Tague Team Lab collaborator Colin Bell (CO School of Mines) with Naomi Tague and Sara McMillan (Purdue) have just published the new article “A model of hydrology and water quality for stormwater control measures” in Environmental Modelling & Software. Stormwater Control Measure (SCMs) routines were added to RHESSys to simulate the dynamic hydrologic and water quality processes ofContinue reading “New Publication!”
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Art of Science award
Congratulations to Tague Team Lab member, postdoc Zion Klos, who along with his wife – UCSB art student Lucy Holtsnider, received an award for their “Climate Odyssey Interactive Map” in the fourth annual UC Santa Barbara Art of Science competition. Explore their beautiful interactive map that documents their sailing journey and provides links to climateContinue reading “Art of Science award”
Tague invited talk
Last month Naomi Tague gave the invited talk “Managing Forests, Water & Fire in the Face of Increasing Drought Frequency and Severity”at Duke university as part of their Division of Earth and Ocean Sciences Spring Seminar Series.
New Publication!
Did you know that wildfires can decrease the rate at which river flows recede? Read all about it in Ryan Bart and Naomi Tague’s new publication “The impact of wildfire on baseflow recession rates in California“. RR Bart, CL Tague. The impact of wildfire on baseflow recession rates in California. Hydrological Processes. 2017. https://doi.org/10.1002/hyp.11141
Heckman’s perspective: drought, fire, and recent rains
PhD student and Tague Team Lab member Chris Heckman shares his perspective on the effect of the recent rains in Santa Barbara in the wake of drought and recent fire: After years of drought it felt a little odd to spend almost half of the days this month inside because of rainstorms; I mean itContinue reading “Heckman’s perspective: drought, fire, and recent rains”
Tague presenting at AGU Chapman Conference
Naomi Tague is presenting “Why subsurface features matter for managing forests, water and fire in the face of increasing drought frequency and severity” today at the AGU Chapman Conference on Extreme Climate Event Impacts on Aquatic Biogeochemical Cycles and Fluxes in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Wedding bells for Naomi!
Congratulations to Naomi Tague on her recent wedding to Leonard Hammer! We wish every happiness for the beautiful couple!
Congratulations Dr. Chen!
Xiaoli Chen successfully defended his dissertation titled “Factors affecting the streamflow and in-stream nitrate concentration in semi-arid areas: sub-surface flow-generation, vertical distribution of soil nitrate and drainage properties, and the connectivity of impervious areas” on Tuesday, Jan. 3, 2017, and can now answer to the title of Dr. Chen. Xiaoli has been a valuable memberContinue reading “Congratulations Dr. Chen!”
New Publication
New publication in Ecological Monographs “Nitrogen cycling and export in California chaparral: the role of climate in shaping ecosystem responses to fire“, from Erin Hanan, Naomi Tague, and Josh Schimel. Hanan, E. J., Tague, C. and Schimel, J. P. (2016), Nitrogen cycling and export in California chaparral: the role of climate in shaping ecosystem responses to fire.Continue reading “New Publication”
Tague presentation at Weizmann Institute
Last month, Dr. Naomi Tague presented research on ecosystem responses to drought and the management practice of forest thinning in the presentation”The eco-hydrology of forest density reduction” at the Weizmann Institute of Science in Rehovot, Israel. Presentation Abstract Weizmann Institute
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