Research Presentations

McDonnell's 2008 Lectures at Penn State university, University of Connecticut, Washington State University, the California Flood Management Association; The Nature Conservancy, Northwest Forest Soils Council, Nanjing Hydraulic Research Institute, Oak Ridge National Lab, EPA Corvallis.

• Streamflow generation theory in the headwaters: a hydropedology approach

McDonnell's 2007 Lectures at National Science Foundation, NOAA national Weather Service, University of California at Berkeley, Texas A &M University, University of Colorado, Hydrological Sciences Program, IAEA Vienna.

• Observations and modeling of nonlinear flow networks at the hillslope scale

McDonnell's 2006 Lectures at University of Durham, University of Minnesota, Los Alamos National Lab, Savannah River Ecology Lab, University of Colorado, Macaulay Institute.

• Runoff Generation in Gauged and Ungauged Watersheds (ppt)

McDonnell's 2005 Lectures at University of Stuttgart, University of Uppsala, University of Stockholm, Swedish Agricultural University, University of Oregon, University of Nevada Reno, Korean Forest Research Institute, Environmental Protection Agency and CUAHSI Cyber Seminar.

• Using residence time information to reduce model uncertainty.

McDonnell's 2004 Lectures at University of Illinois, Univ of Bern, ETH Zurich, EAWAG Dubendorf, Univ of Arizona, Boise State Univ.

• On the dialog between experimentalist and modeler in catchment hydrology (html) (ppt)

McDonnell's Winter 2003 Lecture at Stanford, UC Davis, Utah State, U of O, US Forest Service

• Where does water go when it rains ?

McDonnell's Summer 2003 Lectures at University of Western Australia, University of Melbourne, University of New South Wales, Newcastle University, Australian National University

• The old water paradox: A grand challenge for catchment hydrology
  

Group Member Presentations

• A new transfer function based hydrograph separation model (TRANSEP) - Kevin McGuire, Markus Weiler, Brain McGlynn, Jeff McDonnell, IUGG/IAHS June 2003.
  
• Dialog between experimentalist and modeler in hillslope and watershed hydrology, Hydrophiles Talk - Jeff McDonnell, Ilja Tromp-van Meerveld, Markus Weiler, Kevin McGuire, Kellie Vache, May 2003 at Oregon State University.
  
• Catchment Intercomparison of Event / Pre-event Water Percentage and Mean Residence Time - Jeff McDonnell, Taro Uchida and Markus Weiler at EGS 2003.
  
• A Decision Tree Approach to dealing with Hillslope Processes within PUB - Jeff McDonnell, Taro Uchida, Ilja Tromp van Meerveld, Brian McGlynn and Stefan Uhlenbrook at EGS 2003
  
• Exploring the First Order Controls of Hillslope Scale N and DOC Flushing: A Virtual Experiment Approach - Markus Weiler and Jeff McDonnell (Oregon State University Dept. of Forest Engineering) at AGU 2002 Fall Meeting
  
• Virtual Experiments:A new approach to study water flow and solute transport at the hillslope scale - Markus Weiler and Jeff McDonnell (Oregon State University, Dept. of Forest Engineering) at Slovenia 2002
  
• On the dialog between experimentalist and modeller in catchment hydrology: Use of soft data for multi-criteria model calibration - Jan Seibert and Jeff McDonnell  (Oregon State University Dept. of Forest Engineering) at AGU 2000 Fall Meeting
  
• Peakflow responses to forest practices in Oregon, USA - A modelling approach - Jeff McDonnell and Jan Seibert (Oregon State University Dept. of Forest Engineering) and Julia Jones (Oregon State University Dept. of Geosciences) at AGU 2000 Fall Meeting