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Proposed CSES research in hydrology and water resources 2005-2010 Dennis P. Lettenmaier Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering University of Washington Seattle, WA for presentation at CSES Review December 2, 2004

Modeling and prediction backbone – hydrology and water resources modeling

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Hydrology and water resources tasks 2005-2010 Trends in Runoff and Soil Moisture Trends and Predictability of Flood Risks Forest Hydrology Gridded Data Set production Hydrologic Data Bases in support of Water Planning Studies

Water resources: Water Resources, Climate and Management Alternatives in the Snake River Basin Long range reservoir storage forecasts Sensitivity of salmon restoration plans to climate in the Columbia River Basin