← Back to StoriesPress Release
Atmospheric Radiation Measurement: From Bedrock to Atmosphere - Deep Investigations Into Disappearing
mountain hydrologysnow droughtgroundwater-surface water interactionsgroundwater rechargewatershed functionEast River WatershedUpper Colorado River BasinColorado RiverColorado River watershedRocky MountainsGothicSierra Nevada
Summary
(TNSJou) -- The Department of Energy's Office of Science Atmospheric Radiation Measurement facility issued the following news: Imagine turning on the water tap, only to get a dribble instead of a gush. Globally, mountain regions, which take up about 23% of Earth's land area, might be coming to somet
Related Stories
Press Release
SAIL , 1 Year Later
Press Release
Atmospheric Radiation Measurement: The Mystery of Missing Water From Mountain Sources
Press Release
An Unprecedented Climate Observatory To Understand The Future Of Water
Press Release
Atmospheric Radiation Measurement: Billowing With Data, SAIL Sets a New Course
News Article
RMBL research seeks the missing piece
Feature
Where did the snow go? Researchers probe gap between snowfall, runoff
Press Release
Collaborative research campaign sets SAIL to understand the future of water
Scientific Paper
River thorium concentrations can record bedrock fracture processes including some triggered by distant
Related Publications
Publication
The Colorado East River Community Observatory Data Collection
Publication
Quantifying Subsurface Flow and Solute Transport in a Snowmelt-Recharged Hillslope With Multiyear Water Balance
Publication
Hidden features: How subsurface and landscape heterogeneity govern hydrologic connectivity and stream chemistry in a montane watershed
Publication
Forest composition and structural controls on canopy snow interception in a Colorado watershed
Publication