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Christina Tague
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Dryland Watersheds in Flux: How Nitrogen Deposition and Changing Precipitation Regimes Shape Nitrogen Export
EARTH'S FUTURE
18 april 2024
Jianning Ren, Erin J. Hanan, Paolo D'Odorico, Chri...
Atmospheric nitrogen (N) deposition and climate change are transforming the way N moves through dryland watersheds. For example, N deposition is in...
Virtual Hydrological Laboratories: Developing the Next Generation of Conceptual Models to Support Decision Making Under Change
WATER RESOURCES RESEARCH
12 april 2024
Mark A. Thyer, Hoshin Gupta, Seth Westra, David J....
As hydrological systems are pushed outside the envelope of historical experience, the ability of current hydrological models to serve as a basis fo...
Simulating the Role of Biogeochemical Hotspots in Driving Nitrogen Export From Dryland Watersheds
WATER RESOURCES RESEARCH
03 march 2024
Jianning Ren, Erin J. Hanan, Aral C. Greene, Chris...
Climate change and nitrogen (N) pollution are altering biogeochemical and ecohydrological processes in dryland watersheds, increasing N export, and...
Dynamic Storage and Ecohydrology - What we know and don’t know about the accessibility of stored water by plants
FRONTIERS IN ECOHYDROLOGY I ORAL
hydrology | 12 december 2023
Christina (Naomi) Tague, Christopher Heckman, Ty B...
Plant root systems and their extension by mycorrhizal networks give plants access to stored water that supports plant function, including transpiratio...
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How the effect of fuel treatment on streamflow changes across aridity gradients in Sierra Nevada watersheds
UNDERSTANDING AND SCALING CATCHMENT RESPONSE TO DISTURBANCES II POSTER
hydrology | 12 december 2023
William Burke, Erin J. Hanan, Jianning Ren, Jonath...
Fuel treatments are an essential tool used to modify forest structure and alter key watershed processes. With climate change intensifying drought, fir...
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Helping California achieve carbon neutrality through ecohydrological modeling
MODELING AND MONITORING ECOSYSTEM CARBON FOR CLIMATE CHANGE POLICY POSTER
biogeosciences | 12 december 2023
Ryan R. Bart, Adam L. Moreno, Christina (Naomi) Ta...
To achieve Californias target of carbon neutrality by 2045, there is a need to understand how carbon sequestration in Californias forests, shrublands,...
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Modeling the Co-Benefits of Mechanical Thinning on Forest Structure, Fire Effects, Biodiversity, and Hydrological Refugia
CATCHMENT AND CRITICAL ZONE SCIENCE: UNDERSTANDING ECOSYSTEMS THROUGH MONITORING, ANALYSIS, AND EXPERIMENTATION I POSTER
hydrology | 11 december 2023
Louis Graup, Christina (Naomi) Tague, Adrian A. Ha...
In the Sierra Nevada, CA, forest management is the primary tool to combat catastrophic wildfires. Thinning out overly-dense stands and removing unders...
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Seeing the Disturbed Forest for the Trees: Remote Sensing Is Underutilized to Quantify Critical Zone Response to Unprecedented Disturbance
EARTH'S FUTURE
27 july 2023
Kyotaek Hwang, Adrian A. Harpold, Christina (Naomi...
Understanding the severity and extent of near surface critical zone (CZ) disturbances and their ecosystem response is a pressing concern in the fac...