F1: Enabling Climate Change Research: Monitoring Environmental Parameters
Moderators: Michael Pullin, New Mexico Tech and Paul Gabrielsen, New Mexico Tech
Understanding how climate change will affect water resources requires accurate and continuous measurements in challenging circumstances. This session will explore approaches for sensing and measuring water movement and water quality.
Presentations:
| Jevon Harding, New Mexico Tech: Applying distributed temperature sensing (DTS) to New Mexico climate change research |
| Laura Crossey, University of New Mexico: Tackling the water quality challenge in the new millennium: Using new technology to track geologic salinity sources to surface and ground water
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| Asitha Cooray, New Mexico Tech: Colorimetric analysis of iron in natural waters at nanomolar concentrations
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Scotty Strachan, University of Nevada, Reno: Building climate monitoring infrastructure in Nevada: cyberinfrastructure meets field science along high elevational transects
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