8:00	Workshop registration – Coffee, Tea, Juice and Rolls
	8:30	Workshop: Estimating flow statistics for gaged and ungaged streams in Alaska [ Janet Curran – USGS ]
	12:00	Lunch
	1:30	Workshop continued (to 4:45pm)
	5:45	Social evening

	8:00	Conference registration – Coffee, Tea, Juice and Rolls
	8:45	President’s Welcome – Thomas Douglas, President AWRA-Alaska; Cold Regions Research and Engineering Laboratory
	8:50	President-Elect Meeting Agenda – Horacio Toniolo, President-Elect AWRA Alaska; University of Alaska Fairbanks
	8:55	TBA - Introductory remarks

	Southeast Hydrology and Watersheds
	9:00	Matt Heavner	One year of operating a wireless watershed in Lemon Creek, Juneau, Alaska
	9:20	Eran Hood	A high-resolution study of the impacts of glacial runoff on water quality and aquatic habitat, Lemon Glacier, Juneau, Alaska
	9:40	Josh Jones	Modeling Glacier Runoff: A Case Study of Lemon Glacier, Juneau, Alaska
	10:00	Coffee Break
	10:30	Rick Edwards	Collaborative watershed research in Southeast Alaska
	10:50	Ed Neal	Recent Changes in Seasonal Stream Discharge Patterns in Southeast Alaska
	11:10	Erik Norberg	A Biogeochemical Comparison of Three Stream Types within SE Alaska
	11:30	Jason Fellman	Changes in the concentration, biodegradability and fluorescent properties of dissolved organic matter during stormflows in coastal temperate watersheds
	11:50	Sue Mauger	Understanding the Influence of Climate and Landscape Change on Water Temperatures in Cook Inlet Salmon Streams
	12:10	Jason Mouw	Hyporheic Exchange, Surface Water Hydraulics, and Redd Site Selection by Chum Salmon
	12:30	Lunch
	1:30	Beverly Anderson	Will Work for Water- Southeast Alaska’s watershed councils help improve fisheries habitat and water quality throughout the region
	1:50	Hans Arnett	Government Creek Relocation
	2:10	Dennis Reed	NFk Bradfield River: Beyond Timber Tramps, The Movie – A View from the Ground
	2:30	Ed Neal	Preliminary Assessment of Changing Hydrologic and Geomorphic Conditions of the Alsek River Outwash Plain

	Rivers and Lakes
	2:50	Janet Curran	Persistence and Geomorphology of Clearwater Side Channels in a Braided River: The More Things Change, the More They Stay the Same
	3:10	Jeff Conaway	Advanced Applications of Acoustic Doppler Current Profilers in Alaska
	3:30	Coffee Break
	4:00	Dragos A. Vas	Estimating Methane (CH4) Ebullition in Arctic Lakes Using Active Remote Sensing
	4:20	Horacio Toniolo	Numerical modeling of reservoir sedimentation
	5:00	AWRA Business Meeting –Everyone is welcome to participate in the meeting. Please stay, ask questions and become involved!

8:00

Conference registration – Coffee, Tea, Juice and Rolls

	North Slope Hydrology, Climate Change & Sust. Water Use
	8:30	Daqing Yang	Results of Snowfall/Blowing Snow Observations in Barrow
	8:50	Sveta Berezovskaya	Accuracy of snow water equivalent measurements at watershed scale
	9:10	Douglas Kane	Contrasting Extreme Runoff Events in Areas of Continuous Permafrost, Arctic Alaska
	9:30	Chad Cormack	Potential Recharge Estimates of Arctic Lakes to Aid Water Management on the North Slope of Alaska
	9:50	Coffee Break
	10:20	Mark McBroom	North Slope Snow Water Equivalence and Its Use in Estimating Potential Lake Water Recharge
	10:40	Emily Youcha	Hydrologic modeling on the North Slope of Alaska using the Swedish HBV Model
	11:00	Anna Liljedahl	TopoFlow Soil Moisture Simulations and Validation
	11:20	Christopher D. Arp	Decadal to Seasonal Lake Salinity Dynamics in the Teshekpuk Lake Special Area
	11:40	Rena Bryan	Surface Water Storage Change as Influenced by Permafrost Degradation
	12:00	Michael Lilly	Arctic Lake Water Use and Management for Transportation Networks
	12:20	Lunch
	2:00	Panel Session: Climate Change and Water Resource Management (moderator - Michael Lillie)

	Poster Session With Finger Food (4:00 - 5:30)
	4:00	Nick Korzen	Changing Lake Bathymetry with deglaciation: the Mendenhall system
	4:00	Agota Horel	Fate and transport of fish biodiesel, biodiesel blends and conventional diesel in natural porous media
	Other water related posters will be presented in the session. Come and see them!

8:00

Conference registration – Coffee, Tea, Juice and Rolls

	Wetlands / Engineering Design / General Topics
	8:30	Sonia Nagorski	Do wetlands and salmon influence mercury concentrations in Juneau area streams?
	8:50	Anna Liljedahl	The Role of Meteorological Variables on Arctic Wetland Evapotranspiration
	9:10	Greta Myerchin	Optimal Storage Volumes for Rainwater Catchment Systems in Alaska
	9:30	Donald E. Carlson	Using HY8 to Design Depressed Invert Fishpassage Culverts
	10:00	Coffee break
	10:30	James Munter	Climate-Induced Groundwater Flooding at an Upland Site near Palmer, Alaska, and Management of a Water Diversion Crisis
	10:50	Anna Wagner	Groundwater Travel Times and Seafloor Arrival Locations at Amchitka Island, AK
	11:10	Thomas A. Douglas	Investigations at the Permafrost Experiment Station and the Fox Permafrost Tunnel, Fairbanks, Alaska
	11:30	Debasmita Misra	Spatial & Temporal Modeling Using Artificial Intelligence/Pattern Recognition Technique
	11:50	Valerie DeLaune	Alaska Water Use Act & The Prior Appropriation System
	12:10	Agota Horel	TBA
	12:30	Lunch
	1:45	Visit to NOAA facility