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Research: Past and Present

Past Research

Overview of Diurnal Cycles in the U.S.

Synchronous Springs in the Sierra

Tuolumne River Measurement Sites (pdf)

Coastal Fog in California

Current Research

Current projects include the following:

Rain versus snow in winter storms in the Sierra Nevada, California

Temperature, trees, and climate in the Pacific Northwest

Meadow restoration under a changing climate: surface and groundwater flow interactions in Tuolumne Meadows, Yosemite California

Spatial temperature distributions in complex terrain: across the Sierra Nevada, California, and Rocky Mountains, Colorado, using small self-recording temperature sensors. (Click here for a poster from this research.)

Future Research

Projects for upcoming years include:

Evapotranspiration at high elevations

Vegetation-microclimate-snow interactions

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Research: Past and Present
Past Research Overview of Diurnal Cycles in the U.S. Synchronous Springs in the Sierra Tuolumne River Measurement Sites (pdf) Coastal Fog in California	Current Research Current projects include the following: Rain versus snow in winter storms in the Sierra Nevada, California Temperature, trees, and climate in the Pacific Northwest Meadow restoration under a changing climate: surface and groundwater flow interactions in Tuolumne Meadows, Yosemite California Spatial temperature distributions in complex terrain: across the Sierra Nevada, California, and Rocky Mountains, Colorado, using small self-recording temperature sensors. (Click here for a poster from this research.)	Future Research Projects for upcoming years include: Evapotranspiration at high elevations Vegetation-microclimate-snow interactions
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