Analysis of Long-Term Climate and Streamflow Records from USFS and other Experimental Watersheds

Dates

Start Date

2010

Contacts

Funding Agency :

USFS PNW Station

Principal Investigator :

Fred Swanson, Don Henshaw

Co-Investigator :

Julia Jones, 20+ USFS and Long-Term Ecological Research scientists

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Purpose

Understand climate variability and how legacies of land use (including vegetation succession following natural and human disturbance) independently and interactively influence streamflow. Longer range plan is to understand these phenomena in headwaters vs. downstream areas close to population centers.

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parts	type Objectives value Understand climate variability and how legacies of land use (including vegetation succession following natural and human disturbance) independently and interactively influence streamflow. Longer range plan is to understand these phenomena in headwaters vs. downstream areas close to population centers.
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US Forest Service, Pacific Northwest Station

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agendas name Northwest CSC Agenda themes name Climate Science & Modeling number 1 options name Response of Physical Systems to Climate Change number 2 options a true name Response of Biological Systems to Climate Change number 3 options name Vulnerability and Adaptation number 4 options name Monitoring and Observation Systems number 5 options name Data, Infrastructure, Analysis, and Modeling number 6 options name Communication of Science Findings number 7 options url http://www.doi.gov/csc/northwest/upload/NW-CSC-Science-Agenda-2012-2015.pdf