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279 T24. The Current Understanding of the Role of Wetland Hydrology in the Cycling of Elements and other Substances: A Technical Session in Memory of Paul H. Glaser


Session Chairs:
Donald Siegel, Don Rosenberry

This session addresses how wetland hydrology affects the cycling of carbon and other elements from both a scientific and regulatory perspective. Contributors to this session will address how changing wetland hydrology affects geochemical cycling on a global to local basis.



Presentations

Paper No. Title Presenting Author Start Time End Time Item Duration (min) Action
Session introduction 01:30 PM 01:35 PM 5 min
279-1 The Legacy of My Friend and Colleague, Paul H. Glaser Donald SIEGEL 01:35 PM 01:50 PM 15 min View
279-2 Hydrogeophysics supports the Glaser model for critical zone architecture controlling peat landform development, peatland ecohydrology and biogeochemistry Xavier Comas 01:50 PM 02:05 PM 15 min View
279-3 Paul Glaser’s Interdisciplinary Perspective: The Value of Multiple Approaches in Understanding Peatland Processes Donald Rosenberry 02:05 PM 02:20 PM 15 min View
279-4 Quantifying Anomalous Hydraulic Head Oscillations to Monitor Peatland Biogenic Gas Activity. Andrew Reeve 02:20 PM 02:35 PM 15 min View
279-5 Simulating Solute Transport and Carbon Dynamics in Permafrost Regions Jeffrey McKenzie 02:35 PM 02:55 PM 20 min View
279-6 Morphology of Tree Islands in the Arthur R. Marshall Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge, Water Conservation Area 1, Southern Florida (USA) EDWIN ROMANOWICZ 02:55 PM 03:10 PM 15 min View
Break 03:10 PM 03:30 PM 20 min
279-7 Combining a Decade of Results from SPRUCE and Stordalen Mire Sweden to Understand the Processes Controlling Methane Production in peatlands Jeffrey Chanton 03:30 PM 03:50 PM 20 min View
279-8 Large peat basins as reservoirs of methane and carbon dioxide: Evaluation of gas saturation D Janecky 03:50 PM 04:05 PM 15 min View
279-9 Characterizing peat decomposition and methane ebullition at discrete edges of a northern peatland pool Raymond Hess 04:05 PM 04:20 PM 15 min View
279-10 The Efficacy of Constructed Vernal Pools in Sequestering Nutrients in Urban Settings Teresa Baraza 04:20 PM 04:35 PM 15 min View
279-11 Tracing Sources of Discrete Groundwater Discharge to Pools in Regional Raised Northern Peat Bogs Henry Moore 04:35 PM 04:50 PM 15 min View
279-12 Groundwater Flow Models Show Esker Deposits Enhance Groundwater Circulation in a Maine Peatland Victoria Niedzinski 04:50 PM 05:05 PM 15 min View
279-13 P-Optimal: Linking Wetland Hydrogeomorphic Gradients to Spatiotemporal Phosphorus Dynamics Shaelynn Kaufman 05:05 PM 05:20 PM 15 min View



The Current Understanding of the Role of Wetland Hydrology in the Cycling of Elements and other Substances: A Technical Session in Memory of Paul H. Glaser

Description


Date and Time: Wednesday, 22 Oct - 1:30 PM (Central Time (US & Canada))

Room: HBGCC, 214A

Session Type: Topical Sessions

Session Format: Oral


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