena Thurs 0830h
H5 Man's Influence on Freshwater Ecosystems - Posters
Presiding: G Petts, Univ of Birmingham
0830h HA41H-01 POSTER Using Stable Isotopes in
Environmental Management of Contaminated
Sites in California: *B M Smith, L B Menchaca
0830h HA41H-02 POSTER Progress in the Hydrological
Monitoring and Modelling of Wetlands: *
Smithers
0830h HA41H-03 POSTER Improved Combined Simulation and
Optimization for Water Quality Management:
A K Takyi, *B J Lence
0830h HA41H-04 POSTER Energy and Water Cycle in
Desert-Oasis System of Arid Zone: *J Wang, Y
Mitsuta, M Meneti, W Bastiaanssen
0830h HA41H-05 POSTER A Grey Clustering Approach Applied
to Prediction of Impact of Water Resource
Project to Wild Animals: *J Xia
0830h HA41H-06 POSTER Probabilistic Predictions of the
Level Regime of Inland Water Bodies and
Their Use for Pratical Purposes: *D
Y Ratkovich
0830h HA41H-07 POSTER Analyzing Effects of Climate Change
or Forestry Management on Water Yield, by
Using Conceptual Models: *H Yao
HA42A FISKE:Planetarium Thurs 1330h
HJS1 ISCCP and Regional Experiments: Radiation Budget Studies
(joint with M)
Presiding: S K Cox, Colorado State Univ; P Francis,
MRF, UK MET Office
1330h HA42A-01 INVITED Using ISCCP Products to Improve
Diurnal Interpolation of Earth Radiation
Budget Data: *R Kandel, J P Duvel, M
Haeffelin
1345h HA42A-02 INVITED CERES Algorithm Research and
Development: *B A Wielicki
1400h HA42A-03 Radiation Budget Components Inferred From
Satellite Data for the Baltic Sea: F H Berger,
R Stuhlmann
1410h HA42A-04 Determination of the Surface Albedo From
AVHRR Visible and Near-Infrared Radiances: *M
Putsay
1420h HA42A-05 Surface Shortwave Radiation Budget for the
GCIP Region From ISCCP B3 Data: *R T Pinker,
I Laszlo
1430h HA42A-06 The AVHRR Atmosphere Pathfinder Project: *L L
Stowe
1440h HA42A-07 A Comparison of Monthly-Mean Fields of Upper
Tropospheric Wind, Moisture, and Cloud From
Satellite Observations: *J Schmetz, W P
Menzel, K Strabala, C Geijo, L van de Berg, K
Holmlund
1450h HA42A-08 An Improved Method for Deriving Nocturnal
Cloud Properties From Geostationary
Satellite Data: *W L Smith, P W Heck, D F
Young, S Mayor, P Minnis
HA42B EC:Room 3 Thurs 1330h
HJW2 Aggregation and Parameterization of Key Processes (joint
with M)
Presiding: H Davis, Geography, ETH
1330h HA42B-01 Tests of a New Radiation-Based Version of
the Snowmelt Runoff Model: *K Brubaker, A
Rango, R Uijlenhoet, W P Kustas
1430h HA42B-02 Hydrologic Process Modelling of a Subarctic
Mountain System at Differing Scales: *J R
Janowicz, G W Kite
1445h HA42B-03 Modeling the Alpine Rhine River Basin:
Processes and Scales: *H Lang, J Ghurtz, J
Schulla
1500h Break
1530h HA42B-04 Application of a Subgrid Orographic
Precipitation/Surface Hydrology Scheme to a
Mountain Watershed: *L R Leung, M S Wigmosta,
S J Ghan, D J Epstein, L W Vail
1545h HA42B-05 Simulation of the Snow Climatology of the
French Alps - Sensitivity to Climate Change:
*E Martin, E Brun, Y Durand
1600h HA42B-06 The Modeling of the Hydrological Cycle of
the Mountainous Basin Taking Into Account
Small-Scale Land-Surface Heterogeneities: L S
Kuchment, V N Demidov
1615h HA42B-07 Rainwater Utilization Regarding Groundwater
- Surface Water Interactions: A Liu
1630h HA42B-08 Estimation of Grid - Runoff Data in
Mountainous Environment: *B Schadler, T Burgi
1645h HA42B-09 A Nested Model Chain Between GCM Scale and
River Flow in the Rocky Mountains: *G E
Bingham, D S Bowles, R W Gunderson, E B
Kluzek, A S Limaye, J P Riley
HA42C EC:Room 5 Thurs 1330h
H4 Catchment Processes and Synopsis
Presiding: D Hadley, IAHS
1330h HA42C-01 The Role of Natural Tracers in the
