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HB11A EC:Room 3 Mon 0830h
HJW3 Dynamic Monitoring and Estimation of Water Balance (joint
with M)
Presiding: K McGuffie, Univ of Technology
0830h HB11A-01 Ground Penetrating Radar Survey in Spanish
Pyrenees Glaciers: *R M Costa, Y Y Macheret,
M B Dyurgerov, F Garcia
0845h HB11A-02 Water Vapor and Zenith Path Delay Time
Series Obtained With the Global GPS Network:
*A P Freedman, R S Gross, S L Marcus, K
Schulz
0900h HB11A-03 Springtime Precipitation in the Central U.S.
and the Great Plains Low-Level Jet: *R W
Higgins, K C Mo, S D Schubert
0915h HB11A-04 Fixed-Target Area-Time Integrals as
Estimators of Rainfall: L R Johnson, P L
Smith
0930h HB11A-05 Atmospheric Moisture Transport Observed by
Spaceborne Microwave Scatterometer and
Radiometer: *W T Liu
0945h HB11A-06 Global Monthly Precipitation Analyses Using
Gauge Observations and Satellite Estimates: P
Xie, P A Arkin
1000h Break
1030h HB11A-07 Dynamic Monitoring, Estimation, and
Stochastic Modeling of the Water Balance of
the Globe and Its Continents: *S G
Dobrovolski
1045h HB11A-08 Hydrological Cycle in Present Day and
Enhanced Greenhouse Warming Simulations of
Six MECCA GCMs: *O Balachova
1100h HB11A-09 Effects of the Available Water-Holding
Capacity in the LMD-GCM: *A Ducharne, K Laval
1115h HB11A-10 Sensitivity of the Simulated Atmosphere-Land
Water Circulation to Runoff Processes in an
AGCM: *S Emori, K Abe, A Numaguti, S
Mitsumoto
1130h HB11A-11 Estimation of the Recent Water Balance of
the Globe: *R K Klige, A O Selivanov
1145h HB11A-12 Moisture Transports and the Atmospheric
Hydrologic Cycle in CCM2 as a Function of
Model Resolutions: *S Marshall, J O Roads,
R J Oglesby, S Chen
1200h HB11A-13 Atmospheric Water Balance From Observations
and Eta-Model Synthetic Soundings During
GCIP Integrated System Test (GIST): *E S
Yarosh, C F Ropelewski
1215h HB11A-14 Climate and Water Resources Changes in
Northern Periphery of Asian Mountains: *E M
Aizen, V B Aizen
HB11B EC:Room 1 Mon 0830h
H1 Scalar Effects on Fluxes of Water and Contaminant Loads
Presiding: W R Osterkamp, US Geological Survey, Tucson
0830h HB11B-01 Scale Influence on Water and Sediment Output
in a First-Order Mountain Basin in Nepal: M
Carver, H Schreier
0845h HB11B-02 Decoupling of Sediment Sources in Large
River Basins: *J D Phillips
0900h HB11B-03 Runoff and Sediment Transport From
Glacierised Basins at the Himalayan Scale:
D N Collins, S I Hasnain
0915h HB11B-04 Downstream Changes in Suspended-Sediment
Fluxes in the River Severn, UK: L J Bull, D M
Lawler, G J Leeks, S Marks
0930h HB11B-05 Processes Influencing Pesticide Transport in
a Drained Clay Catchment: A C Johnson, C H
Batchelor, A H Haria
1000h Break
1030h HB11B-06 Using GIS to Delineate Chemical Hydrological
Response Units (CHRU's) for Hydrochemical
Modeling in a Mesoscale Catchment in Germany:
U Bende, W A Flugel, T J Kern
1045h HB11B-07 Changes in Sediment Discharge Resulting From
Commercial Logging in the Sungai Lawing
Watershed, Selangor, Malaysia: F S Lai, M J
Lee, S M Rizal
1100h HB11B-08 Suspended Sediment Characteristics and
Drainage Basin Scale on the Canadian Prairies:
G Crosby, D H De Boer
1115h HB11B-09 Effects of a Changing Environment on
Sediment Transport in Two Austrian River
Systems: *H M Habersack, H P Nachtnebel
1130h HB11B-10 Variability in Stream Sediment Transport in
Liaoning Province and Its Relation to
Environmental Change: *Y H Chun
1145h HB11B-11 Sedimentation in Muddy Estuaries and
Management of River Flow: *W Kang
HB11C EC:Room 2 Mon 0800h
HW4 Quality Assurance in Hydrologic Measurement
Presiding: H R Hudson, Environment Canada
0800h INTRODUCTION: P Moseley,Univ of Victoria
0830h HB11C-01 Quality Assurance System to SO 9002 Standard
for Measuring, Archiving, and Supplying
Hydrological Information: *D A McMillan
0855h HB11C-02 Management Initiatives in the Implementation
of Quality Systems in Water Resources: *J R W
Adams, S Walker
