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This section of the Colorado River Science Wiki automatically collates all of the information found under the ''Data and tools'' headings on every page in the [[Science and applications]] section, and lists it below in the same order as the the pages in the [[Science and applications]] section. | This section of the Colorado River Science Wiki automatically collates all of the information found under the ''Data and tools'' headings on every page in the [[Science and applications]] section, and lists it below in the same order as the the pages in the [[Science and applications]] section. | ||
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Weather and climate | |||
Past and current climate | |||
Mechanisms & spatial patterns | |||
Variability & trends over time | |||
Paleoclimate | |||
Recent trends & climate change | |||
Climate monitoring | |||
Weather station networks | |||
Errors and adjustments | |||
Gridded climate products | |||
Drought monitoring | |||
Weather and climate forecasts | |||
Weather forecasts | |||
Subseasonal forecasts | |||
Seasonal forecasts | |||
Decadal climate forecasts | |||
Future climate | |||
Fundamentals of climate change | |||
Climate models | |||
Downscaling | |||
Projected future climate | |||
Hydrology and water availability | |||
Water balance and basin water budget | |||
Snowpack | |||
Snowpack processes & patterns | |||
Snowpack monitoring | |||
Dust-on-snow | |||
Cloud seeding | |||
Soil moisture | |||
Soil moisture monitoring | |||
Evaporation and evaporative demand | |||
Groundwater | |||
Streamflow | |||
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{{:Paleohydrology}} | |||
==[[Paleohydrology]]== | |||
{{:Paleohydrology}} | |||
Historical (gaged) records | |||
Adjusted streamflow | |||
BoR Natural Flows | |||
Other naturalized | |||
Variability & trends over time | |||
Recent trends & climate change | |||
Real-time streamflows | |||
[[Seasonal streamflow forecasts]] | |||
Droughts | |||
Dynamics/causes | |||
Impacts | |||
Historic droughts | |||
Paleodroughts | |||
Megadrought | |||
Floods | |||
Historic | |||
Paleofloods | |||
Channel dynamics | |||
Hydrologic modeling | |||
Water operations and planning | |||
Reservoirs and infrastructure | |||
Operating rules | |||
[[River system models]] | |||
24-Month Study | |||
MTOM | |||
CRSS | |||
Other models used in the basin | |||
Planning approaches | |||
Future hydrology and water availability | |||
Methods | |||
Future streamflow changes | |||
Other hydrology changes | |||
Synthesis: Future basin water availability | |||
'''Water Use''' | '''Water Use''' | ||
Revision as of 18:44, 14 April 2021
Overview
This section of the Colorado River Science Wiki automatically collates all of the information found under the Data and tools headings on every page in the Science and applications section, and lists it below in the same order as the the pages in the Science and applications section.
<-- Weather and climate
Past and current climate Mechanisms & spatial patterns Variability & trends over time Paleoclimate Recent trends & climate change Climate monitoring Weather station networks Errors and adjustments Gridded climate products Drought monitoring Weather and climate forecasts Weather forecasts Subseasonal forecasts Seasonal forecasts Decadal climate forecasts Future climate Fundamentals of climate change Climate models Downscaling Projected future climate
Hydrology and water availability Water balance and basin water budget Snowpack Snowpack processes & patterns Snowpack monitoring Dust-on-snow Cloud seeding Soil moisture Soil moisture monitoring Evaporation and evaporative demand Groundwater Streamflow -->
Paleohydrology
TreeFlow
The TreeFlow resource provides access to data, metadata, and plots of nearly all existing tree-ring reconstructions of streamflow for the Colorado River Basin, as well as other river basins throughout the U.S. Currently there are 31 gages in the Upper Basin and 4 gages in the Lower Basin for which reconstructions are available.
- Meko et al. 2007 reconstruction of Lees Ferry gage (762-2005)
PaleoFlow
The Paleoflow tool provides additional analysis and plotting options for the Colorado River Basin reconstructions that are available on TreeFlow, including dynamic time-series plots, analysis of extreme events, and comparisons of distributions (probability density functions) between two periods. Make sure Time Resolution = Annual to see the full list of reconstructions.
Historical (gaged) records
Adjusted streamflow
BoR Natural Flows
Other naturalized
Variability & trends over time
Recent trends & climate change
Real-time streamflows
Seasonal streamflow forecasts
Droughts
Dynamics/causes
Impacts
Historic droughts
Paleodroughts
Megadrought
Floods
Historic
Paleofloods
Channel dynamics
Hydrologic modeling
Water operations and planning
Reservoirs and infrastructure
Operating rules
River system models
24-Month Study
MTOM
CRSS
Other models used in the basin
Planning approaches
Future hydrology and water availability
Methods
Future streamflow changes
Other hydrology changes
Synthesis: Future basin water availability
Water Use
- Agricultural water use
- ET measurement
- Conservation strategies
- Municipal water use
- Conservation strategies
- Environmental/instream water use
- Other depletions
- Reservoir evaporation
- Channel/bank losses
- Phreatophytic vegetation
- Demand accounting and scenarios
- State/basin reports
- Demand schedules
- Other demand scenarios
- Synthesis: Future basin demand
Water quality and sediment
- Salinity
- Salinity monitoring
- Salinity control measures
- Other contaminants
- Uranium mining/tailings
- Sediment
- Erosion/sediment sources
- Reservoir sedimentation
- Riverbed sediment dynamics
Ecosystems and environment
- Overview
- Forests
- Disturbances
- Wildfires
- Insect infestations/disease
- Disturbances
- Riparian
- Tamarisk and invasive plants
- Aquatic
- T&E fish species
- Upper Basin
- Lower Basin
- Invasive mussels
- T&E fish species
- Specific hot spots
- Salton Sea
- Colorado River Delta
Societal and economic issues
- Benefits of water
- Impacts of shortage and drought
- Social inequity and vulnerability
- Other