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Julie A. Vano
Research Director, Aspen Global Change Institute
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Collaborative Mountain Hydrology for the Colorado River Headwaters
AN INTEGRATED COMMUNITY APPROACH TO MODELING, OBSERVATIONS, AND PREDICTION OF THE WATER ENERGY AND CARBON CYCLES ACROSS CLIMATE TIMESCALES OVER THE CONUS POSTER
hydrology | 15 december 2023
Julie A. Vano, Tanya Petach, Jeffrey S. Deems, Mar...
Beginning primarily as snowmelt from the Rocky Mountains, the Colorado River supplies water to over 40 million people in seven US states and Mexico. A...
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Measuring sublimation of snow on the valley floor of a Colorado River headwater basin, Winter 2022-23
ATMOSPHERE-THROUGH-BEDROCK OBSERVATIONS, MODELING, AND SCIENCE IN THE UPPER COLORADO RIVER BASIN II ORAL
hydrology | 14 december 2023
Eli Schwat, Daniel Hogan, Jessica D. Lundquist, Et...
In Colorado River headwater basins, snow lost to sublimation is removed from the water towers of the United States Southwest, but models disagree abou...
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A Wiki Platform for Colorado River Science
THE POWER OF SCIENCE COMMUNICATION: HOW TO TURN CHALLENGES INTO OPPORTUNITIES I POSTER
science and society | 14 december 2023
Tanya Petach, Jeffrey Lukas, Julie A. Vano, Bradle...
The Colorado River watershed provides water to over 40 million people spanning seven states, two countries, and thirty federally recognized tribes. De...
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Mapping the supply and demand landscape of climate information for decision support
UNDERSTANDING THE SOCIETAL VALUE AND USE OF EARTH SCIENCE INFORMATION I ORAL
science and society | 14 december 2023
Emilio I. Mateo, Julie A. Vano, Kelli Archie, Jame...
What can be done to make research more actionable for decision-making? Scientists, science policy-makers (including federal agency program managers), ...
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Developing outreach and educational tools and opportunities for the Sublimation of Snow (SOS) project
ATMOSPHERE-THROUGH-BEDROCK OBSERVATIONS, MODELING, AND SCIENCE IN THE UPPER COLORADO RIVER BASIN I POSTER
hydrology | 14 december 2023
Emilio I. Mateo, Liz Carver, Julie A. Vano, Elise ...
Snow is a vital part of water resources, but sublimation may remove 10% to 90% of snowfall from the system. Due to a critical shortage of reliable dir...
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Model resolution dependence of snow-water resilience to climate change in the Upper Colorado River Basin
REGIONAL CLIMATE: MODELING, ANALYSIS, AND IMPACTS III ELIGHTNING
atmospheric sciences | 12 december 2023
Ankur Dixit, Stefan Rahimi, Lei Haung, Ethan Colli...
The Colorado River Basin (CRB) is facing ongoing drought conditions since 1980, which are amplified by global warming. For example, Colorado average r...
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Does Late Autumn Soil Moisture Impact Spring Snowmelt in a High Elevation Headwaters Catchment?
ADVANCING SOIL MOISTURE SCIENCE VIA MONITORING, MODELING, AND REMOTE SENSING I POSTER
hydrology | 11 december 2023
Tanya Petach, Emilio I. Mateo, Julie A. Vano, Asa ...
Persistent, multi-decade drought has increased pressure on over-allocated water sources across the southwestern United States. Escalating water demand...
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Mountain Hydrology in a Changing World
IMPLICATIONS OF ONGOING MOUNTAIN HYDROLOGIC CHANGES ON WATER RESOURCES II POSTER
global environmental change | 14 december 2022
Julie A. Vano
Our mountains, which serve as critical water towers, are experiencing warmer temperatures, changing the water cycle in new, and often unexpected ways....
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