0920h HB11C-03 HYRATED - A Program for Exploring Gaugings
and Ratings: *P F Heweston
1000h Break
1030h HB11C-04 QA/QC Issues Associated With the
Compilation, Management, and Analysis of a
Large Water Quality Database for the Nevada
Test Site and Vicinity: *C Zhu, D Cave, R K
Waddell, K Swingle
1055h HB11C-05 Quality Assurance of Discharge Measurements
in the River Rhine Basin: *K Hofius
1120h HB11C-06 Cusum Analysis of the Longest Discharge
Series in New Zealand: *A I McKerchar, C P
Pearson
1145h HB11C-07 Quality-Smart Data Structure and Transform
to Verify Precipitation Reports in
Near-Real-Time in Oregon, USA: *V C Bissell,
G H Taylor
1215h HB11C-08 The Use of Stable Isotopes of Water in
Estimating Regional Evaporation From a
Mountainous Area: M Yasuhara, K Kazahaya, K
Marui
HB11D EC:Arena Mon 0830h
HJW3 Posters (joint with M)
Presiding: K McGuffie, Univ of Technology
0830h HB11D-01 POSTER A Conceptual Model of the Subsurface
Water Exchange Between the Land and the Sea:
R G Dzhamalov, T I Safronova
0830h HB11D-02 POSTER Measurements of Columnar Water Vapor
by Means of a Sun Photometer: *E Putz, E
Wessely
0830h HB11D-03 POSTER Vegetation Index, Snow Cover, and
Evapotranspiration Over the Eurasian
Continent: *R Suzuki, A Yatagai, T Yasunari
0830h HB11D-04 POSTER Groundwater in the Global Water
Balance: *I S Zektser
0830h HB11D-05 POSTER The Transport Behavior on
Multi-layered Soils: *Y C Tan
HB12A EC:Room 3 Mon 1330h
HJW3 Dynamic Monitoring and Estimation of Water Balance (joint
with M)
Presiding: K Mc Guffie, Univ of Technology
1330h HB12A-01 Practical Estimates of Sensible and
Evaporative Heat Fluxes From Water Surfaces:
*M A El-Shahawy
1345h HB12A-02 Water Resource Modeling in an Integrated
Assessment of the Causes and Effects of
Climatic Change: *D J Epstein, N J Rosenberg
1400h HB12A-03 Global H~K2~L0 and C0~K2~L Balance: The Role
of Vulcanism and of Heat Flow - Evidences on
Different Time Scales (Palaeo-, Historical-,
Present): *G P Gregori, W J Dong
1415h HB12A-04 Water Balance of Huai He River in China: *T
Kishii, S Cao
1430h HB12A-05 Centennial and Continental Scale Variation
in the Surface Water Resource of the United
States of America: *J M Landwehr, E F Hubbard,
J R Slack
1445h HB12A-06 Feedbacks Between ENSO and Hydrology of
Tropical South America: *O J Mesa, G Poveda
1500h Break
1530h HB12A-07 Simulation of Precipitation and Riverflow
for the Russian River During the January
1995 California Flood: *N L Miller, J Kim
1545h HB12A-08 Seasonal and Interannual Variability of
Continental-Scale Hydrology Over Africa and
Its Relationship to Atmospheric Dynamics: *S E
Nicholson, M Ba, J Marengo
1600h HB12A-09 Water Balance of Catchment Area as
Influenced by the Expected Climate Change: *V
Novak
1615h HB12A-10 Estimating the Seasonal Change of Total
Water Storage in Major River Basins by the
Atmospheric-River Basin Water Balance and by
an AGCM: *T Oki, K Musiake, S Emori, A
Numaguti
1630h HB12A-11 An Extended Global River Discharge Dataset
for the Validation and Closure of the
Hydrologic Cycle Within GCMs: G D Perry, P B
Duffy, *N L Miller
1645h HB12A-12 Modification of Regional Scale Moisture
Budget by Tropical Deforestation: *K McGuffie,
H Zhang, A Henderson-Sellers
HB12B EC:Room 1 Mon 1330h
H1 Scalar Effects of Hydrologic and Geomorphic Processes
Presiding: W R Osterkamp, USGS, Tucson
1345h HB12B-01 Sediment Transport at Volcanic Torrents of
Different Scale: *H Suwa
1400h HB12B-02 Sediment and Water Quality of Klagan River
Tributary in Tropical Rain Forest of Sabah,
Borneo Island: M B Mokhtar, A B Awaluddin,
O E Tian
1415h HB12B-03 Assessing the Representativity of Catchments
According to Their Size From Hydrochemical
Observations: P Merot, P Durand
1430h HB12B-04 Scale Effects in Particle-Associated
Contaminants of River-Bottom Sediment: W
Symader, M Schorer, R Bierl
1445h Break
1530h HB12B-05 Analyse Temporelle et Spatiale des Apports
de Crue sur un Bassin Mediterraneen.
