Purdue University - Hydrologic Impacts Group

Wireless Sensor Networks for the Spatial Observation of Environmental Properties (Collaborators: K. Cherkauer and J. Evans)
Mapping and analysis of the hydrologic impact of subsurface drainage of agricultural fields in Indiana, Purdue Agricultural Research Programs (Collaborators: L. Bowling, B. Naz)
Carbon exchanges over the organic soils of the Kankakee floodplain: can water management manage the carbon exchange?, Purdue Center for the Environment (Collaborators: R. Grant (PI), L. Bowling, J. Frankenberger, C. Johnston, D. Niyogi, L. Theller )


Home People Research Publications Presentations Tools Links	Current Projects Seasonal soil frost: A study of its significance to the hydrologic cycle of North America Multisensor/Multiscale Assessment of Urban Impacts in the Great Lakes Region Diagnosis and prognosis of effects of changes in lake and wetland extent on the regional carbon balance of northern Eurasia An integrated understanding of the terrestrial water and energy cycles across the NEESPI domain through observations and modeling, NASA LCLUC Drainage water management impacts on nitrate load, soil quality and farm profitability in a Midwestern watershed, USDA CSREES Living Laboratories on the Wabash, Purdue Center for the Environment Past Projects Wireless Sensor Networks for the Spatial Observation of Environmental Properties (Collaborators: K. Cherkauer and J. Evans) Mapping and analysis of the hydrologic impact of subsurface drainage of agricultural fields in Indiana, Purdue Agricultural Research Programs (Collaborators: L. Bowling, B. Naz) Carbon exchanges over the organic soils of the Kankakee floodplain: can water management manage the carbon exchange?, Purdue Center for the Environment (Collaborators: R. Grant (PI), L. Bowling, J. Frankenberger, C. Johnston, D. Niyogi, L. Theller ) HIG Internal Seminar Series Spring 2008 Autumn 2007 Spring 2007
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