Oral

Shreeram Inamdar | Conference Welcome and Overview

SESSION 1: Defining Extreme Climate Events (ECE) and Measuring, Recording, and Sampling Their Impacts

Melinda Dianne Smith | An ecological perspective on extreme climatic events (ECEs)

Douglas A Burns | Expectations for Increases in the Magnitude and Frequency of Peakflows with Future Climate Change: the Need to Validate Study Approaches

Diana Karwan | Water and Material Sources and Pathways During Extreme and Non-Extreme Events in White Clay Creek, Pennsylvania, USA

Cliff Dahm | Extreme Water Quality Degradation Following Catastrophic Forest Fires

Francois Birgand | Continuous water quality to capture all events: how good are the new sensors?

SESSION 2: Export, Transport, and Transformation of C, N, and P Through the Fluvial/Aquatic Network From the Source to the Sea

Andrew C Wilcox | Extreme Rainfall and Flooding in the Hyperarid Atacama Desert, Chile

Peter A Raymond | Hydrologic events and watershed biogeochemistry: The Pulse Shunt Hypothesis

Nobuhito Ohte | Effects of extreme events on nitrogen export from forested headwater catchments

Sarah Godsey | Hydrologic Connectivity and Threshold Behavior Influences Nutrient Export from Arctic Hillslopes

Wilfred M Wollheim | Changes in biogeochemical supply and demand during storm events alter the role of river networks in controlling downstream exports

SESSION 3: Long Term Impacts and Recovery of Ecosystems; Lessons From Past Extreme Events

Peter Groffman | Shooting at a moving target: Evaluating ecosystem response to extreme events in a changing world

Charles T Driscoll | Response of soil and streamwater of watersheds in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park to fire disturbance.

Robert M Hirsch | Exploring the hypothesis of a “flood-reset” of the sediment and nutrient delivery in some Eastern U.S. watersheds

Karen C Rice | Riverine Discharges to Chesapeake Bay: Analysis of Long-Term (1927-2014) Records and Implications for Future Flows in the Chesapeake Bay Basin

Rodrigo Vargas | Ecological implications of hurricane disturbances: immediate responses, resiliency, and recovery

SESSION 4: Changes in Aquatic Ecosystem Structure, Functions, and Services

Hans W. Paerl | Impacts of tropical cyclones on North Carolina estuarine and coastal carbon and nitrogen dynamics: Implications for biogeochemical cycling and water quality in a stormier and warmer world

Robert Thomas Hensley | Episodic Flow Reversals as a Driver of Ecosystem Change in Florida’s Springs

Jinjun Kan | Storm Events Restructured Microbial Community and Their Biogeochemical Potentials

Cristina D. Takacs-Vesbach | An Extreme Flood Event Marks a State Change in an Antarctic Aquatic Ecosystem

Laurel Larsen | Effects of Extreme Drought on the Organic Carbon Dynamics and Hydroecology of Intermittent, Salmon-bearing Streams

SESSION 5: Differences in ECE Impacts Across Forested, Agricultural and Urban Landscapes

Marguerite A. Xenopoulos | Disentangling the Effects of Agriculture Land Use on the Export of Nutrients and Carbon During Flooding Events

Susana Bernal | Being used to it: impacts of seasonal extreme climate events on C and N cycling in Mediterranean catchments

Philippe Vidon | Climate Variability and Gas Fluxes in Agricultural Riparian Zones

Eran W Hood | Climate-driven changes in organic carbon export from coastal temperate rainforest watersheds

Amy J Burgin | Weather Whiplash in Agricultural Regions Drives Deterioration of Water Quality

SESSION 6: Watershed Management Practices and Aquatic Restoration Strategies to Mitigate Impacts of Extreme Climate Events

Nancy B Grimm | Designing Social-Ecological-Technological Systems (SETS) to Build Resilience to Extreme Weather-Related Events in Urban Environments

Ellen Wohl | Building Carbon Storage and Resilience to Extreme Climate Events into River Management

Emily S Bernhardt | Fast and slow responses of coastal freshwater ecosystems to salt water intrusion events

Jennifer Leah Tank | Watershed-Scale Conservation, Through Changing Land Cover, Reduces Nutrient Export From Agroecosystems Even Under Changing Hydrology

Andrew N Sharpley | Conservation strategies and nutrient and sediment reduction in agricultural watersheds in light of Extreme Climate Events

Shreeram Inamdar | Closing Remarks