- September 5, 2020: Our paper “Extreme Climate Event and Its Impact on Landscape Resilience in Gobi Region of Mongolia” was accepted to Remote Sensing and is now in print.
- August 21, 2020: My colleague Dr. Niah Venable and I just completed two three-day sessions of the Watershed Practicum (WR486). This year we explored the Cache la Poudre River in our backyard. Thank you to the 27 students who were very respectful during the difficult times. We also had to change plans due to the Cameron Peak Fire that started 72 hours before the trip.
- July 27, 2020: Our paper “Intra-day variability of temperature and its near-surface gradient with elevation over mountainous terrain: comparing MODIS Land Surface Temperature data with coarse and fine scale near-surface measurements” was just accepted to the International Journal of Climatology.
- July 21, 2020: Our paper “Patterns of Trends in Niveograph Characteristics across the Western United States from Snow Telemetry Data” is now in print in Frontiers of Earth Science.
- July 21, 2020: Our paper “Variability and Change of Climate Extremes from Indigenous Herder Knowledge and at Meteorological Stations across Central Mongolia” is now in print in Frontiers of Earth Science.
- July 21, 2020: Our editorial on “Multi-disciplinary approaches to water systems” is now in print in Frontiers of Earth Science.
- July 13-17, 2020: Professor Kristen Rasmussen presented our poster “The Current and Future State of Snowpack in the Colorado Rocky Mountains” at the AMS 19th Conference on Mountain Meteorology.
- July 12, 2020: Our paper “How Do We Define Climate Change? Considering the Temporal Resolution of Niveo-Meteorological Data” was accepted to Hydrology and is now in print.
- June 15 – July 10, 2020: Congratulations to all the NR220 students who finished the four-week field course, online. Well done, and thanks for your patience.
- June 28, 2020: Our editorial on “Multi-disciplinary approaches to water systems” was accepted Frontiers of Earth Science.
- June 15, 2020: Our paper “Linking Hydrologic and Hydraulic Data with Models to Assess Flow and Channel Alteration at Hog Park, Wyoming USA” is the issue cover story for Hydrology.
- June 10, 2020: Our newsletter article “The Hydro-social Implications of Water Metaphors in Poetry: Transmogrification Challenges in an Example from the Medieval Spanish Romancero” is in print in Colorado Water.
- June 10, 2020: Our newsletter article “Fresh Snow Density from the Fort Collins Colorado Meteorological Station and New Measurements” is in print in Colorado Water.
- May 28, 2020: Congratulations to Kan Xu who for successfully defending her undergraduate thesis in Ecosystem Science and Sustainability. She graduates with a BS in ESS.
- May 23, 2020: Our paper “Linking Hydrologic and Hydraulic Data with Models to Assess Flow and Channel Alteration at Hog Park, Wyoming USA” was accepted to Hydrology and is now in print.
- May 8, 2020: Congratulations to Caroline “Rosie” Duncan who for successfully defending her MS thesis in Watershed Science. She graduates with a MS in Watershed Science in Summer 2020.
- May 1, 2020: Thank you to the 15 individuals who participated in the annual Joe Wright snow survey.
- April 24, 2020: Our paper “Intercomparison of measurements of bulk snow density and water equivalent of snow cover with snow core samplers: instrumental bias and variability induced by observers” was accepted to Hydrological Processes and is now in print.
- March 12, 2020: Our paper “Patterns of Trends in Niveograph Characteristics across the Western United States from Snow Telemetry Data” was accepted Frontiers of Earth Science.
- February 27, 2020: Our paper “Variability and Change of Climate Extremes from Indigenous Herder Knowledge and at Meteorological Stations across Central Mongolia” was accepted Frontiers of Earth Science.