Beautiful photos and a nice article on the Copper River (link). Via Faith.
Congrats, Dongyue! Link here.
Via NASA, SMAP’s launch is on Thursday, at (I believe) around 9:15 am, with coverage starting at 8:45 on NASA TV (link).
These are some amazing, double-take-inducing photos from photographer Marko Korosec Slovenia: More here. via Faith, of course.
The Delaware Aqueduct is under repairs. From the NYT: The tunnel will parallel and eventually bypass a long-troubled section of the Delaware Aqueduct, through which New York City receives about half of its 1.1-billion-gallon-a-day water supply. This part of the…
Via Slate. Click through for a link to a YouTube video. Tons of lake-effect snow!
To celebrate the anniversary of the Matternhorn ascent, Robert Bösch and others hiked into the alps and staged a ton of crazy shots. Here’s one: One of the shots from the photoshoot On BoredPanda. Via Faith.
![Do snow-dominated basins have lower or higher runoff ratios?](https://u.osu.edu/durand.8/files/2014/11/Screen-Shot-2014-11-08-at-4.15.07-PM-2473ylh-150x150.png)
The recent Nature Climate Change paper by Berghuijs et al. analyzed the MOPEX catchments. Interestingly, they found that streamflow is greater for snowmelt-dominated catchments: In their Fig 1b, they show that basins with snow:precipitation ratio of 0.6 vs. 0.2 would…
Via Engadget. So cool:
Ben Vander Jagt has won an ION graduate student award (link). Congratulations, Ben!
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