The SAIL and SPLASH Campaigns have a regular, bi-weekly science team meeting where to provide regular Campaign updates, field questions, and, most importantly, learn about scientific interests, opportunities, findings, and capabilities that advance mountainous hydrology. Through regular presentations by interested scientists, this regular meeting seeks to fost important synergistic science activities, especially with the large number of atmospheric, surface and sub-surface researchers across DOE, NOAA, and other federal, state and local partners interested in these Campaigns.
Previous Meetings
05/15/23, Non-gradient Models of Snow Surface Heat Fluxes and Temperature
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05/01/23, Measurements of the stable isotopic composition of water vapor: Preliminary results from SAIL
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04/17/23, Towards an Integrated and Comprehensive Approach to Hydroclimate Science Over the CONUS: A GEWEX US-Regional Hydroclimate Project
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03/20/23, Research just over the Ridge
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03/06/23, SOS outreach and education
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02/06/23, Snow darkening impacts in the East River Watershed: Observations and improvements for spatially distributed snow energy balance modeling
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01/23/23, Blowing Snow at Kettle Ponds: New Measurements and Large Scale Modeling
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01/09/23, First polarimetric W-band radar and snowfall camera observations during SAIL in winter 22/23
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11/14/22, From atmosphere to bedrock: Key roles for meteorological information in watershed processes
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10/31/22, Preliminary analysis and source apportionment of AOS observations at SAIL
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10/17/22, Providing spatially resolved snowfall measurements for SAIL: The good, the bad and the ugly
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10/3/22, Planning Research and Measurements for SAIL/SPLASH/SOS for 2022/2023
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08/22/22, SAILing with SPLASH: Updates to the 2023 Sublimation of Snow Campaign
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07/11/22, Evaluating and Improving the snow processes in E3SM land model
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06/13/22, Sublimation of Snow (SOS): Education, Outreach, and Connecting with Stakeholders
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05/16/22, The Seasonal Evolution of the Radiative Energy Budget at SPLASH
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05/02/22, SAIL: Science and AOS Operations Overview
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04/18/22, Scan Strategy Discussion
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04/04/22, Sublimation of Snow (SOS)
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03/21/22, Prospects for isotopic analyses of aerosols collected at SAIL locations
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03/07/22, Aerosol impact on orographic mixed-phase clouds and snow precipitation associated with atmospheric river in California
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02/07/22, Downscaling Land Surface Processes in the Gunnison Basin Using UAS Observations and Distributed Sensor Networks
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01/24/22, An Overview of The Colorado River Climate and Hydrology Work Group: Participants, Processes, and Priorities
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01/10/22, A Sovereign Network System for Environmental Monitoring, Data and Information Exchange, and Collaboration among Tribal Colleges and Universities and SAIL and SPLASH
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11/29/21, Winter orographic cloud-seeding research: Recent advances and application to the East River watershed
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11/1/21, Analyzing 30 years of WRF dynamically downscaled precipitation fields in the East River, CO
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10/18/21, Operational in-situ environmental forecasts using IoT sensors and machine learning
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9/13/21, Composition and Chemistry of Brown Carbon in Aerosol and Snowpack During SAIL
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8/23/21, Observations of Airflow and Precipitation in Complex Terrain, and Relevance to SAIL/SPLASH
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8/9/21, Observation Operators using Fast Radiative Transfer for Visualization, Analysis, and Assimilation
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7/26/21, SAIL-NET: investigating spatial variability of aerosol, cloud nuclei, and ice nuclei at SAIL
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7/12/21, snow-level radars and disdrometers that PSL will deploy for SPLASH
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6/28/21, In situ and remotely sensed observations of blowing snow during SAIL: Possibilities with AMF2 and other proposed instrumentation
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6/7/21, Radar Strategy for SPLASH and Synergy with SAIL
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5/17/21, SAIL Aerosol and Aerosol-Precipitation Processes
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5/3/21, SAIL and SPLASH Campaign Overviews
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