Relation Avec les Processus Hydrologiques:
J M Gresillon, A Taha, F Le Meillour, J
Lavabre, C Puech
1545h HB12B-06 Stochastic Geomorphology - Implications for
Monitoring and Interpreting Erosion and
Sediment Yields in Mountain Drainage Basins:
*L Benda
1600h HB12B-07 Scale Behavior of Hydraulic Conductivity
During a Pumping Test: D Schulze-Makuch, D S
Cherkauer
1615h HB12B-08 Spatial Variability of Cover Affecting
Erosion and Sediment Yield in Overland Flow:
L J Lane, M H Nichols, J R Simanton
HB12C EC:Room 2 Mon 1330h
HW4 Quality Assurance in Hydrologic Measurement
Presiding: H R Hudson, Environment Canada
1415h HB12C-01 Advances in Evaluation and Fitting of Stage
Discharge Curves: *B L Chester
1430h HB12C-02 Quality Assurance in Streamflow Estimates
Utilizing an Expert System for Rating Curves:
*H R Hudson
1500h Break
1530h HB12C-03 Hydrometric Measurement and Quality
Assurance in Denmark: *T Thomsen
1600h HB12C-04 Measurement of Turbulence in Large Rivers:
*N G Bhowmik, D T Soong
1630h HB12C-05 Quality Assurance in Semi-arid Hydrological
Measurements: Problems and Solutions: *Y Q Li,
A P Liu
HB21A EC:Room 4 Tues 0830h
H1 Application of Models to Scale
Presiding: W R Osterkamp, USGS, Tucson
0830h HB21A-01 Simulation Models for Conservative and
Nonconservative Solute Transport in Streams:
*R L Runkel
0845h HB21A-02 A Study of Scale Effects on Sediment
Transport Modelling in the Arid Regions: *K D
Sharma
0900h HB21A-03 Effect of Temporal Scale on Runoff and
Erosion Modelling: *D Stephenson
0915h HB21A-04 The Impact of Scale on the Processes of
Channel-Side Sediment Supply: A Conceptual
Model: *D M Lawler
0930h HB21A-05 Sediment-Yield Alteration of Mountain Rivers
and Climate Change in Central Asia: G E
Glazyrin, H K Tashmetov
1000h Break
1045h HB21A-06 An Approach to Representing Spatial
Variability When Evaluating Model
Uncertainty in Process-Based Watershed Models:
M Tiscareno-Lopez, R Claveran, M A Weltz, M R
Kidwell
1100h HB21A-07 Identifying Trends in Sediment Discharge
From Alterations in Upstream Land Use: R S
Parker, W R Osterkamp
1115h HB21A-08 Total Suspended-Load Transport as a Natural
Stochastic Process: Z Skoklevski, S Velickov
HB21B EC:Room 3 Tues 0830h
H6 Sustainability in Modelling - I
Presiding: S P Simonovic, Univ of Manitoba, Canada
0830h HB21B-01 Resolving Conflicts Between Sustainable
Energy and Water Resources in the Regulation
of the River Tyne, England: *D Archer, G
Williams
0900h HB21B-02 Sustainable Development of Aquifers in
Narrow Alpine Valleys: Implications for
Models to Support Scenario Simulation: *J
Furst
0920h HB21B-03 GIS-Based Delineation of Source Areas of
Phosphorous Within Northeastern Agricultural
Watersheds: *J A Zollweg, W J Gburek, H B
Pionke, A W Sharpley
0940h HB21B-04 Analysis of Regional Water Resources and
Their Management by Means of Numerical
Simulation Models and Satellites in Mendoza,
Argentina: *M Menenti
1000h Break
1030h HB21B-05 The Practical Application of Modeling to the
Sustainable Management of Water Resources in
Northwest England: *H Smithers, S Walker
1100h HB21B-06 Application of a Comprehensive Decision
Support System for the Water Quality
Management of the River Ruhr: *L Koncsos, E
Schutz, U Windau
1120h HB21B-07 Flood Control Decision Support System for
Dongtiao River in China: *L Qi, X Ziying, W
Kang, Z Ying
HB21C EC:Arena Tues 0830h
H1 Application of Models to Scale - Posters
Presiding: W R Osterkamp, USGS, Tucson
0830h HB21C-01 POSTER Addressing the Non-point Source
Implications of Conjunctive Water Use With a
Geographic Information System (GIS): *D S
Ellington, J R Nuckols, I I Faidi
0830h HB21C-02 POSTER Variability in Stream Sediment
Transport in Liaoning Province and Its
Relation to Environmental Change: *Y
Hsueh-Chun
0830h HB21C-03 POSTER Deliberation on Scale Theory: *S Liu,
X Mo, C Liu
0830h HB21C-04 POSTER Field Measurement and Analysis of
Cover Affecting Erosion and Sediment Yield
in Overland Flow: *M H Nichols, L J Lane, J R
Simanton
0830h HB21C-05 POSTER Integrated Interactive Intelligent
Image and Information System (GIS)
