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Water Availability and Watershed Management
(National Program 211) in CO
Water Management and Systems Research
- Enabling Sustainable Landscape Design for Continual Improvement of Operating Bioenergy Supply Systems
- Response of Ecosystem Services in Agricultural Watersheds to Changes in Water Availability, Land Use, Management, and Climate
- Improving the Sustainability of Irrigated Farming Systems in Semi-Arid Regions
- Remote Sensing and Spatial Simulation of Agricultural Watersheds
- Maize Physiology - Understanding Root Pressure Development & Regulation from Seed to Senescence
- The Genetic Architecture of Hydraulic and Whole-plant Performance under Cold Temperatures in Sunflower
- The Impact of Climate and Water Availability on Foliar Xylem Traits of Sunflower
- Phytoelectronic Xylem Sensing
- Improve Irrigation Management with Remote Sensing Technology
- Understanding Soil and Environmental Effects on Crop Species and Rangeland Ecosystems Under Water Limitation
- Calibration and Evaluation of a Multi-Scale Spatially Distributed Evapotranspiration (ET) Algorithm
- Improving Irrigated and Dryland Agriculture Via Xylem, Stomata, and Leaf Traits
- Developing Canopy Temperature Based Methodologies to Inform Irrigation Decisions
- Directed Plant-Microbiome Evolution for Food and Biofuel Security
- Process Modeling, Machine Learning, and Computational Tools for Watershed Modeling from Fire to Field
- Develop Software Module that Integrates a Canopy-Temperature-Based Stress Index into the WISE Tool
