Speaker
Carolyn Voter
(UW-Madison Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering)
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Currently free any time.
Summary (2-4 sentences)<br>Just a few informal sentences describing what you want to present.<br>No need to spend a lot of time on this! You can change it later.
Urbanization is notorious for disrupting natural hydrologic processes and damaging downstream water bodies. An increasingly popular way to mitigate this harm is with low-impact development practices, but we lack a process-based understanding of how these practices interact with one another and with their surroundings. We use a process-based hydrological model (ParFlow.CLM) to explore these questions, and rely on HTCondor to amplify the number of scenarios we can test.
Primary author
Carolyn Voter
(UW-Madison Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering)
Co-author
Steve Loheide
(University of Wisconsin-Madison)
