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|CSDMS meeting abstract= | |CSDMS meeting abstract=Hydrologic connectivity can change as climate changes, seasonally, or even after a single rain event. Here, I assess the depression structure of the topography of the United States and determine its capacity to hold surface water in lakes. I provide results from a simulation indicating the pre-industrial water level in these depressions and the resulting degree of hydrologic connectivity. I then share results from a series of experimental simulations to modify water levels and the resulting hydrologic connectivity across the country. | ||
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Topographic depressions and hydrologic connectivity in the United States
Kerry Callaghan,
University of Illinois Chicago Chicago Illinois, United States. kerryc@uic.edu
Hydrologic connectivity can change as climate changes, seasonally, or even after a single rain event. Here, I assess the depression structure of the topography of the United States and determine its capacity to hold surface water in lakes. I provide results from a simulation indicating the pre-industrial water level in these depressions and the resulting degree of hydrologic connectivity. I then share results from a series of experimental simulations to modify water levels and the resulting hydrologic connectivity across the country.
