Tiny Grants for AGU Fall Meeting 2020
The Ecohydrology Technical Committee with the support of the Hydrology Section of the American Geophysical Union is happy to announce the renewal of its “Tiny Grant” program to support early-career scientists attending the AGU Fall Meeting 2020. The necessity to financially support early-career scientists attending the Fall Meeting was one of the main takeaways from the Ecohydrology early-career subcommittee 2019 survey. The survey gathered answers from close to 50 ecohydrologists to understand how the Ecohydrology Technical Committee could improve the Fall Meeting experience of early-career scientists.
The $500 award budget will be equally split between 2 to 5 recipients (depending on the number and the quality of the applications) to help provide financial support with costs associated with attending the meeting. Applicants must be graduate students or early-career scientists (less than 10 years since PhD graduation) working in the field of ecohydrology to apply.
Congratulations to the recipients of the 2020 Ecohydrology Tiny Grants:
- Sarah Hartman, PhD student at UC Berkeley
- Bonan Li, PhD student at Oregon State University
- Ana Ochoa-Sánchez, lecturer and research scientist at Universidad del Azuay (Ecuador)
- Trang Vo, PhD student at University of Alabama in Huntsville
Recipients pictured left to right:
Ecohydrology Events for AGU Fall Meeting 2020
Check out the following special events:
Wednesday, December 9 08:00-10:00 PT
Informal Ecohydrology Community Party
Join our informal community party on @gather_town directly after H068 - Frontiers in Ecohydrology: get an avatar, sit on a couch and chat with friends, old and new! Fill the form to get the login info: https://forms.gle/KiLxBwTUFDvJcQEq7
Tuesday, December 15 15:00 PT/18:00 ET
Hydrology Section "Meet and Greet"
Meet representatives of the Ecohydrology Technical Committee.
agu.confex.com/agu/fm20/meetingapp.cgi/Session/113789
Wednesday, December 16 16:00-18:00 ET/ 13:00-15:00 PT
Informal Ecohydrology Community Party
Back by popular demand -- join us on @gather_town: get an avatar, sit on a couch and chat with friends, old and new! Fill the form to get the login info: https://forms.gle/KiLxBwTUFDvJcQEq7
Ecohydrology Relevant Sessions
(To add a session to this list, please email your request to armurray@live.unc.edu)
We have compiled together a list of ecohydrology relevant sessions (combination of keywords, self nomination, and browsing the program) to make your AGU program planning a little easier. If you feel like we've missed one or would like us to add your session, please let us know!
Make sure to check out our sponsored session: Frontiers in Ecohydrology:
We welcome any submission in the field of ecohydrology, particularly ecohydrologic contributions that do not naturally fit within the scope of special sessions organized at the Fall Meeting. Please feel free to contact session chair Dr. Salli Dymond (sdymond@d.umn.edu) if you have any questions regarding submission to our session. Click here for details!
Atmospheric Sciences
Biogeosciences
B074 - Linking Aboveground-Belowground Processes in a Changing Environment I
B092 - Linking Aboveground–Belowground Processes in a Changing Environment II Posters
B090 - Vegetation Drought Responses and Plant Hydraulics: Observations and Modeling Across Scales II
B053 - Advances in Understanding Water–Carbon Interactions
B057 - Integrating Hydrology, Biogeochemistry, and Ecology in Coastal Wetlands to Understand Their Response to Global Environmental Change I
B049 - Integrating Hydrology, Biogeochemistry, and Ecology in Coastal Wetlands to Understand Their Response to Global Environmental Change II Posters
B063 - Ecosystems Studies from SAR Time Series Observations Including Results from the NISAR/UAVSAR AM/PM and NASA’s ABoVE Campaigns I Posters
B122 - Tropical Mountains and Forests: Connections in a Complex, Changing World I eLightning
B025 - Old Peat, New Voices: Frontiers in Global Peatland Research from Early-Career Researchers I eLightning
Cryosphere
C006 - Advances in Observation and Modeling of Forest Snow Processes
Earth and Planetary Surface Processes
EP036 - Earth and Planetary Surface Processes General Contributions I Posters
Global Environmental Change
Hydrology
H068 - Frontiers in Ecohydrology I
H063 - Frontiers in Ecohydrology II Posters
H042 - Advances in Ecohydrology and Resource Management of Water-limited Environments I
H118 - Advances in Ecohydrology and Resource Management of Water-Limited Environments II eLightning
H131 - Advances in Tracer Methods and Modeling of Hydrochronology, Hydrologic Processes, and Residence Times I
H021 - Evapotranspiration and the Surface Energy Budget: Advances in Using in Situ and Remote Sensing Observations I
H026 - Evapotranspiration and Surface Energy Budget: Advances in Using in Situ and Remote Sensing Observations II
