Vienna Catchment Science Symposium 2011
Theme: Process Interactions and Synthesis
2th Symposium | 09th April, 2011
© Peter Haas
Programme
Time | Sessions | Location |
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08:30 | Tea, coffee, pastries and greetings | Foyer 3rd floor |
08:45 | Welcome and Introduction Günter Blöschl, Vienna University of Technology, Austria | Kuppelsaal |
09:30 | The soil is not enough: the importance of runoff and rock moisture in near-surface fractured bedrock Bill Dietrich, University of California, Berkeley, USA | Kuppelsaal |
10:30 | Tea and coffee | Foyer 3rd floor |
11:00 | Landscape and stream network influences on the sources of catchment runoff and solute signatures Brian L. McGlynn, Montana State University, USA | Kuppelsaal |
12:00 | Process hypotheses and multiple sources of information: a statistical perspective George Kuczera, University of Newcastle, Australia | |
13:00 | Lunch | Foyer 3rd Floor |
14:00 | Laplace’s Demon and Dooge’s Laws: Why hydrology is more than water running downhill Ciaran Harman, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA | Kuppelsaal |
15:00 | Tea, coffee and pastries | Foyer 3rd Floor |
15:30 | Small Group Discussion Sessions Group 1: Landscape-climate human interactions Moderator: Bill Dietrich | Kuppelsaal |
Group 2: Landscape-climate human interactions Moderator: George Kuczera | Seminar room 222 | |
Group 3: Landscape-climate human interactions Moderator: Murugesu Sivapalan Aim: to develop a conceptual framework to accommodate Black Swans in hydrological theories Moderator: Praveen Kumar | Seminar room 212 | |
17:30 | Plenary: Exchange of group findings | Kuppelsaal |
18:00 | Evening drinks reception | Foyer 3rd floor |
19:00 | Dinner | Foyer 3rd floor |