We report on a youth-based participatory glacio-hydrological research program that aims to establish mass balance, meteorological, and watershed monitoring for a glacier in the Torngat Mountains.
Future Glacier and Snow Hydrology of Headwater Basins in the Canadian Rockies Hydrological Observatory using Dynamically Downscaled Climate Model Forcing
End of century dynamically downscaled modelling in Canadian Rockies headwaters basins shows divergent responses for non-glacier and deglaciated basins. Snow dominated basins show resilience.
The International Network for Alpine Research Catchment Hydrology: Goals and Recent Achievements
This presentation will introduce INARCH and the objectives for this session.
Climate Change Impacts on Snow and Glacier-Fed Reservoir Inflows in the Bridge River System, British Columbia
Climate change-induced glacier retreat and reduced snowpack threaten late-summer inflows in British Columbia’s Bridge River System. Our hydrologic models project significant late-summer flow reduction
Drought propagation in undisturbed catchments of the Southern Alps of New Zealand
Here we identify trends in hydrological drought and their drivers, including: meteorological drought, changing snow accumulation and ablation, and on to atmospheric circulation variation
Estimation of future fluctuations in the climatic equilibrium line altitudes of glaciers in the Vilcanota mountain range (Central Wet Andes, Peru)
Future climatic equilibrium line altitudes of glaciers in the Vilcanota mountain range will continue to retreat as the average temperature continues to rise.
The Effects of Meltwater Source on Alpine Aquatic Ecosystems in the Intermountain West
Our research explores the effects of the declining mountain cryosphere on the biogeochemical and physical processes within headwater streams in the Intermountain West of the United States.