H008 - Evapotranspiration and Surface Energy Budget: Advances in Using in Situ and Remote Sensing Observations III Posters
H055 - Advancing Science Through Observations, Monitoring, and Experimentation in Catchment, Critical Zone, and Ecosystem Studies I
H128 - Evapotranspiration Sensitivity to Global Changes and Its Impacts on the Hydrological Cycle and Water Resources I eLightning
H072 - Soil, Plant, and Climate Interactions in the Critical Zone Under Varying Land Use, Ecosystem Management, and Climatic Forcing I
H099 - Soil, Plant, and Climate Interactions in the Critical Zone Under Varying Land Use, Ecosystem Management, and Climatic Forcing II eLightning
H104 - Soil, Plant, and Climate Interactions in the Critical Zone Under Varying Land Use, Ecosystem Management, and Climatic Forcing III eLightning
H178 - Utility of Earth and Socioenvironmental Observations, Forecasts, and Models to Improve Drought Resilience Through Data-Informed Decision-Making I eLightning
H190 - Drought Timescales and Impacts: Prediction, Risk Assessment, and Resilience I
H023 - Biochemical and Hydrodynamic Processes in Biofilms and Porous Media I eLightning
H091 - Stable Isotopes in the Critical Zone: Methods, Applications, and Process Interpretations II Posters
H098 - Modeling the Hydrologic Impacts of Climate Change and Environmental Feedbacks at the Catchment Scale I
H102 - Modeling the Hydrologic Impacts of Climate Change and Environmental Feedbacks at the Catchment Scale II eLightning
H137 - Floodplains As Complex and Adaptive Fluvial–Socio–Ecological Systems II Posters
H181 - Natural Infrastructure for Water Security I
H168 - Natural Infrastructure for Water Security II Posters
H207 - Impacts of Climate Change and Variability on Stream Temperature and Water Quality I
H198 - Impacts of Climate Change and Variability on Stream Temperature and Water Quality II Posters
H205 - Runoff Generation Processes: Integrating Observations and Processes over Variable Scales I
H215 - Runoff Generation Processes: Integrating Observations and Processes over Variable Scales II Posters
H222 - Precipitation Partitioning by Vegetation I eLightning
H134 - Advancing Spatial Discretization in Hydrologic and Land Surface Modeling I Posters
The Ecohydrology Technical Committee with the support of the Hydrology Section of the American Geophysical Union is happy to announce the renewal of its “Tiny Grant” program to support early-career scientists attending the AGU Fall Meeting 2020. The necessity to financially support early-career scientists attending the Fall Meeting was one of the main takeaways from the Ecohydrology early-career subcommittee 2019 survey. The survey gathered answers from close to 50 ecohydrologists to understand how the Ecohydrology Technical Committee could improve the Fall Meeting experience of early-career scientists.
The $500 award budget will be equally split between 2 to 5 recipients (depending on the number and the quality of the applications) to help provide financial support with costs associated with attending the meeting. Applicants must be graduate students or early-career scientists (less than 10 years since PhD graduation) working in the field of ecohydrology to apply.
Congratulations to the recipients of the 2020 Ecohydrology Tiny Grants:
- Sarah Hartman, PhD student at UC Berkeley
- Bonan Li, PhD student at Oregon State University
- Ana Ochoa-Sánchez, lecturer and research scientist at Universidad del Azuay (Ecuador)
- Trang Vo, PhD student at University of Alabama in Huntsville
Recipients pictured left to right:
Ecohydrology Events for AGU Fall Meeting 2020
Check out the following special events:
Wednesday, December 9 08:00-10:00 PT
Informal Ecohydrology Community Party
Join our informal community party on @gather_town directly after H068 - Frontiers in Ecohydrology: get an avatar, sit on a couch and chat with friends, old and new! Fill the form to get the login info: https://forms.gle/KiLxBwTUFDvJcQEq7
Tuesday, December 15 15:00 PT/18:00 ET
Hydrology Section "Meet and Greet"
Meet representatives of the Ecohydrology Technical Committee.
agu.confex.com/agu/fm20/meetingapp.cgi/Session/113789
Wednesday, December 16 16:00-18:00 ET/ 13:00-15:00 PT
Informal Ecohydrology Community Party
Back by popular demand -- join us on @gather_town: get an avatar, sit on a couch and chat with friends, old and new! Fill the form to get the login info: https://forms.gle/KiLxBwTUFDvJcQEq7
Ecohydrology Relevant Sessions
(To add a session to this list, please email your request to armurray@live.unc.edu)
We have compiled together a list of ecohydrology relevant sessions (combination of keywords, self nomination, and browsing the program) to make your AGU program planning a little easier. If you feel like we've missed one or would like us to add your session, please let us know!
