Presentations

2nd Conference on Modelling hydrology, climate and land surface processes

Hydrological processes

 Keynote: Is soil physics based on the wrong experiment?

Keith Beven, Lancaster University, UK

Keynote: Multi-scale distributed hydrological modeling using modelling platforms application to the understanding of peri-urban catchment hydrology and flash floods
Isabelle Braud, CEMAGREF, France

Large-scale hydrological modelling in Southern Africa based on global datasets of TRMM and WFD
Lu Li, University og Oslo

Regionalization of response routine parameters in gridded models
Lena S. Tøfte, SINTEF Energy

Regional versus catchment specific parameter estimation
Sjur Kolberg, SINTEF Energy

A rainfall-runoff model parameterized from runoff data and GIS
Thomas Skaugen, The Norwegian Water Resources and Energy Directorate

ENKI – an operationaldistributed model combined with uncertainty estimates and updating methodologies
Oddbjørn Bruland, Statkraft Energy

Uncertainty bounds of snow simulation within alpine hydrological model
Johannes Bellinger, University of Innsbruck

Statistical evaluation of the seNorge snow model and snow maps of Norway
Tuomo Saloranta, The Norwegian Water Resources and Energy Directorate

Atmosphere and land surface

Effects of climate model radiation, humidity and wind estimates on land surface water fluxes
Ingjerd Haddeland, NVE

Evaluation of JULES multi-layer snow scheme for Norwegian winter conditions
Dagrun Vikhamar-Schuler, The Norwegian Meteorological Institute

Comparing bias correction methods for high-resolution COSMO-CLM daily precipitation fields
Oliver Gutjahr, University of Trier

An assessment of JULES hydrology for humid tropical environments
Zed D. Zulkafli, Imperial College, London

A perturbed land surface parameter experiment with the ECMWF seasonal forecasting system
Hannah Cloke, King`s College London and European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts, Reading

Nature, risk and extremes

Hydrological impacts

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