Environment for Water Resources: *S
Ramaseshan
0830h HB21C-06 POSTER Modeling the Spatial Variation of
Rainfall Data Using GIS: A Case Study in
Saudi Arabia: *S Taher
0830h HB21C-07 POSTER Observations of Erosion on Slopes of
Tarumai Volcano, Hokkaido, Northern Japan: *Y
Miyabuchi
0830h HB21C-08 POSTER Biogeochemical Control on the
Temporal Variability of the Trace Element
Concentrations in the Oubangui River
(Centrafrica): *P Seyler, F Elbaz-Poulichet
HB22A EC:Room 4 Tues 1330h
H1 Application of Models to Scale
Presiding: W R Osterkamp, USGS, Tucson
1330h HB22A-01 The Prediction of Peak Nitrate Concentration
From Annual Nitrate Load at the Field and
Catchment Scales: H J E Rodda, D Scholefield,
E Lord, B W Webb
1345h HB22A-02 Scale-Related Water Temperature Behaviour:
*B W Webb, Y Zhang, F Nobilis
1400h HB22A-03 Sediment Quality in Australian River Basins:
A Compartmental Approach to Assessment of
Regional Sediment- Variability Factory: A
Arakel, R Hanna, D McConchie
1415h HB22A-04 Detecting Change in Sediment Loads: Where
and How Is It Possible?: K Bunte, L H
Macdonald
1430h HB22A-05 Sedimentation in Muddy Estuaries and
Management of River Flow: *W Kang
1445h Break
1530h HB22A-06 Evaluation of Erosion-Control Works by
Turbidity at Different Scale Drainage Basins:
T Mizuyama, M Nakano, K Matsumura
1545h HB22A-07 Variations in Sediment Transport at a
Variety of Temporal Scales in the
Murrumbidgee River, NSW, Australia: L J Olive,
J M Olley, A S Murray, P J Wallbrink
1600h HB22A-08 Monitoring of Rill Formation: B Hasholt, B S
Hansen
1615h HB22A-09 Scale as a Factor in Designing Sampling
Programs for Determination of Annual
Trace-Element Fluxes: *A J Horowitz
1630h HB22A-10 Hydrological Data for Future Use: *Z
Skoklevski
1645h HB22A-11 Modelling the Influence of the Hydrological
and Thermic Regime on the Nitrogen Cycle in
an Unsaturated Zone: *M Mihailescu
HB22B EC:Room 5 Tues 1330h
H6 Sustainability in Modelling - II
Presiding: K Takeuchi, Yamanashi Univ
1330h HB22B-01 Recent Advances in Drought Management With
Particular Reference to Northwest England: *S
Walker, H A Smithers
1400h HB22B-02 Grid Related Estimates of Streamflow Within
the Weser River Basin, Germany: *T Lullwitz,
A Helbig
1420h HB22B-03 Flood Forecasting and Reservoir Operation
Software for Minimizing Environmental Impact
of Hoabinh Hydro-power Project: *L B Huynh,
C D Du
1440h HB22B-04 Modelling the Hydrological Impacts of
Channelization on Streamflow Characteristics
in a Northern Ireland Catchment: *D N Wilcock,
F Wilcock
1500h Break
1530h HB22B-05 Decision Making and Risk Analysis in
Managing the Severn Trent Water Grid: *R
Wilkinson
1600h HB22B-06 Hydrological Response Units (HRU's) to
Preserve Basin Heterogeneity in Hydrologic
Modelling Using PRMS/MMS - Case Study in the
Brol Basin, Germany: *W A Flugel
1620h HB22B-07 Experiences in Updating an Integrated
Decision-Support System for Sustainable
Water Resource Management in Northwest
England: *H Smithers, S Walker
1640h HB22B-08 Research on Water Resources Rational Use of
the Lhasa River: *S Dajun
1700h HB22B-09 Environmental Diagnostic Study of a
Water-Resources Master Plan, North Xinjiang,
China: *A F Balloffet, T D Steele, X Yang
HB31A EC:Room 4 Wed 0830h
H3 Snowpack Transformations
Presiding: M W Williams, Univ of Colorado, Boulder
0830h HB31A-01 Ventilation Experiments in a Seasonal
Snowcover: *M R Albert, J P Hardy
0850h HB31A-02 Evolution of Factors Affecting Gas
Transmissivity of Snow in the Boreal Forest:
*J P Hardy, R E Davis, G C Winston
0910h HB31A-03 Seasonal Variability in CO~K2~L Transport
Through Snow in a Boreal Forest: *G C Winston,
B B Stephens, E T Sundquist, J P Hardy, R E
Davis
0930h HB31A-04 CO~K2~L Flux Through a Wyoming Seasonal
Snowpack: Diffusional Effects and Pressure
Pumping Effects: *W J Massman, R Sommerfeld,
K Zeller, T Hehn, L Hudnell, S Rochelle
0950h HB31A-05 Soil to Snow Movement of Organic Compounds
in Natural Snow Pack: *A Hogan, D Leggett
1010h Break
1040h HB31A-06 Flow-Finger Continuity in Serial
Thick-Sections in a Melting Sierran Snowpack:
*B J McGurk, P Marsh
