2018 Alaska-AWRA Abstract Submission

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2018 Alaska-AWRA Annual Conference
"Alaska Water Resources: Science, Policy and Technology"
April 10-12 Tues-Thurs
Alaska Pacific University, Anchorage Alaska
Atwood Building, Rasmuson Hall

The Alaska Section, AWRA is excited to open the 2018 Annual Conference for abstract submission. AWRA’s mission is to advance multidisciplinary water resources education, management and research. Our annual meeting is an opportunity for collaboration among physical, biological, and social scientists, engineers, and other professionals concerned with water resource research, planning, development, management, and education.

Your name (Last, First) *

Job Title *

Affiliation *

Email address *

Abstracts can be submitted for a 15 minute talk or a poster presentation. Please indicate your preference below. *

Talk

Poster

Presentation title *

Please enter the names of all the authors in the order they should appear, using the following format: Lastname, Firstname MI. Affiliation; Lastname, Firstname MI. Affiliation;... *

Who is the presenting author? *

Are you a student? *

Yes

Please enter your abstract (300 word limit, please). Also, please note that some formatting may be lost during copy/paste, so plain text is preferred. *

Please choose from the general session topics below that best fits your abstract *

Information Resources – geospatial resources, hydrography

Measurements, Techniques, and Emerging Technologies – hydraulic and hydrologic modeling, instrumentation, technology transfer, measurements, experimental methods

Water Resource Development, Management, Conservation and Policy – hydropower, mining, North Slope hydrology, water management, instream flow, stream restoration, wastewater, rural Alaska water resources, civil engineering, regulation, and land management

Climate Change, Hazards, and Extremes – climate change, climate modeling, hydrologic extremes, hydrologic hazards, flood hydrology

Water Across Environmental Gradients - Frozen to Flowing, Atmospheric to Underground – groundwater, water quality, glaciers, ecosystems, river hydrology, geomorphology, fish habitat

Other Related Topics

Required

Are you interested in chairing a session other than listed above? If so, list the session topic below.

In addition to a 15 min talk or poster, we are having rapid talk sessions on each day of meeting that will consist of short presentations (up to 5 min) and may include an update on research finding, new data resources, upcoming meetings/training, or even hydro show-and-tell. If you would like to give a rapid talk, please list title below (you can also sign-up for rapid talk during meeting).

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