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Untitled Document Riparian ET tool with GIS-based vegetation management
Macro Theme Area: River Systems [Project ID: R29]
PI: Russ Scott
CO-PI(s): Travis Huxman, David Williams, David Goodrich
Basin focus: San Pedro
Specific area in
basin /
field sites:
All field sites within the Upper San Pedro. Charleston Mesquite, Lewis Springs Sacaton, Lewis Springs Mesquite, Lewis Springs Cottonwood, Boquillas Cottonwood
Summary/Goals:
An improved riparian water budget for the Upper San Pedro riparian corridor including a GIS-based tool for managers to manipulate vegetation cover and then predict changes in vegetative groundwater use.
Activities and outcomes during past year:
-Initial GIS-based has been developed and given to the BLM.

-A report summarizing the first 3 years of the San Pedro water use study is in press for a USGS Water Supply paper

Plans for the upcoming year:
Continued monitoring at 3 sites to quantify interannual variability in vegetation ground water use.

Developing a simple riparian vegetation water use model that uses available satellite data (MODIS) to predict riparian ET.

PARTICIPANTS
NAME CATEGORY INSTITUTION
William Cable  Other research scientist  USDA 
David Goodrich  Other research scientist  USDA-Agricultural Research Service 
Travis Huxman  Faculty  University of Arizona 
David Williams  Faculty  University of Wyoming 
Enrico Yepez  Graduate student  University of Arizona 

PARTNERS / ORGANIZATIONS
Bureau of Land Management
Organization Involvement:
N/A
Shared Resources / Joint Activities:
N/A
Location: N/A, N/A, N/A
URL: N/A
Upper San Pedro Partnership
Organization Involvement:
N/A
Shared Resources / Joint Activities:
N/A
Location: Sierra Vista, AZ, USA
URL: http://www.usppartnership.com


MEDIA / PUBLICITY
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