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ENV-800: Ecohydrology: From field data to process modeling

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Ecohydrology investigates the effects of hydrological processes on ecosystems, as well as in turn the effects of biotic processes on the water cycle. The Summer School will focus on three aspects of ecohydrology – process understanding, novel measurement methods, and modeling techniques.

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