DRI Evaporation Workshop: Presentations
Session 1 - Overview of Evaporation
- John Pomeroy: The Role of Evaporation in DRI
- Raoul Granger: Overview of the Principles of Evaporation Estimation
- Diana Verseghy: Approaches to Modelling Evaporation in Climate Models
- Ron Stewart: The Water Cycle, DRI and Evaporation
Session 2 - Measuring and Understanding Evaporation
- Gordon Bell: Trends in Evaporation Estimates for the Canadian Prairies
- Paul Bullock: Agricultural Drought Indices
- Alan Barr: Evapotranspiration from the Southern Boreal Forest 1999 to 2006
- Garth van der Kamp: Measuring Actual Evapotranspiration from Large Areas Using Geological Weighing Lysimeters
- Robert Armstrong: Problems in Estimating Evaporation in a Complex Prairie Environment
- Geoff Strong: Local Evapotranspiration in Prairie Thunderstorm Formation (and Lack in Thunderstorm Drought)
- Warren Helgason: Observations of Turbulent Energy Fluxes over Open Snow Fields
- Rick Lawford: Evaporation: A Global Challenge for Monitoring and Modelling
- Charles Lin: The DRI Data Access Interface (DAI)
Session 3 - Modelling Evaporation
- Masaki Hayashi: Evaluation of ET Modules in the Versatile Soil Moisture Budget in the West Nose Creek Watershed
- Lei Wen: Fifty-Five Year (1951-2005) Simulation of Daily Soil Moisture Using the Variable Infiltration Capacity Model over the Liard Basin in Canada
- Mark Gervais: A Soil Water Budget Approach to Improving Evapotranspiration Estimates from the 2nd Generation Prairie Agrometeorological Model
- Shusen Wang: Evapotranspiration Modelling and Drought Impact Assessment in the Satellite Data Assimilation System (SDAS) of CCRS
- John Hanesiak: Evapotranspiration from the Prairie Agro-Meteorological Model (PAM2nd)
- John Pomeroy: Recent Advances in Modelling the Sublimation of Blowing Snow on the Canadian Prairies