1100h HB31A-07 Development and Stability of Preferential
Flow Paths in a Layered Snowpack: *M
Schneebeli
1120h HB31A-08 Hydrochemical Study of Snow Meltwater and
Snow Cover: *K Suzuki
1140h HB31A-09 Ion Flux Through a Shallow Snowpack: Effects
of Initial Conditions and Melt Sequences: *R E
Davis, C E Petersen, R C Bales
HB31B EC:Room 5 Wed 0830h
H6 Sustainability Modelling Tools - I
Presiding: Z Kundzewicz, WMO, Switzerland
0830h HB31B-01 Proponent and Stake-Holder Interaction in
Collaborative Water Resources Project
Planning: *M J Bender, S P Simonovic
0900h HB31B-02 Criteria for the Evaluation of Rate Water
Use in a River Basin: P Manciola, *S Casadei
0920h HB31B-03 Development of Planning Tools for the
Ecologically Sound Operation of Reservoirs:
*M W Ostrowski, H Lohr
0940h HB31B-04 A Communication Support System for a Water
Authority Dealing With Reservoir-Management:
*F A Wolbring, G A Schultz
1000h Break
1030h HB31B-05 Multiple Criteria for Evaluation of
Reliability Aspects of Water Resource Systems:
*Z W Kundzewicz, J Kindler
1100h HB31B-06 Robust Optimization for Incorporating Risk
and Uncertainty in Sustainable Water
Resources Planning: D W Watkins, *D C
McKinney
1120h HB31B-07 An Approach for the Delineation of
Hydrographic Basins in Plain Areas: P
de Lotto, P G Fenaroli, I Saccardo, *S P
Simonovic
1140h HB31B-08 The Integration of Computer Models and Data
Bases Into a Decision Support System for
Water Resources Management: *I J Haagsma
1200h HB31B-09 Risk Analysis for Joint Operation of Two
Reservoirs: *J T Kuo, C S Chen, Y H Liao
HB31C EC:Arena Wed 0830h
H6 Sustainability Modelling - Posters
Presiding: S P Simonovic, Univ Manitoba
0830h HB31C-01 POSTER The Role of "Direct" Ground Water
Discharge to the Chesapeake Bay (USA) for
Basin-Scale Non-point Source Pollution
Assessment: *S R Kraemer
0830h HB31C-02 POSTER Water Reservoir Management Using
Linear Quadratic Dynamic Programming: *A
Galambosi, E C Ozelkan, E Fernandez, L
Duckstein
0830h HB31C-03 POSTER Calibration of NWS Hydrologic Model
in the Northwest U.S.: A Status Report: *C E
Orwig, V C Bissell
0830h HB31C-04 POSTER Analysis of the Water Low-Flow
Balance of the Semi-arid White River,
Nebraska and South Dakota: *M G Ferrick, N D
Mulherin, D J Calkins
0830h HB31C-05 POSTER National Research Program on
Determination of Surface Water Quality
Objectives for Hungarian Watersheds: *J Feher,
S Kisgyorgy
0830h HB31C-06 POSTER Strategie de la Gestion des Eaux en
Pologne: *M Ozga-Zielinska
0830h HB31C-07 POSTER Separation of Flow Components of
Hydrographs Using Nonlinear Storage Functions:
*H Wittenberg, C Rhode
0830h HB31C-08 POSTER Simulation of Water Resources
Systems Using an Object Oriented Approach:
High Aswan Dam Reservoir: *H Fahmy, M
aboclata
HB32A EC:Room 4 Wed 1330h
H3 Snow Hydrology and Hydrochemistry
Presiding: N E Peters, USGS, WRD Atlanta; G Jones, Univ de Quebec
1330h HB32A-01 Small Basin Modeling of Snow Water
Equivalence Using Binary Regression Tree
Methods: K Elder, J Michaelsen, J Dozier
1350h HB32A-02 A Spatially Distributed Energy Balance
Snowmelt Model: *D G Tarboton, T G Chowdhury,
T H Jackson
1410h HB32A-03 Distributed Snowmelt Modeling Using a
Clustering Algorithm: *R Harrington, K Elder,
R C Bales
1430h HB32A-04 Multi-dimensional Parameter Estimation of
the Integrated Alpine Hydrochemical Model
Using Monte-Carlo Simulation: *N Ohte, R C
Bales
1450h HB32A-05 The Spatial Distribution of Snow Chemical
Loading at the Tundra-Taiga Transition: *J W
Pomeroy, P Marsh, H G Jones
1510h Break
1540h HB32A-06 Spatial Variations in Snowmelt Runoff Volume
and Chemistry at the Arctic Treeline: *P
Marsh, J Pomeroy
1600h HB32A-07 Synoptic Snow Chemistry as an Indicator of
Atmospheric Deposition in the Rocky
Mountains, USA: *J T Turk, H E Taylor, G P
Ingersoll
1620h HB32A-08 Trends in Surface Water Chemistry and
Chemical Budgets, Alpine and Subalpine
Watersheds, Fraser Experimental Forest,
Colorado: R Stottlemyer, C A Troendle
1640h HB32A-09 Valuation of Possible Glacio-Hydrological
Characteristics Changes Under Global Warming
