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DESCRIPTION:Our water resources are under pressure from a multitude of stre
 ssors. In addition to unsustainable use of freshwater and an increasing de
 mand\, observations suggest that global change is changing the water cycle
 \, i.e. affecting flow pathways and hydrologic connectivity\, storage and 
 release of water\, residence times in different environmental compartments
  and the resilience of watersheds to disturbances. In order to understand 
 the current and future effects of global change on our water resources and
  hydrological processes\, we need to know more about the partitioning of w
 ater in our landscapes and how water moves towards stream channels\, i.e. 
 about streamflow generation. This presentation highlights research work at
  the hillslope to headwater catchment scale that investigates flow pathway
 s and sources of streamflow\, controls and thresholds for streamflow gener
 ation processes\, the relevance of hydrologic connectivity and its consequ
 ences for solute export. Global change is forecast to impact the processes
  of the water cycle very differently for different regions. We therefore n
 eed the small-scale process knowledge to model water fluxes within regiona
 l and global earth system models correctly and to develop locally adapted 
 water management and protection strategies.
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SUMMARY:Dr. Luisa Hopp\, Lehrstuhl für Hydrologie\, Universität Bayreuth (H
 omepage): Streamflow generation processes: controls\, flow pathways and li
 nks to solute export
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