Understanding of Catchment Hydrochemistry
Within a Conceptual Hydrological Framework:
*M G Hutchins, H S Wheater, M B Beck, B
Reynolds
1350h HA42C-02 Runoff Generation Processes in Peaty Forest
Catchments - Possibilities for
Regionalization: *A Lepisto
1410h HA42C-03 Isotopic Analysis of Hydrologic Processes in
a Small Semiarid Catchment: *P V Unnikrishna,
J J McDonnell, D G Tarboton, C Kendall
1430h HA42C-04 Stable Hydrogen and Oxygen Isotope
Techniques for Studying Arid Basin
Hydrogeology and Brine Evolution: *W Yang,
R J Spencer, H R Krouse, T K Lowenstein
1445h HA42C-05 Mathematical Modelling of Solute Runoff From
a Forested Mountain Basin With Stream Water
and Soilwater Quality Data: *H Yoshida, M
Hashino, T Tamura
1500h Break
1530h Discussion
HA42D EC:Room 4 Thurs 1330h
H5 Man's Influence on Freshwater Ecosystems
Presiding: G Petts, Univ of Birmingham
1330h HA42D-01 Uncertainties in Estimating Evaporation and
the Water Budget of a Southern African
Wetland: *J C Smithers, A D Donkin, S A
Lorentz, R E Schulze
1345h HA42D-02 Clearcutting on Four Wet Sites: Effects on
Phreatic Level, Interception and Relative
Evapotranspiration: *S Dube
1400h HA42D-03 The Impact of Catchment Development on a
Semi Arid Wetland Complex: The Barmah
Forest, Australia: * Thoms
1415h HA42D-04 Impacts of Human Activities on the
Hydrological Regime and Ecosystems in Arid
Areas: *C Mengxiong
1430h HA42D-05 Human Impacts on Groundwater Resources in
Iran: * Khodjeini
1445h HA42D-06 Scientific Approach to the Problem of
Groundwater Pollution: A Case Study From
Madras City, India: * Ramesh
1500h Break
1530h HA42D-07 Sources of Eutrophication: Hydrological
Pathways of Catchment Nutrient Export: *
Heathwaite
1545h HA42D-08 Contribution of Groundwater Outflow to the
Nutrient Balance of Surface Water: *
Griffioen
1600h HA42D-09 Variation of Water Resources in the Inland
Regions, Northwestern China: * Lai
1615h HA42D-10 Study of Hydrobiological Responses on
Eutrophicating Freshwater Ecosystems: *
Khaiter
1630h HA42D-11 Groundwater-Streamflow Interactions Under
Changing Climate Conditions: * Panagoulia
1645h HA42D-12 Finger Formation for Low Flow Conditions: D
Jevremovic, *J Y Parlange, T Steenhuis, J
Phillips, C H Chen, D A DiCarlo, Y Liu
HA42E FISKE:Planetarium Thurs 1530h
HJS1 ISCCP and Regional Experiments: Studies of
Cloud-Radiation Interaction (joint with M)
Presiding: S K Cox, Colorado State Univ; P Francis,
MRF UK Met Office
1545h HA42E-01 INVITED New Potentials in Satellite Remote
Sensing, Using A Unique Treatment of Cirrus
Cloud Radiative Properties: *D L Mitchell,
M A Wetzel, A Macke
1600h HA42E-02 Use of a 2DT Model With Explicit
Microphysics and Radiation for Simulation of
Cirrus Clouds Observed During EUCREX'94
Field Campaign: V Khvorostyanov, Y Fouquart,
G Brogniez, V Giraud
1610h HA42E-03 Sensitivity of Radiation Budget Simulations
to the Representation of Mixed Phase Clouds
and Ice Fallout in a Climate Model: *D
Gregory, A C Bushell, D Morris
1620h HA42E-04 The Parameterization of Longwave Finite
Cloud Effects in Numerical Weather and
Climate Prediction Models: *A K Heidinger,
S K Cox
1630h HA42E-05 Temporal Variation of the Morphology of
Cloud Fields Derived From High Resolution
Space Shuttle and LANDSAT Images: *J H Joseph
1640h HA42E-06 Cloud Detection Based on a Threshold
Technique for NOAA/AVHRR Images for the
Carpathian Basin: *J Kerenyi, I G Szenyan, M
Putsay, F Wantuch
1650h HA42E-07 Mesoscale Associations of Midwest U.S. Land
Cover and Convective Clouds for the Summer
Season: M O'Neal, *A M Carleton
HA51A FISKE:Planetarium Fri 0830h