for South-Eastern Alaska Mountains and
Novaya Zemlya Island Glaciation: N V
Davidovich, *M D Ananicheva
HB32B EC:Room 5 Wed 1330h
H6 Sustainability Modelling Tools - II
Presiding: S Walker, National Rivers Authority
1330h HB32B-01 Hybrid Expert System for Operation of a
Small Surface Storage System: *S Mohan, N
Arumugam
1400h HB32B-02 An Iterative Technique for Optimal
Management of a Stratified Reservoir: K D W
Nandalal, *J J Bogardi
1420h HB32B-03 Spreadsheets: Flexible Tools for Integrated
Management of Water Resources in River Basins:
*H H G Savenije
1440h HB32B-04 GIS "Hydro-monitoring" and Optimization
Model of Enterprise Water Protection Activity:
*A Tskhai, S Shirokova, D Konev, K Koshelev,
T J Tskhai
1500h Break
1530h HB32B-05 Flexibility and Adjustability of Reservoir
Operation as an Aid for Sustainable Water
Management: *A H Schumann
1600h HB32B-06 A Demand Management Policy Dictated by
Resource Availability (With Reference to an
Existing River System): *A J Tollow
1620h HB32B-07 Assessment of Effectiveness in the Use of
Inflow Forecasts to Reservoir Management: *K
Takeuchi, V Sivaarthitkul
1640h HB32B-08 Sequential Decomposition in the Assessment
of Long-Term Operation of Large-Scale Systems:
J J Bogardi, *D Milutin
HB41A EC:Room 4 Thurs 0830h
H3 Snowmelt Runoff and Biogeochemical Processes
Presiding: K Tonnessen, NBS - AIR
0830h HB41A-01 Hydrology and Hydrochemistry of a Headwater
Alpine Basin, Urumqi River, Tian Shan, PR
China: *F Liu, D Yang, M W Williams
0850h HB41A-02 Snowmelt-Induced Chemical Changes in Seven
Streams in the Sierra Nevada, California: *J M
Melack, J O Sickman
0910h HB41A-03 Nitrogen Deposition and Release in Alpine
Watersheds, Loch Vale, Colorado, USA: *D H
Campbell, D W Clow, G P Ingersoll, M A Mast,
N E Spahr, J T Turk
0930h HB41A-04 Analysis of Long Term Sulfate and Nitrate
Budgets in a Rocky Mountain Basin: J S Baron,
*E J Allstott, B Newkirk
0950h HB41A-05 Sources of Solutes in Runoff From a Small
Bedrock Catchment, Rocky Mountains, USA: *D W
Clow, M A Mast
1010h Break
1040h HB41A-06 Chemical Hydrograph Separation During
Snowmelt for Three Headwater Basins in Rocky
Mountain National Park, Colorado: *J K Sueker
1100h HB41A-07 Interactions Between Snowmelt Nitrogen and
Tundra Soils in the Colorado Alpine: *P D
Brooks, M W Williams
1120h HB41A-08 Variation of Dissolved Organic Carbon During
Snowmelt in Soil and Stream Waters of Two
Headwater Catchments, Summit County, Colorado:
*E W Boyer, G M Hornberger, K E Bencala, D M
McKnight
1140h HB41A-09 Chemical and Isotopic Evolution of a Layered
Eastern U.S. Snowpack and Its Relation to
Streamflow Chemistry: *J B Shanley, C Kendall,
M Albert, J Hardy
1200h HB41A-10 Tracing Sources of Nitrate in Snowmelt
Runoff Using the Oxygen and Nitrogen
Isotopic Compositions of Nitrate: *C Kendall,
D H Campbell, D A Burns, J B Shanley, S R
Silva, C C Chang
HB41B EC:Room 5 Thurs 0830h
H6 Sustainability Relevant Issues - I
Presiding: J Furst, Univ fur Bodenkultur, Austria
0830h HB41B-01 Sustainable Development of Water Resources
Systems With Regard to Long-Term Changes of
Design Variables: *G A Schultz, M Hornbogen
0900h HB41B-02 Interactive Management of a Conjunctive Use
System Considering Quality Aspects: *M H A
Billib, P W Boochs, A Matheja, B Rusteberg
0920h HB41B-03 Planning and Management of Water Sources
Systems Under Uncertain Information in the
Future With Fuzzy Optimization: *T Kojiri
0940h HB41B-04 Hydrologic Component of a Resource Planning
Model: *S M Bolton, T J Ward
1000h Break
1030h HB41B-05 Low Flows of the River Warta - Risk and
Uncertainty Aspects: *Z W Kundzewicz, M
Chalupka
1100h HB41B-06 On the Modelling of Extreme Droughts: *H
Madsen, D Rosbjerg
1120h HB41B-07 LISEM: A Physically-Based Hydrologic and
Soil Erosion Model for Basin-Scale Water and
Sediment Management: *A P J de Roo, R J E
Offermans
1140h HB41B-08 Impact of Climatic Change on Hydrological
Balance and Water Resource Systems in the
Dongjiang Basin: *G S Lian
HB41C EC:Arena Thurs 0830h
H3 Snowmelt Runoff and Biogeochemical Processes - Posters
