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Hydrology Paper of the Day @gregspierce.bsky.social @edithdeguzman.bsky.social @mullinmeg.bsky.social on understanding the sociohydrology of wildfires in the Los Angeles area: impacts of climate change and water systems underdesigned for firefighting; urban expansion; and the need for resilience.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @bayceer.bsky.social on a tale of two plants: how a plant often considered as a weed (buckhorn) as well the garden sorrel plant (spinach dock) respond to changes due to drought and nutrient availability-- functional traits explored in a greenhouse environment.

GitHub - SwampThingPaul/NADA2: Non-detects And Data Analysis Non-detects And Data Analysis. Contribute to SwampThingPaul/NADA2 development by creating an account on GitHub.

If you work with censored data in R, you might have noticed the absence of NADA and NADA2. Due to CRAN package management actions, these packages were unexpectedly archived. NADA2 is now functional again and removed any NADA dependencies.
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Hydrology Paper of the Day @swampthingpaul.bsky.social on eutrophication in Lake Okeechobee, Florida: ecological zones and biogeochemical cycles; water quality, P and N, and pigment trend analyses; risk modelling to predict algal blooms; and seasonality in the context of hydrological processes.

Google #AlphaEarth is demonstrating that Japan has similar landscapes to Southern China, EU Alps & Carpathian mountain ranges, and US Pacific Northwest 👀

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We are organizing a special collection on "Advances in and applications of statistical and machine-learning methods in weather, climate and hydrology".
See the details and consider submitting your work! www.ametsoc.org/ams/publicat...

29th Conference on Probability and Statistics The 106th AMS Annual Meeting will take place from 25 to 26 January, 2026 in Houston, Texas.

Abstract submissions are still open for two more weeks – the deadline is August 14!

Don't miss the student award opportunities. It’s a great chance to showcase your work and gain recognition.
Full details here: annual.ametsoc.org/2026/program...

#AMS #STAT #Statistic #probability #conference

Hydrology Paper of the Day @igwmc.bsky.social @reedh2o.bsky.social on incorporating subgrid information into a hydrological model: subgrid parameterization with ParFlow as a foundation; hydrological conditions and scenarios; channel width, flux, and flow depth relationships; and subgrid formulations

Hydrology Paper of the Day @charliejgardner.bsky.social on why scientists are pivotal elements of social movements: changing planetary systems and the failure of governments to act as factors for change, and the need for professional and consistent ethics, active participation and engagement.

The first urban runoff after a few dry weeks can be very dirty, and it ususally goes straight into the river. The one in the movie is not an isolated spill: all the roads I crossed were the same color.

Thanks @rarakihydro.bsky.social!

If every new initiative is expected to be a runaway success from day one, no one will ever risk trying something truly new. We need to build systems that have room for smart experiments that might not work out.

The work is about trying to create the conditions where that potential can be unlocked. That's the core motivation that fuels everything else.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @hyclimm.bsky.social @manuelaibrunner.bsky.social on extreme events of suspended sediment concentrations: landscape and environmental drivers; processes related to events; how to classify events; variability in the context of glacier melt; and the importance of rainfall.

diagram developed by Environmental Science Associates that displays the typical fill -> breach -> drain -> close cycle of bar-built estuary inlets

For those of us interested in California coastal ecology, the timing of the coming tsunami is particularly interesting. By this time of year, many of California's estuaries are closed off from the ocean by a sandbar that forms in response to decreased inflows and constructive wave energy:

Gauge is fulll
No more place for further rain

Hydrology Paper of the Day @rarakihydro.bsky.social on global patterns of water utilization by vegetation: soil, precipitation, and plant processes; leaf area, dry conditions and landscapes; ecological processes and differences between woodlands, savannas and grasslands; and identifying thresholds.

Tsunami advisory issued for several parts of the B.C. coast after major earthquake near Russia | CBC News A tsunami watch has been issued for multiple parts of the B.C. coast after a large earthquake in the Pacific basin near Kamchatka, Russia, on Tuesday afternoon.

Please share as wide as possible, don’t just ‘like’ this message. Lives depend on making sure as many get this as possible. #Tsunami #Pacific #Earthquake #DemVoice1 www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

Hydrology Paper of the Day @emgbotany.bsky.social @wetland-ghg.bsky.social @wetlandresilienceresearchgroup.com on how plant traits affect biogeochemical cycles in a peatland: data collected from bogs and fens in three provinces of Canada; linear models; and the ecology of environmental differences.

Red sea urchin

Arctic green sea urchins piled over a leather starfish

Red & green

Hydrology Paper of the Day @thiagobacouto.bsky.social on a standardized dataset of water quality observations for catchments in Switzerland: decades of time series observations including isotopes and atmospheric chemistry; data aggregation; land, livestock and crop type data; and validation.

Coastal fieldwork is magic. The fog rolled in so thick, I could almost hold it in my hands. So many blooms and berries this week!

Oooh

Hydrology Paper of the Day @kanakkantikar.bsky.social and colleagues on how rain on snow events are linked to hydroclimatic drivers: algorithms for causal discovery; a global geography of vulnerable regions; statistical methods to identify events; and data-driven identification.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @graemetswindles.bsky.social on hydroclimatic drivers in peatlands: the importance of water table depth; peat core ages and trends; warmer summer temperatures, productivity, and decomposition; rewetting scenarios; limitations; and understanding in the context of management

This beautiful painting so generously donated by Gabriel Liston is one of the featured items in our online auction. 🙏❤️🎨

Every bid supports 350PDX’s powerful climate justice work.

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Thanks for the great paper @jpgannon.bsky.social

Watercolor and gouache painting of four people standing in the eddy of a river under a cliff. It's a bright, sunny day. They are wearing hats and life jackets. One is belly down in the water, eye-level with a toddler, grinning.

A close up of the people in the river. Easier to see the grin here. The toddler is just staring at him.

At work on even more people-in-rivers paintings. Which includes rafters because that was, for many summers, how all my siblings stayed employed on the Upper Colorado River.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @jpgannon.bsky.social on teaching students how to utilize hydrological modelling via a web app: the HBV-light version of the HBV model; four years of data and comparisons (i.e., NSE, NPE); Monte Carlo simulations; and communicating concepts of calibration and equifinality.

My book, ON THE SWAMP, was shortlisted for the 26th Susanne M. Glasscock Prize, an award for books that appeal to both academic and general audiences. Read about all six finalists below.👇🏽
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