HJS1 Clouds, Convection, and Largescale Flow (joint with M)
Presiding: D L Hartman, Univ of Washington; D A Randall,
Colorado State Univ
0830h HA51A-01 Influence of Upper-Tropospheric Clouds on
Convection and Large-Scale Dynamics in a
Seaworld Experiment: *L D Fowler, D A Randall
0845h HA51A-02 Upper Atmospheric Water Vapor Profiles and
Tropospheric Deep Convection: *X Liao, D Rind
0900h HA51A-03 The Vertical Distribution of Condensational
Heating and Dynamics of the Atmosphere: *H R
Cho
0915h HA51A-04 Elementary Physical Processes in Mesoscale
Cellular Convection: H Kim, *R Kimura
0930h HA51A-05 Water Vapour Measurements From the Local to
the Global Scale: A Satellite and Ground
Based Measurement Campaign: *V Cuomo, P
Di Girolamo, G Pappalardo, C Pietrapertosa,
F Romano, F Esposito, C Serio, N Spinelli,
V Tramutoli, R Velotta, V Berardi
0945h HA51A-06 Classification of Precipitating Clouds in
the Tropics Using 915 MHz Wind Profilers: *C R
Williams, W L Ecklund, K S Gage
1000h Break
1030h HA51A-07 Cirrus Clouds in a General Circulation
Model: Radiative Transfer and Re-vaporization:
*L J Donner
1045h HA51A-08 Nucleation Processes in Orographic Cirrus
Clouds: Observations and Modelling: *A Spice,
D W Johnson, C P R Saunders
1100h HA51A-09 Cirrus Infrared Parameters and Shortwave
Reflectance Relations From FIRE and
TOGA/COARE: *J D Spinhirne, W D Hart, D L
Hlavka
1115h HA51A-10 Calculation and Parametrisation of the
Effective Radius of Ice Particles in Cirrus
Clouds Using Aircraft Data: *S J Moss, D W
Johnson
1130h HA51A-11 Enhanced Cloud Droplet Formation Due to
Multicomponent Condensation: *T Vesala, P
Korhonen, M Kulmala, A Laaksonen, N Rusko, A
Jurvanen, A Kousa
1145h HA51A-12 Variations of CAPE in the Current Climate
and in a Climate Change: *B Ye, A D Del Genio,
K W Lo
HA51B EC:Arena Fri 0830h
HJS1 Clouds, Convection, and Largescale Flow - Posters
Presiding: D L Hartman, Univ of Washington; D A Randall,
Colorado State Univ
0830h HA51B-01 POSTER Explicit Numerical Simulations of
Mesoscale Convective Systems: *G D Alexander,
W R Cotton
0830h HA51B-02 POSTER Cloud Fields Inferred From NOAA-11
AVHRR Data Related to Circulation Patterns:
*F H Berger
0830h HA51B-03 POSTER Simulation of Stratocumulus Clouds
in Climate Models: Sensitivity to Vertical
Resolution: *A C Bushell, D Gregory, R N B
Smith
0830h HA51B-04 POSTER Multispectral GOES 8 Data for
Climate Studies: *G G Campbell, T H
Vonder Haar
0830h HA51B-05 POSTER Modeling the Effects of Convective
Downdrafts on the Global Circulation of the
Atmosphere: C H Chen, D A Randall
0830h HA51B-06 POSTER Diagnostic Evaluation of Predicted
Mixing Height and Cloud Fields From the
MM4-FDDA Meteorological Model: *J Ching, J
Pleim, J Irwin
0830h HA51B-07 POSTER Heat and Momentum Fluxes Induced by
Thermal Inhomogeneities: *G A Dalu, M Baldi,
R A Pielke, X Zeng
0830h HA51B-08 POSTER Simulation of a Baltic Heat Cyclone:
R Devantier, A Raabe, *G Tetzlaff
0830h HA51B-09 POSTER Drizzle Production in Stratocumulus
Clouds: *G Feingold, B Stevens, W R Cotton
0830h HA51B-10 POSTER Vertical Profiles of Liquid Water
and Effective Radius in Stratus Clouds
Determined From a Cloud Sensing Radar and
Microwave Radiometer: *S Frisch, C Fairall, T
Uttal, T A MacPherson, J Snider
0830h HA51B-11 POSTER Eulerian and Lagrangian Trajectory
Analysis and the Development of
Condensational Spectra in a Cumulus Cloud
Model: *A M Gadian, J L Brenguier, W
Grabowski
0830h HA51B-12 POSTER Prediction of the Cloud Droplet
Effective Radius in a GCM: A Jones, *A Slingo
0830h HA51B-13 POSTER Coincident Lidar and Radiosonde