Presiding: M W Williams, Univ of Colorado, Boulder
0830h HB41C-01 POSTER Characteristics of Runoff Formation
in Glacial and Nonglacial Basins in the
Kirgizskiy Alatoo, Tien Shan: *V B Aizen, E M
Aizen
0830h HB41C-02 POSTER The Niwot Ridge Snowfence
Experiment: Biogeochemical Responses to
Changes in the Seasonal Snowpack: *P D Brooks,
M W Williams, D A Walker, S K Schmidt
0830h HB41C-03 POSTER Snow Surface Energy Exchange and
Snowmelt at a Continental Alpine Site: *D W
Cline
0830h HB41C-04 POSTER Can Inorganic Chemical Species
Volatilize From Snow?: *J H Cragin, R
McGilvary, A Hogan
0830h HB41C-05 POSTER Dry Depositional Loading of Nitrogen
to an Alpine Snowpack: *R G Cress, M W
Williams, H Sievering
0830h HB41C-06 POSTER Energy and Hydrological Fluxes of
Glaciers in the McMurdo Dry Valleys,
Antarctica: *G L Dana, R A Wharton, M A
Wetzel, A G Fountain
0830h HB41C-07 POSTER Modeling the Spatial Distribution of
Seasonal Snow Accumulation on Teton Glacier,
Wyoming: *K Elder
0830h HB41C-08 POSTER The Chemistry of Artificial Snow and
Its Influence on the Germination of Mountain
Flora: *H G Jones, G Devarennes
0830h HB41C-09 POSTER Some Surveys of Snow Chemistry in
the Tien Shan of Kirghizstan and Kazakhstan:
*R Kattelmann, K Elder, J M Melack, E Aizen,
V Aizen
0830h HB41C-10 POSTER Modeling the Influence of Exposed
Vegetation on the Melt of Adjacent Snow
Covers: *G E Liston
0830h HB41C-11 POSTER Winter Eddy Covariance CO~K2~L
Fluxes at a Forested Mountain Site in
Southern Wyoming, USA: *W J Massman, K Zeller,
T Hehn, R Sommerfeld
0830h HB41C-12 POSTER Determination of Hydrologic Pathways
in an Alpine-Subalpine Basin Using Isotopic
and Chemical Tracers, Loch Vale Watershed,
Colorado, USA: *M A Mast, C Kendall, D
Campbell, D Clow, J Back
0830h HB41C-13 POSTER Chemical and Isotopic Tracers of
Snowmelt Flow Paths in a Subalpine Watershed:
*E K Miller, C D Carson, A J Friedland, J D
Blum
0830h HB41C-14 POSTER Modeling Glacier Meltwater
Production From Solar Radiation Data: *D S
Munro
0830h HB41C-15 POSTER Hydrochemical Processes During
Snowmelt in a Sub-alpine Watershed,
Colorado, USA: *N E Peters, G H Leavesley
0830h HB41C-16 POSTER Variation in Ambient Air Nitrogen
Concentration and Total Annual Atmospheric
Deposition at Niwot Ridge, Colorado: *D Rusch,
H Sievering
0830h HB41C-17 POSTER Ozone Deposition in a Snow Covered
Subalpine Spruce-Fir Forest Environment: *K
Zeller, T Hehn
0830h HB41C-18 POSTER Relationship Between Atmospheric
Composition and Snow Composition for HCl and
HNO3: *F Domine, E Thibert
0830h HB41C-19 POSTER Model of Melting Snow in Regions of
High Mountains and Deep Valleys: M H Douglas,
I Douglas, Z Chen
0830h HB41C-20 POSTER Simulation of Runoff Processes of a
Continental Mountain Glacier in the Tianshan:
*K Ersi, A Ohmura, H Lang
0830h HB41C-21 POSTER Geographical Information System
"Glaciology": Studies of Unstable Glaciers:
I S Garelik, *V M Kotlyakov, G B Osipova, D G
Tsvetkov
0830h HB41C-22 POSTER Hydrograph Separation of Meltwaters
Draining From Dokriani Glacier, Ganga Basin,
Garhwal Himalaya, India: *S I Hasnain, D N
Collins, R J Thayyen
0830h HB41C-23 POSTER Effects of a Seasonal Snowcover on
the Carbon Dioxide Cycle in a Terrestrial
Ecosystem: *Y Kominami, S Takami
0830h HB41C-24 POSTER Response of the UGAMP GCM to the
Snow Parameterization: *I Marsiat
0830h HB41C-25 POSTER Snow Accumulation and Ablation
Patterns in the Alps Using NOAA-AVHRR Data:
M F Baumgartner, G Apfl, T Holzer
0830h HB41C-26 POSTER Simulation of Runoff in High and
Cold Mountainous Regions: *Y Zhihuai
HB41D EC:Room 3 Thurs 0830h
HW2 Predictability, Uncertainty, and Prejudice in Hydrology
Presiding: C Cunnane, Univ College
0830h HB41D-01 Predicatbility and Uncertainty in Semi-Arid
Hydrology: Q L Yeu, A P Liu
0845h HB41D-02 Studies on the Predictability of the
Hydrological Events: *A A Sarma
0900h HB41D-03 A Comparison of Two Weather Data Generation
Models: L S Ndlova, G S Campbell, C O'Stockle
0915h HB41D-04 On the Predictability of Water Table
Fluctuations in a Sloping Aquifer Having
Random Hydraulic Conductivity: *K Srivastava,
R N Singh, S N Rai
