Abstracts

Malzone, J.M*, S.K. Anseeuw* and C.S. Lowry. 2013, Hyporheic speed bumps: the affect of focused groundwater discharge on the function of the hyporheic zone. American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting, San Francisco, CA.

Ciruzzi, D.* and C.S. Lowry. 2013, Quantifying volume of groundwater in high elevation meadows, American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting, San Francisco, CA.

Fienen, M.N., and C.S. Lowry. 2013, Social.Water-open source citizen science software for CrowdHydrology. American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting, San Francisco, CA.

Lowry, C.S. and M.N. Fienen. 2013, Crowdsourcing stream stage in data scarce regions: applications for CrowdHydrology. American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting, San Francisco, CA.

Lowry, C.S., and L.C. Best*, 2013, Implications for water quantity under high-volume water extraction scenarios in Broome and Tioga Counties, NY. Susquehanna water science forum, Camp Hill, PA.

Best, L.C.* and C.S. Lowry, 2012. Modeling regional groundwater flow in Broome and Tioga counties, NY under high-volume water extraction scenarios.  Geological Society of America Annual Meeting, Charlotte, NC.

Feiner, K.* and C.S. Lowry, 2012. The effects of beaver damming on groundwater flow through a wetland system, Beaver Meadows, NY. Geological Society of America Annual Meeting, Charlotte, NC.

Fienen, M.N. and C.S. Lowry, 2012. Social.Water – crowdsourcing software for obtaining and processing citizen science observations. Geological Society of America Annual Meeting, Charlotte, NC.

Haugland, J.O.**, J.M. Malzone*, and C.S. Lowry, 2012. Mapping stream subsurface heterogeneity using ground penetrating radar in glacially dominated streams.

Lowry, C.S. and M.N. Fienen, 2012. Data uncertainty and the potential power of citizen science.  Geological Society of America Annual Meeting, Charlotte, NC. (INVITED)

Lowry, C.S. and M.N. Fienen, 2012. Using crowdsourcing in hydrologic measurements: CrowdHydrology. Geological Society of America Annual Meeting, Charlotte, NC.

Malzone, J.M.*, and C.S. Lowry, 2012, Physiochemically distinguishing hydrological exchange between streams and stratified glacial drift with multiple groundwater sources. Geological Society of America Annual Meeting, Charlotte, NC.

Mamer, E.*  and C.S. Lowry, 2012. Two-dimensional quantification of groundwater flux using heat as a groundwater tracer: applying amplitude shift methods to distributed temperature measurements.  Geological Society of America Annual Meeting, Charlotte, NC.

Malzone, J.M.*, and C.S. Lowry, 2012. Complex base flow in stratified glacial drift aquifers: ecological implications. International Association of Hydrogeologists 2012 Congress.  Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada.

Lowry, C.S., S.P. Loheide, J.D. Lundquist, N.C. Cristea*, and C.E. Moore*. 2012. High Elevation Groundwater Dependent Ecosystems: Modeling ecohydrology to quantify historical and restoration scenarios. International Association of Hydrogeologists 2012 Congress.  Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada.

Fienen, M.N. and C.S. Lowry, 2012. Social.Water-a tool for harnessing the power for crowdsourcing to involve citizen scientists in hydrologic data acquisition.  Science-based policy for Wisconsin’s water resources: Wisconsin Section of the American Water Resources Association

Malzone, J.M.*, K. Thomas, I**. Kalinovich, and C.S. Lowry, 2011. Determining the hyporheic interface and scale of ecological significance in three western New York Streams.  Geological Society of America Annual Meeting, Minneapolis, MN.

Thomas, K**, J.M. Malzone*, T. Bank, and C.S. Lowry, 2011. Identification of groundwater-stream interaction with implications for biogeochemical hotspots in Elton creek, western New York. Geological Society of America Annual Meeting, Minneapolis, MN.

McPherson, B.J.**, J. Crowley*, and C.S. Lowry, 2011. Laboratory and numerical simulation of vertical groundwater flow and heat transport using distributed temperature sensing.  Geological Society of America Annual Meeting, Minneapolis, MN.

