Last month, Naomi Tague taught a section on modeling at the CUAHSI Watershed Science Masterclass held at Biosphere2. Dr. Tague, along with Rick Hooper (CUAHSU), Peter Troch (University of Arizona), Brian McGlynn (Duke university), and Ciaran Harman (John Hopkins University), taught the week-long course focusing on hydrologic and biogeochemical watershed processes, including theory, experimental design, and modeling. Also in attendance from the Tague Team Lab were UCSB Bren PhD student Chris Heckman, UCSB Geography PhD student Katalyn Voss, Berkeley Civil and Environmental Engineering PhD student Gabriella Boisrame, and Tague lab manager Janet Choate.
Biosphere2 overview at sunrise
Naomi Tague and Ciaran Harman in the rainforest biome inside Biosphere2
Gabriella, Janet, Kate, and Chris at one of the experimental hillslopes in the LEO
Kate, Chris, Janet, Naomi, and Gabriella – rainforest biome in Biosphere2
Professors Peter Troch, Naomi Tague, and Rick Hooper
The Tague Team Lab 