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Adrienne Marshall
Colorado School of MinesMeeting roles in:
Assessing Drought Vulnerability in Global Hydropower Reservoirs
Hydrograph Spread Increases as Snow Declines Across the Western U.S.
Benchmarking the Accuracy of Existing Gridded SWE Datasets and Their Relative Value for Seasonal Runoff Prediction
Snow Droughts Are Expanding And Deluges Are Shrinking: The Importance Of Spatial Extent In Snow Drought And Deluge Evaluation
Multi-scale drivers of intra-catchment variability in drought response: Linking remote-sensing, geophysical, and ecohydrological data
Climate and Snow: Past, Present, and Future I Poster
A Paleo Perspective of Upper Colorado River Basin Snowpack
High-Resolution Mountain Topography can Inform Global Snow Vulnerability Estimates
Climate and Snow: Past, Present, and Future II Oral
Reduced Surface Hoar in a Warming Climate
Modeling Post-Fire Snowpack Dynamics Across Variable Climate Conditions
Snow-eater heatwaves of the western United States
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