Malzone, J.M.* and C.S. Lowry 2011. Identifying the potential for hyporheic exchange using SSURGO soil data, Cattaraugus Creek Watershed, Western New York. Geological Society of America Northeastern/North-Central Meeting, Pittsburgh PA.

Lowry, C.S., S.P. Loheide II, J.S. Deems, C.E. Moore, and J.D. Lundquist 2010. Importance of snowmelt-derived fluxes on the groundwater flow in a high elevation meadow (Invited). American Geophysical Union Annual Meeting, San Francisco CA.

Lowry, C.S., and S.P. Loheide II, 2010. Groundwater Subsidy: Quantifying the additional water available for root water uptake. American Geophysical Union Annual Meeting, San Francisco CA.

Loheide II, S.P., C.S. Lowry, C.E. Moore, and J.D. Lundquist, 2010. Groundwater Controls on Vegetation Composition and Patterning in Mountain Meadows. American Geophysical Union Annual Meeting, San Francisco CA.

Lowry, C.S., and S.P. Loheide II, 2009. Interactions between root water uptake, groundwater levels, and soil moisture dynamics in Tuolumne Meadows, Yosemite National Park, CA. American Geophysical Union

Annual Meeting, San Francisco CA.

Lowry, C.S., J. F. Walker, R. J. Hunt, and M. P. Anderson, 2007. Identification of Focused Groundwater Discharge in a Wetland Stream Using a Distributed Temperature Sensor.  Geological Society of America Annual Meeting, Denver CO.

Lowry, C.S., Walker, J.F., Hunt, R.J., and Anderson, M.P., 2007. Evidence for Focused Groundwater/Surface water Interaction Using a Distributed Temperature Sensor, in The Future of Wisconsin’s Water Resources: Science and Policy: Wisconsin Dells, WI, Wisconsin Section of the American Water Resources Association, p. 13

Lowry, C.S., Walker, J.F., Hunt, R.J., Fratta, D., and Anderson, M.P., 2007. Geophysical and temperature characterization of groundwater/surface water interactions in a peat-dominated wetland, in Ground Water as a Catalyst for Change: Wisconsin Dells, WI, Wisconsin Ground Water Association, p. 5

Lowry, C.S., M.P. Anderson, and R.J. Hunt, 2006. Modeling groundwater flow and heat transport within a fen/stream complex, in Poeter, E., et al., editors,  MODFLOW and More 2006 - Managing Ground Water Systems: Proceedings of the 7th International Conference of the International Ground Water Modeling Center: Golden, CO,  p. 278-282

Lowry, C. S., Anderson, M. P., Hunt, R. J., and Walker, J. F., 2006, Toward Better Simulations of Wetland Hydrology- the Need for Diverse Field Data Collection, in Wisconsin’s Water Resources: Conflicts and Collaborations: Elkhart Lake, WI, Wisconsin Section of the American Water Resources Association, p. 35

Lowry, C. S. and Anderson, M. P., 2004, Modeling Aquifer Storage Recovery for a Representative Setting in Wisconsin, in Wisconsin Ground Water Association Annual Conference Program: Wisconsin Dells, WI, Wisconsin Ground Water Association, p. 4.

Lowry, C. S. and Anderson, M. P., 2004, Defining Controlling Factors of Aquifer Storage Recovery Using Advection and Dispersion Models, in Understanding and Managing Water Resources for the Future: Wisconsin Rapids, WI, Wisconsin Section of the American Water Resources Association, p. 9

Lowry, C. S. and M. P. Anderson, 2003. Assessment of Aquifer Storage Recovery for a Generic Hydrogeologic Setting in Wisconsin, in Poeter, E., et al., editors, MODFLOW and More 2003 Understanding Through Modeling: Golden, CO, p. 824-828

Lowry, C. S. and Anderson, M. P., 2003, An Assessment of Aquifer Storage Recovery for a Generic Hydrogeologic Setting in Wisconsin using Groundwater Flow and Transport Models,  in Ground Water in Costal Zones: Availability, Sustainability, and Protection: Orlando, FL, Association of Ground Water Scientists and Engineers, p. 68-69

*Graduate Student

** Undergraduate Student