
Graduate research group at Utah State University with Dr. Belize Lane. Find us at the @USU_water_lab!
Logan, Utah
Joined August 2019
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🚨 NEW THIS WEEK: Becoming a Climate Scientist by @KyleDickman, from @simonschuster.
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Eco-friendly and high performance should not be mutually exclusive: winterwildlands.org/skiing-s….
#keepwinterwild #winterwildlandsalliance #SkiKind #ski #sustainability
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Our conversation with Utah's new Upper Colorado River Commissioner Gene Shawcroft is today! Join us at 1:30 pm MST- here's how: bit.ly/shawcroft-convo
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Pleased to host Gene Shawcroft #Utah's new Upper Colorado River Commissioner, Feb 25, 1:30 pm MT. More info & directions to connect at uwrl.usu.edu/news/main-feed/…
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2-10-2021: We've issued an Avalanche Watch for very dangerous avalanche conditions beginning Friday and lasting through the weekend.
Here is a stability test from yesterday showing unstable snow conditions. A slab of wind drifted snow sitting on very weak faceted snow. East,7600'
From Zak Podmore, Salt Lake Tribune: A really well-researched piece about a looming possibility of opening up a commodities market for water in the Southwest where the resource is owned by hedge funds, stored in reservoirs, and sold to the highest bidder
sltrib.com/news/2021/02/07/e…
US Representative Mike Simpson (R-ID) just introduced a bill to breach the four Lower Snake dams in SE Washington. If successful, it would be the largest salmon restoration effort in history.
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We have set up a new, on-campus #COVID19 testing location in Logan for #USUAggies students and employees. The expanded service is free and is available whether or not an individual has developed symptoms. Read more at: usu.edu/covid-19/testing/
How does fire alter streamflow 🔥💧? We are exploring this question for the Grizzly Creek Fire in Glenwood Springs, Colorado. Our first step in data collection was installing measuring devices that will help us monitor streamflow and precipitation.
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Snowpack on April 1 is usually a good predictor of total runoff. Not so this year. ~100% of normal snowpack this year turned into ~50% of runoff in the Colorado River Basin. #ClimateChange
Meet Daniel Thurber, a new MS student with @USU_WETLab! Daniel received his BS in Geosciences from Southern Oregon University and is interested in flow and flood forecasting and decision making for water distribution networks. Welcome, Daniel!
Meet Haley Canham, a new PhD student with @USU_WETLab! She has a BS in Env. Engineering from SUNY ESF in Syracuse, NY, and has been working in Sacramento, CA as an Environmental Engineer since 2016. In her spare time, you'll likely find Haley outside on a trail🙂.
We are happy to announce that Madison successfully defended her MS thesis and will soon begin a new chapter working for Jacobs in Taylorsville, UT! We can't be more proud 🤗. The @USU_water_lab won't be the same without you!
Congrats!! 🎉🥳
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Check out @AGU_H3S Research and Data! Our first post is about how to choose a hydrology journal. More resources are coming soon!
Let’s make this the go-to space for students and early-career hydrologists, together! Contact us at agu-h3s.org/contact-us/
A helpful guidelines by @igarousi on how to choose a potential journal for hydrology and water resources based papers. agu-h3s.org/2020/04/24/hydro…
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New research from @bellearela @samuelsandoval and myself: Extending water resources performance metrics to river ecosystems sciencedirect.com/science/ar… @UCDavisHydro @watermgmt_ucd @USU_WETLab
After washing our hands, we celebrated the birthday of one of our favorite @EngineeringUSU professors, Dr. Beth Neilson!
Happy Birthday! 🎉🥳🎈
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Looking for new graduate students to work with me at @USUAggies (MS and PhD) app.joinhandshake.com/jobs/3… via @joinhandshake
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TU in #California is developing the science to ensure river flows in dammed systems can meet the needs of fish ... and people. bit.ly/2v4nRry #MakeFishingGreatAgain

