Make sure to check out our sponsored session: Frontiers in Ecohydrology:
We welcome any submission in the field of ecohydrology, particularly ecohydrologic contributions that do not naturally fit within the scope of special sessions organized at the Fall Meeting. Please feel free to contact session chair Dr. Salli Dymond (sdymond@d.umn.edu) if you have any questions regarding submission to our session. Click here for details!
Atmospheric Sciences
Biogeosciences
B074 - Linking Aboveground-Belowground Processes in a Changing Environment I
B092 - Linking Aboveground–Belowground Processes in a Changing Environment II Posters
B090 - Vegetation Drought Responses and Plant Hydraulics: Observations and Modeling Across Scales II
B053 - Advances in Understanding Water–Carbon Interactions
B057 - Integrating Hydrology, Biogeochemistry, and Ecology in Coastal Wetlands to Understand Their Response to Global Environmental Change I
B049 - Integrating Hydrology, Biogeochemistry, and Ecology in Coastal Wetlands to Understand Their Response to Global Environmental Change II Posters
B063 - Ecosystems Studies from SAR Time Series Observations Including Results from the NISAR/UAVSAR AM/PM and NASA’s ABoVE Campaigns I Posters
B122 - Tropical Mountains and Forests: Connections in a Complex, Changing World I eLightning
B025 - Old Peat, New Voices: Frontiers in Global Peatland Research from Early-Career Researchers I eLightning
Cryosphere
C006 - Advances in Observation and Modeling of Forest Snow Processes
Earth and Planetary Surface Processes
EP036 - Earth and Planetary Surface Processes General Contributions I Posters
Global Environmental Change
Hydrology
H068 - Frontiers in Ecohydrology I
H063 - Frontiers in Ecohydrology II Posters
H042 - Advances in Ecohydrology and Resource Management of Water-limited Environments I
H118 - Advances in Ecohydrology and Resource Management of Water-Limited Environments II eLightning
H131 - Advances in Tracer Methods and Modeling of Hydrochronology, Hydrologic Processes, and Residence Times I
H021 - Evapotranspiration and the Surface Energy Budget: Advances in Using in Situ and Remote Sensing Observations I
H026 - Evapotranspiration and Surface Energy Budget: Advances in Using in Situ and Remote Sensing Observations II
H008 - Evapotranspiration and Surface Energy Budget: Advances in Using in Situ and Remote Sensing Observations III Posters
H055 - Advancing Science Through Observations, Monitoring, and Experimentation in Catchment, Critical Zone, and Ecosystem Studies I
H128 - Evapotranspiration Sensitivity to Global Changes and Its Impacts on the Hydrological Cycle and Water Resources I eLightning
H072 - Soil, Plant, and Climate Interactions in the Critical Zone Under Varying Land Use, Ecosystem Management, and Climatic Forcing I
H099 - Soil, Plant, and Climate Interactions in the Critical Zone Under Varying Land Use, Ecosystem Management, and Climatic Forcing II eLightning
H104 - Soil, Plant, and Climate Interactions in the Critical Zone Under Varying Land Use, Ecosystem Management, and Climatic Forcing III eLightning
H178 - Utility of Earth and Socioenvironmental Observations, Forecasts, and Models to Improve Drought Resilience Through Data-Informed Decision-Making I eLightning
H190 - Drought Timescales and Impacts: Prediction, Risk Assessment, and Resilience I
H023 - Biochemical and Hydrodynamic Processes in Biofilms and Porous Media I eLightning
H091 - Stable Isotopes in the Critical Zone: Methods, Applications, and Process Interpretations II Posters
H098 - Modeling the Hydrologic Impacts of Climate Change and Environmental Feedbacks at the Catchment Scale I
H102 - Modeling the Hydrologic Impacts of Climate Change and Environmental Feedbacks at the Catchment Scale II eLightning
H137 - Floodplains As Complex and Adaptive Fluvial–Socio–Ecological Systems II Posters
H181 - Natural Infrastructure for Water Security I
H168 - Natural Infrastructure for Water Security II Posters
H207 - Impacts of Climate Change and Variability on Stream Temperature and Water Quality I
H198 - Impacts of Climate Change and Variability on Stream Temperature and Water Quality II Posters
H205 - Runoff Generation Processes: Integrating Observations and Processes over Variable Scales I
H215 - Runoff Generation Processes: Integrating Observations and Processes over Variable Scales II Posters
H222 - Precipitation Partitioning by Vegetation I eLightning
H134 - Advancing Spatial Discretization in Hydrologic and Land Surface Modeling I Posters
