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Session No. 5
Monday, 26 October 2020: 1:30 PM-5:30 PM
P2. Frontiers of Research, Discovery, and Societal Impact in the Hydrologic Sciences
GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division;
GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division;
GSA Karst Division; GSA Limnogeology Division;
Geochemical
Society; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology
Division
Ingrid Y. Padilla, William L. Cunningham and Elizabeth Eide, Conveners
Paper #
Start Time
1:30 PM
Introduction. Ingrid Y. Padilla, Hydrologic Sciences Program Director National Science Foundation. This session will bring experts in the field of hydrology from various sectors who will be interactively discussing aspects of 3 major questions: (1) What are key needs in Hydrologic Sciences to leap into a new era of knowledge and address societal wellbeing?; (2) What novel approaches and technologies are required to attain these needs?; and (3) How can we better foster the translation of research to stakeholders and societal benefits? Moderators and Panelists will engage in active interactions with participants using Q&A tools and PigeonHole Live. We suggest having the PigeonHole Live App downloaded on your device prior to the session
1:35 PM
Don Cline, Associated Director for Water Resources, USGS.
1:45 PM
Ben Zaitchik, Associate Professor, Johns Hopkins University & President Elect, AGU’s GeoHealth Section.
1:55 PM
Jeanine Jones, Interstate Resources Manager, California Department of Water Resources.
2:05 PM
Moderated Q&A. Panel 1 will respond to questions from session participants using Q&A tools and PigeonHole Live.
2:25 PM
Break & Breakout Rooms: Opportunity for session participants to engage more directly with panel 1 speakers.
2:35 PM
Christa Peters-Lidard, Acting Chief Scientist, NASA Goddard & Deputy Director for Hydrosphere, Biosphere, and Geophysics in the Earth Sciences Division.
2:45 PM
Jose Constantine, Assistant Professor of Geosciences, Williams College.
2:55 PM
Kari Vigerstol, Director of Water Security Science & Innovation, The Nature Conservancy.
3:05 PM
Moderated Q&A. Panel 2 will respond to questions from session participants using Q&A tools and PigeonHole Live.
3:25 PM
Break & Breakout Rooms: Opportunity for session participants to engage more directly with panel 2 speakers.
3:35 PM
Laura Lautz, Hydrologic Sciences Program Director, National Science Foundation.
3:45 PM
Chaopeng Shen, Associate Professor, Pennsylvania State University.
3:55 PM
Steven Hamburg. Chief Scientist, Environmental Defense Fund.
4:05 PM
Moderated Q&A. Panel 3 will respond to questions from session participants using Q&A tools and PigeonHole Live.
4:25 PM
Break & Breakout Rooms: Opportunity for session participants to engage more directly with panel 3 speakers.
4:35 PM
Closure Remarks: Brief closing remarks by each panelist.
5:20 PM
Interactive Discussion.
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