Author Archives: Miriam Coenders

NEW: Assessment of short- and long-term memory in trends of major climatic variables over Iran: 1966–2015

Congratulations Ameneh Mianabadi with your publication!

New paper out on aridity changes in Iran: https://t.co/xMEvQ6SeD4 Congratulations Ameneh Mianabadi!!

— Miriam Coenders (@miriamcoenders) February 17, 2018

Measuring evaporation with DTS

Bart’s technical note has been accepted!

Want to know how you can measure evaporation with DTS? Read Bart's latest paper in HESS. Congratulations! @wrmtudelft Technical note: Using distributed temperature sensing for Bowen ratio evaporation measurements https://t.co/vRnXO782OZ

— Miriam Coenders (@miriamcoenders) January 30, 2018

Another nice paper out

New paper!! Effects of phenology and meteorological disturbance on litter rainfall intercep… https://t.co/mv5aSBHjHN

— Miriam Coenders (@miriamcoenders) August 8, 2017

New cool paper out by Bart et al. Technical note: using DTS for Bowen
ratio evaporation measurements https://t.co/7Xb1jq9aHB

— Miriam Coenders (@miriamcoenders) August 4, 2017

New article published in HESSD

A simple global Budyko model to partition evaporation into interception and transpiration https://t.co/kdWkbygkbh

— Miriam Coenders (@miriamcoenders) June 9, 2017

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The Mystery of Evaporation

A –Streams of Thought– contribution by Shaun Harrigan & Wouter Berghuijs. (PDF Version) Our job as hydrologists is to understand and predict the water cycle. Historically, prediction of river f…

Source: The Mystery of Evaporation

Boussinesq Lecture 2016: October 27th

On October 27th, Gabriel Katul will give the Boussinesq Lecture at the KVAB in Brussel, Belgium. Within the theme “Evaporation and Transpiration” Diego Miralles and I will also present our latest research findings.

See http://www.boussinesqcenter.nl/bc/boussinesq-lecture-2016/ for further information.

TEDxDelft talk on Measuring evaporation

TEDxDelft 2015-2016 | TEDxDelft Salon | Sensing the invisible, measuring evaporation https://t.co/uOqkJNnpWb pic.twitter.com/XlmMfeRksh

— TEDxDelft (@TEDxDelft) October 25, 2015