Sentences with phrase «hydrologists study»
A hydrologist studies the movement, distribution and quality of water.
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The study would provide updated details about the state of the aquifer system in the county, said Frederick Stumm, research hydrologist with the USGS New York Water Science Center in Coram, who cowrote the proposal.
A hydrologist is studying the runoff from one chunk of the country's ice sheet to trace it back to its source
The study proved winter wheat is a feasible cover crop for Rolling Plains cotton production, said Dr. Srinivasulu Ale, AgriLife Research geospatial hydrologist at Vernon.
«Our results suggest that water temperature is largely influenced by increasing air temperature, and features on the landscape act to enhance or dampen the level of that influence» said John Jastram, USGS Hydrologist and study coauthor.
«If two countries have agreed on water flow and distribution when there's a dam upstream, there usually is no conflict,» said Eric Sproles, an Oregon State University hydrologist and a co-author on the study.
The study shows that soil drying is the key link in the intensification of mega-heatwaves, says Dara Entekhabi, a hydrologist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge.
Overall the study shows that flooding on a continent - wide scale is sensitive to climate in a way researchers haven't been able to before, which has implications for «how we adapt to this uncertainty of flood timing in the future,» Louise Slater, a hydrologist at Loughborough University in the U.K., said.
Before this study, researchers didn't have any idea about how long it took for mercury to move through the environment, said David Krabbenhoft, a research hydrologist with the U.S. Geological Survey's Wisconsin Water Science Center.
«We're at the stage of saying, «OK, these (levels) compared to a benchmark indicate more evaluation need to be done,»» said Wesley Stone, a Geological Survey hydrologist and the study's lead author.
«In this study, the Fluvial Egg Drift Simulator (FluEgg) model allowed us to examine the complex dependencies between flow, temperature, and egg development,» said USGS hydrologist Ryan Jackson.
«This type of work is great to understand what's changing and why,» says Hilary McMillan, a hydrologist at San Diego State University in California who was not involved with the study.
Studies how precipitation affects groundwater levels, how surface water and groundwater travels on (hydrologist) and under (hydrogeologist) the earth and how water evaporates back into the atmosphere.
«The signal of future glacier change in the region is clear: continued and possibly accelerated mass loss from glaciers is likely given the projected increase in temperatures,» Joseph Shea, a glacier hydrologist at the International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development (ICIMOD), Kathmandu, Nepal, who led the study, said in a statement.
«Grace data show an alarming rate of decrease in total water storage in the Tigris and Euphrates river basins, which currently have the second fastest rate of groundwater storage loss on Earth, after India,» said Jay Famiglietti, principal investigator of the study and a hydrologist and professor at UC Irvine.
In the late 1980's — as a relatively bushy tailed hydrologist — I read a study of flood and drought regimes in eastern Australia.
«The story of British hydrologist and civil servant H.E. Hurst who earned the nickname «Abu Nil», Father of the Nile, for his 62 year career of measuring and studying the river is now fairly well known.
McKenzie Skiles, a snow hydrologist with the Dark Snow Project, studies the impact dark impurities have on snow melt in Greenland.
The British hydrologist Harold Edwin Hurst discovered LTP while studying the design of the High Aswan dam in the Nile.
For some parts of the Iberian Peninsula, we project that the drought could even last more than seven months,» says UFZ hydrologist Dr Luis Samaniego, one of the two main authors of the study.
University of Utah hydrologist McKenzie Skiles recently co-authored a study that examined whether warmer temperatures or dust are greater threats to snowpacks.