Ryan Webb

[Ryan Webb @WebbHydrology]

New Review Paper in WRR: The importance of lateral flow through snow in hydrological processes globally.
https://t.co/1kIOFgSuSP

[Ryan Webb @WebbHydrology]

New paper in WRR: Snow Sublimation Significantly Decreases Following Stand-Replacing Fire With Minor Water Balance Impacts From Forest Thinning in a Water Limited Forest. find it here: https://t.co/9TWdWSIoxJ

[The Struggling Scientists @TheStrugglingS4]

A realistic and unbiased depiction of what the average day for a journal editor must be like.

[Ryan Webb @WebbHydrology]

Join our group! 2 more grad student positions in snow science. 1 MS and 1 PhD. Check out the details here: https://t.co/kf7IRncQMB

[Ryan Webb @WebbHydrology]

I received word that my NSF CAREER proposal is being recommended for funding. Very exciting. This means more grad student opportunities! Check back or come see me at AGU for student opportunities in snow research.

[Ryan Webb @WebbHydrology]

@clin10_a What is going on with those temperatures?

[Ryan Webb @WebbHydrology]

We are hiring a PhD student to start in May for a really cool project. This project focuses on improving snow hydrology for valuable streamflow forecasting. The position includes summer work with stakeholders that will increase student pay. More info. at: https://t.co/r7atJqfoi1

[Jack Tarricone @jack_tarricone]

New work led by Zach Hoppinen where we evaluated an open-source Sentinel-1 snow depth retrieval against SnowEx lidar data

[AGU Cryosphere @AGU_Cryo]

Don't miss today's deadline to apply for the Flash Freeze Student Competition at AGU!

[AGU Cryosphere @AGU_Cryo]

Tomorrow is the deadline to apply for the Flash Freeze Student Innovation Competition application deadline. Don't miss out on an opportunity for $2,000 to pursue your own idea. More info. at https://t.co/OY7O2a1yIf

[AGU Cryosphere @AGU_Cryo]

Students: Don't miss out on an opportunity for $2,000 to pursue your own idea. 1 week countdown for the Flash Freeze Student Innovation Competition application deadline. More info. at https://t.co/OY7O2a1yIf

[AGU Cryosphere @AGU_Cryo]

Just 9 days until applications are due for the student Flash Freeze competition at AGU this year! Students can win up to $2,000 to pursue their ideas. Application deadline is November 1st. More info at https://t.co/OY7O2a1yIf

[AGU Cryosphere @AGU_Cryo]

Just over 2 weeks until applications are due for the student Flash Freeze competition at AGU this year! Students can win up to $2,000 to pursue their ideas. Application deadline is November 1st. More info at https://t.co/OY7O2a1yIf

[Ryan Webb @WebbHydrology]

Check out our newest paper paper "Energy-Water Asynchrony Principally Determines Water Available for Runoff From Snowmelt in Continental Montane Forests" that resulted from a semester project in the Advanced Hydrology class I taught.
https://t.co/7Upyc0PViy

[AGU Cryosphere @AGU_Cryo]

The student Flash Freeze competition is back at AGU this year! Students can win up to $2,000 to pursue their ideas. Application deadline is November 1st so plenty of time to get your two-page CV and statement of interest ready to go.

[Ryan Webb @WebbHydrology]

Undergraduate Nolan Gerdes' paper is now available in the McNair National Research Journal: "Evaluating the Recovery of Hydraulic Conductivity in Fire-Affected Soils" can be found on my website: https://t.co/h201lvOwmJ or DM me and I'll send you a copy.

[Jen Heemstra @jenheemstra]

No proposal or manuscript is ever perfect, but to be effective, it does eventually need to be finished.

Nothing we submit will ever be as good as it *could* be and just recognizing that can be an important step forward.

Perfection is not the goal. Finished is the goal.

[Ryan Webb @WebbHydrology]

Our manuscript is now available for open discussion. Let us know what you think!
Aspect Controls on the Spatial Re-Distribution of Snow Water Equivalence in a Subalpine Catchment https://t.co/M0AxK6n34G

[The Struggling Scientists @TheStrugglingS4]

Jurassic park was on to something😅

[The Cryosphere @EGU_TC]

New research article: Evaluating L-band InSAR snow water equivalent retrievals with repeat ground-penetrating radar and terrestrial lidar surveys in northern Colorado https://t.co/4xM15WCqrT