Posters HS2.3.4
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Attendance Time: Thursday, 12 April 2018, 17:30–19:00 Hall A Chairperson: Theresa Blume, Tonie van Dam, Laurent Pfister, Peter Chifflard, Ingo Heidbüchel |
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EGU2018-4559
Downslope travel distance and hydrological connectivity: On the role of interflow in different landscapes Julian Klaus and Rhett Jackson |
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A.48
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EGU2018-4571
The young scientists network “Subsurface Stormflow” – Initial findings on investigation, modelling and validation Martin Reiss, Blume Theresa, Katja Maerker, Luisa Hopp, Ilja van Meerveld, Thomas Gräff, Oliver Gronz, Andreas Hartmann, Bernhard Kohl, Edoardo Martini, Christian Reinhardt-Imjela, Michael Rinderer, and Peter Chifflard |
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A.49
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EGU2018-5601
Preliminary investigation of topography and baseflow chemical characteristics in subtropical watersheds Camyla Innocente, João Henrique Sá, Alondra Beatriz Perez, Pedro Ferreira Arienti, Debora Yumi de Oliveira, Paula Cunha David, and Pedro Luiz Borges Chaffe |
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EGU2018-6662
Plant accessible water storage in the unsaturated root zone and its interactions with climate – a key to understand catchment storage, the partitioning of water fluxes and transit times in different environments. Markus Hrachowitz, Michael Stockinger, Heye Bogena, and Andreas Luecke |
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EGU2018-7214
Expert-knowledge based hydrological landscape models for simulating vertical and lateral flow paths Konrad Bestian, Tobias Houska, Philipp Kraft, and Lutz Breueer |
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A.52
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EGU2018-7267
Estimating the value of hydrodynamic and hydrochemical signatures to identify subsurface storm flow Andreas Hartmann, Luisa Hopp, and Jean-Lionel Payeur-Poirier |
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EGU2018-8357
Hydrological response at increasing spatial scales: controls and dynamics in Alpine catchments Enrico Guastini, Giulia Zuecco, Federica Corrieri, Alessandro Errico, Giulio Castelli, Elena Bresci, Federico Preti, Marco Borga, and Daniele Penna |
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EGU2018-10282
Bedrock geology controls on catchment functions of storage, mixing and release : findings from a nested catchment set-up in the Alzette River basin (Luxembourg) Laurent Pfister, Jeffrey J. McDonnell, Núria Martínez-Carreras, Christophe Hissler, Gwenael Carrer, and Michael K. Stewart |
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EGU2018-10293
Hydrological Connectivity: A key to improve predictions of surface water chemistry Thomas Grabs, Reinert Karlsen, José Ledesma, Hjalmar Laudon, Jan Seibert, Claudia Teutschbein, and Kevin Bishop |
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EGU2018-10504
Does topography explain the spatial variability in shallow groundwater chemistry in a small pre-alpine catchment? Leonie Kiewiet, Ilja van Meerveld, and Jan Seibert |
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EGU2018-10717
Solute concentration-discharge relationships in stream water in a nested catchment set-up (Attert River basin, Luxembourg) Núria Martínez-Carreras, Gwenael E. Carrer, Julian Klaus, Laurent Gourdol, Christophe Hissler, and Laurent Pfister |
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EGU2018-11548
Normal isn’t better: why normalizing the support of StorAge Selection functions is unnecessary and inhibits catchment intercomparison Ciaran Harman and Daniel Wilusz |
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EGU2018-12004
Subsurface hydrologic connectivity and functioning in a high–elevation Andean hillslope: Soil moisture dynamics, transit times, and processes conceptualization (withdrawn) Giovanny Mosquera, Lutz Breuer, David Windhorst, and Patricio Crespo |
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EGU2018-12042
Using groundwater modeling as a constraint in the study of environmental isotopes Chih-Chien Hsiao |
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EGU2018-12500
Characterizing subsurface hillslope-stream connectivity at multiple sites with salt water injection and time-lapse ERT Daniel Beiter, Markus Weiler, Niklas Allroggen, and Theresa Blume |
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EGU2018-13139
Estimating daily evapotranspiration at the field scale from superconducting gravity and eddy covariance measurements: pitfalls and uncertainties Marvin Reich, Michal Mikolaj, Heye Bogena, Marius Schmidt, Jürgen Sorg, and Andreas Güntner |
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EGU2018-13442
Age contrasts of stored and flowing waters under stationary and non-stationary conditions Wouter Berghuijs and James Kirchner |
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EGU2018-13827
Investigation of hydrological connectivity at catchment scale through a dual-storage concept Gwenael Carrer, Julian Klaus, and Laurent Pfister |
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EGU2018-14491
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Reservoir storage forecasting and monitoring major reservoirs in India Amar Deep Tiwari and Vimal Mishra |
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EGU2018-14769
How relevant are anisotropic flow processes in the unsaturated zone for flood modelling in Central European Mountain regions? Christian Reinhardt-Imjela, Katja Maerker, Achim Schulte, and Arno Kleber |
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EGU2018-14903
Time-variable Travel Time Distributions and StorAge Selection functions of three lowland catchments Vince Kaandorp, Perry de Louw, Ype van der Velde, and Hans Peter Broers |
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EGU2018-14949
Effects of land use on storage thresholds for surface runoff generation in Eastern Madagascar H.J. (Ilja) van Meerveld, Chandra P. Ghimire, Bob W. Zwartendijk, Maafaka Ravelona, and L.A. (Sampurno) Bruijnzeel |
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EGU2018-15368
Forest and watershed storage: the pursuit of aquifer Solomon Gebreyohannis Gebrehiwot and Lutz Breuer |
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EGU2018-15399
Combining isotopic and hydrochemical approach in a mixing model to define how rain and meltwater components contribute to overland and subsurface runoff generation in alpine catchments Ekaterina Rets, Nadezhda Loshakova, Julia Chizhova, Igor Tokarev, Nadine Budantseva, Maria Kireeva, Andrew Smirnov, Yurij K. Vasil'chuk, Natalia Frolova, and Viktor Popovnin |
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EGU2018-16366
Simulations of subsurface runoff with HYDRUS-2D/3D to quantify hydraulic anisotropy of layered sediments Katja Maerker, Luisa Hopp, and Arno Kleber |
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EGU2018-17212
A new, integrate and parsimonious hydro-geomorphological and hydro-chemical approach in multi-purpose catchment hydrological response analysis. (withdrawn after no-show) Domenico Guida and Albina Cuomo |
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EGU2018-19674
Experimental approach to investigate the influence of land use and soil cultivation on subsurface flow (withdrawn) Sonja Teschemacher, Markus Disse, and Wolfgang Rieger |