Observations of the Kampachi Cloud (the
Cloud Street Over the Metropolitan Loop Road
No. 8 in Tokyo): K Kai, K Hikie, M Ohota, M
Abo, C Nagasawa, T Murayama, T Nagai, O
Uchino
0830h HA51B-14 POSTER Numerical Experiments of a
Baiu-Frontal Rainband: Role of a Mid-level
Dry Inflow: *M Kawashima, K Tsuboki
0830h HA51B-15 POSTER Comparison of Convection
Parameterizations in an Atmospheric General
Circulation Model: *Z X Li
0830h HA51B-16 POSTER A Primary Parameterization of
Convective Precipitation Generated by
Heterogeneous Landscapes for GCMs: Y Liu, *R
Avissar
0830h HA51B-17 POSTER The Boreal Forest and the Polar Front:
*R A Pielke, P L Vidale
0830h HA51B-18 POSTER Hydrometeor Distinction With Radar,
Lidar, Passive Spectro-radiometer, and
Aircraft Measurements in a Winter Storm: *R
Reinking, T Uttal, R Kropfli, E W Eloranta, P
Piironen, A Piironen, R Bruintjes, P
Pilewskie
0830h HA51B-19 POSTER Hierarchical Structures of the Baiu
Front Observed by Multi-Frequency Radars: *Y
Shibagaki, N Tsuchimoto, Y Maekawa, M D
Yamanaka, S Fukao, H Uyeda, A Watanabe
0830h HA51B-20 POSTER Observations of Turbulent Length
Scales Within Cirrus Clouds: *S A Smith, P R
Jonas
0830h HA51B-21 POSTER Relationships Between Boundary Layer
Turbulent Kinetic Energy and Activating
Velocities: *B Stevens, W R Cotton, G
Feingold
0830h HA51B-22 POSTER Vertical Distribution of Radar
Reflectivity as a Function of Height and
Temperature: Comparison Between a
Winter-Time, Mid-latitude, Continental Month
and a Summer-Time, Sub-tropical, Maritime
Month: *T Uttal, R A Kropfli, T A MacPherson
0830h HA51B-23 POSTER Cumulus Clouds Parameterized as
Detraining Plumes of Buoyantly-Accelerated
Motions: *C J Walcek
0830h HA51B-24 POSTER Simulations of Deep Convection on
the Dryline With a 3-D Mesoscale Model: *C L
Ziegler, T J Lee, R A Pielke, B L Shaw
0830h HA51B-25 POSTER Interactions Between Cumulus and
Stratus Clouds as Simulated in a 2-D LES
Model: *S Wang
0830h HA51B-26 POSTER The Soluble Fraction of the Ambient
Atmospheric Aerosol: *W J Megaw, P S Liu
0830h HA51B-27 POSTER Diagnostic and GCM Investigation of
the Impact of Convective Activities in the
Tropical Western Pacific on the Storm Track
in North Pacific in Winter: *Z Hu, R Huang
0830h HA51B-28 POSTER Critical Behaviour of Supercooled
Water and Its Effect on Homogeneous
Nucleation in Cirrus Clouds: *C A Jeffery,
P H Austin
0830h HA51B-29 POSTER PMIP Simulations of Last Glacial
Maximum Using LMD AGCM With Emphasis on
Cloud Feedbacks: *G Ramstein, S Joussaume, H
Le Treut, V Serafini-Le Treut
HA51C EC:Room 4 Fri 0830h
H5 Man's Influence on Freshwater Ecosystems
Presiding: G Petts, Univ of Birmingham
0830h HA51C-01 Climate Change and the Biota of Wetland
Streams: * Freeman
0845h HA51C-02 River Channel Assessment - The River Glen,
Lincolnshire, UK: * Maddock
0900h HA51C-03 Impact of Human on Hydrology From Analysis
and Assessment of Hydrological Processes in
Liaoning Province: * Hsueh-Chun
0915h HA51C-04 Regulated Flow Regimes to Maintain the
Aquatic and Riparian Resources of the
Colorado River, Grand Canyon National Park: *
Marzolf
0930h HA51C-05 Analyzing Effects of Climate Change and
Forestry Management on Water Yield, by Using
Conceptual Models: *H Yao, M Hashino, H
Yoshida
0945h HA51C-06 The Long-Term Impact of Reservoir Operation
and Some Ecological Implications: *B W Webb,
D E Walling
1000h Break
1030h HA51C-07 Composite Embankment of Discharge Channels
in Agricultural Lands for Concurrent
Sustainability of Agriculture and Freshwater
Ecosystems: * Stuyt
1045h HA51C-08 Hydrological Impact of Broadleaved Forestry
in the British Uplands: Implications for