0930h HB41D-05 Hydrologic Dynamics Via Geometric
Deterministic Methods: *C E Puente, N Obregon,
O Robayo
0945h HB41D-06 The Spring Southern Oscillation Index
Conditions Summer Lake Inflows
Probabilities, South Island, New Zealand: *C P
Pearson, A I McKerchar
1000h Break
1030h HB41D-07 Effect of Catchment Characteristics on the
Predictability of a Distributed Catchment
Model: N I Guangheng
1045h HB41D-08 Streamflow Prediction for Water Management
in the Western United States: Improvements
and Paradigm Shifts: *D C Garen
1100h HB41D-09 The Probability Distribution of Flood Flows,
Annual Flows, and Low Flows in the United
States: *R M Vogel, I Wilson
1115h HB41D-10 A Grey System Approach to Deal With
Uncertainties in Hydrology and Water
Environmental Management: X Jun
1130h HB41D-11 An Integrated Expert System for Factor
Analysis - Application to Groundwater
Speciation: S Rao
1145h HB41D-12 Uncertainties in Estimation of
Hydrometeorological Parameters Over Kerala
State, India: H Roghaven, H S Ram Mohan
1200h HB41D-13 The Long-Term Thermal Impact of Reservoir
Operation and Some Ecological Implications: *
Webb
HB42A EC:Room 5 Thurs 1330h
H6 Sustainability Relevant Issues - II
Presiding: D Rosboerg, Univ of Denmark
1330h HB42A-01 Multivariate Flexible Least Squares Analysis
of Hydrologic Time Series: *A Ramachandra Rao
1400h HB42A-02 Watershed Coding of Large River Basins: *B
Mitja, A Vidmar
1420h HB42A-03 On the Optimization of Monitoring Network of
Water Quality in View of Scale Effects in
China: Z Guo, *W Cheng, C Jin
1440h HB42A-04 Validation and Applicability of Distributed
Hydrological Models: *J C Refsgaard, B Storm,
A Refsgaard
1500h Break
1530h HB42A-05 Determination Floue des Zones Hydrologiques
Homogenes: *V Fortin, B Bobee, L Duckstein, Z
Bargaoui
1600h HB42A-06 Water Cycle Assessment and Modelling for the
Danube River Basin: *O Behr
1620h HB42A-07 A Study on Intelligent Operation Decision
Support System for Large-Scale Water
Resources System of Inter-basin Water
Transfer: *G Liu, L Yao
1640h HB42A-08 Recent Developments of the Systeme
Hydrologique Europeen (SHE) Towards the MIKE
SHE: *J C Refsgaard, B Storm, A Refsgaard
HB42B EC:Room 3 Thurs 1330h
HW2 Predictability, Uncertainty, and Prejudice in Hydrology
Presiding: C Cunnane, Univ College
1330h HB42B-01 Approach for Predictability on the Basis of
Cyclic and Different Scale Nature of
Hydrologic Processes: H V Lobanova, V A
Lobanov, V E Leanov
1345h HB42B-02 Effect of Catchment Characteristics on the
Predictability of a Distributed Catchment
Model: *G Ni, S Herath, K Musiake, K
Ishizaki
1400h HB42B-03 Uncertainties in Estimation of
Hydrometeorological Parameters Over Kerala
State (India): *H Raghavan, H S Ram Mohan
1415h HB42B-04 Regionalization of Probability Occurring
Flash Floods in Vietnam: *C D Du
1430h Break
1500h Discussion
HB42C EC:Room 4 Thurs 1350h
H3 Glaciers: Hydrology and Hydrochemistry
Presiding: M Tranter, Univ of Bristol
1350h HB42C-01 Solute Kinetics in Meltwaters Flowing
Through Hydrological Pathways Beneath an
Alpine Glacier: *D N Collins
1410h HB42C-02 Diurnal Variations of Flow-Through Velocity
and Transit Time of Meltwaters Traversing
Moulin-Conduit Systems in an Alpine Glacier:
*D N Collins
1430h HB42C-03 Hydrochemical Interpretation of Meltwater
Routing Through a High Arctic (Cold-Based)
Glacier: *R Hodgkins, M Tranter, J A
Dowdeswell
1450h HB42C-04 The Composition of Subglacial Meltwaters
Sampled From Boreholes at the Haut Glacier
d'Arolla, Switzerland: *H R Lamb, M Tranter,
G H Brown, B P Hubbard, M J Sharp, C C Smart,
I C Willis, M K Nielsen
1510h Break
1540h HB42C-05 Major, Minor, and Trace Element Chemistry of
Surface Waters in the Everest Region of Nepal:
*B Reynolds, P J Chapman, M C French, A
Jenkins, H S Wheater
1600h HB42C-06 Subglacial Weathering in a Small Glacierized
Basin in the North Cascade Mountains,
Washington: *E V Axtmann, R F Stallard
1620h HB42C-07 Changing Drainage Patterns Within South
Cascade Glacier, Washington, U.S.A.: A G
Fountain, B H Vaughn
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