Water use and Water Quality: *C Soulsby
1100h HA51C-09 Changes in Sediment Transport Capacity in
the Lower Gunnison River, Colorado: *R T
Milhous
1115h HA51C-10 Fingers in Oil-Water Systems: T Steenhuis,
J Y Parlange, D Chandler, *A Rimmer, Z Cohen,
W Condit, D Durnford, B Bierck
1130h HA51C-11 Impact of Human on Hydrology From Analysis
and Assessment of Hydrological Processes in
Liaoning Province: *Y H Chun
1145h HA51C-12 Probabilistic Predictions of the Level
Regime of Inland Water Bodies and Their Use
for Pratical Purposes: *D Y Ratkovich
HA52A FISKE:Planetarium Fri 1330h
HJS1 Clouds, Convection, and Largescale Flow (joint with M)
Presiding: L Donner, GFDL/NOAA; A Slingo, Hadley Center
1330h HA52A-01 Cloud Microphysics in the ECHAM General
Circulation Model: *U Lohmann, E Roeckner
1345h HA52A-02 Temperature Dependence of Low Cloud Optical
Thickness in a GCM: *G Tselioudis, A D
Del Genio
1400h HA52A-03 The Modelling of Secondary Ice Production in
Stratiform Clouds by the Use of a
One-Dimensional Mixed Layer Model: *D Morris,
T W Choularton
1415h HA52A-04 Use of Explicit Simulation of Cloud
Ensembles for Developing a Cloudiness
Parameterization: K M Xu, D A Randall
1445h HA52A-05 A Parametrization of Convective Momentum
Transports: Comparison Against a Cloud
Ensemble Model: *D Gregory, R Kershaw, P M
Inness
1500h Break
1530h HA52A-06 Interaction of Cloud Systems With the
Large-Scale Environment: Numerical Simulation:
*X Wu, W W Grabowski, M W Moncrieff
1545h HA52A-07 Mesostructure and Microphysics of Cloud
Streets in Arctic Cold Air Outbreaks:
Observations and Modeling: *S Bakan, R Timm,
V Khvorostyanov
1600h HA52A-08 Sensitivity of the Tropical Convection to
Land Surface Changes: *J Polcher
1615h HA52A-09 Clouds-Land Surface Interaction in the
Amazon Region: A Case Study Using Satellite
and in Situ Observations: *R Fu, B Zhu, R E
Dickinson
1630h HA52A-10 Interaction Between Cloud and Surface
Energy/Water Balance Investigated With a
Simplified Atmospheric Model: *A Numaguti,
S Emori
1645h HA52A-11 Interaction of Land Processes With Boundary
Layer and Deep Convection: *X Zeng
HA52B EC:Room 4 Fri 1330h
H5 Man's Influence on Freshwater Ecosystems
Presiding: G Petts, Univ of Birmingham
1330h HA52B-01 Hydrogeological Controls on Nutrient
Transport Through Barrier Bars at Freshwater
Coastal Wetlands - An Example From the Point
Pelee Marsh, Ontario, Canada: *A S Crowe, C J
Ptacek
1345h HA52B-02 Determination of Ecological Zones of Lake
Okeechobee, Florida: *E C Lamon
1400h HA52B-03 Ground Water - Surface Water Interactions in
Danubian Floodplain Forests: *J Lindtner
1415h HA52B-04 Environmental Impact From Reduced Flow of
Natural Water in Northwestern Bangladesh: *M A
Miah, M A Samad
1430h HA52B-05 The Development of Water Resources in the
Arid Zone: *D Y Ratkovich
1445h HA52B-06 Stability Appraisal of Channels of Ukrainian
North-West Rivers in Conditions of Human
Activity: *I P Shulyarenko
1500h Break
1530h HA52B-07 The Iodine and the Fluorine in Regulable
Aquatic System of the Dnieper River: L A
Zhuravleva, *A V Shulyarenko
1545h HA52B-08 Hydrological and Species - Specific
Responses to Water Transfers Into the Rive
Wear, Northeast: * Archer
1600h HA52B-09 Flood Waves - A Multiple Basin Response to
Precipitation Events at Different Scales: *R
Bierl, W Symader, F Gasparini
1615h HA52B-10 Meteorological Factors Influencing Runoff
Into the Arctic Ocean: *R G Lawford
1630h HA52B-11 Study of Baroclinic Wave Life-Cycles With
Application to a Doubled-CO~K2~L Climatology:
*V Pavan, P Valdes, N M Hall
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