Department of Energy (DOE) Graduate Fellowship at Cal State LA

DOE RENEW GRANT FUNDING

GRADUATE STUDENT FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

• ANNUAL FELLOWSHIP SUPPORT- $22,000/YEAR
• SUMMER FELLOWSHIP SUPPORT - $10,000/SUMMER
• MATERIALS/SUPPLIES FOR RESEARCH AND TRAVEL EXPENSES
• PROSPECTIVE CAL STATE LA GRADUATE STUDENTS ARE ELIGIBLE TO APPLY

Project Objectives

This project will examine overall patterns of watershed and riparian function in East River Colorado and LA River, as modern paired watershed systems of different land use. Work will focus on fire ecohydrology and disturbance of these watersheds, and analyzing solute/nutrient flux, isotope hydrology.

Project Activities

A) Disturbances; we will focus on the combined wet weather and dry weather contributions and supply to the LA River and its tributaries, and how disturbances (e.g. wildfire, drought, atmospheric rivers) affect runoff, recharge, and water supply.

B) Functional Zonation; we will examine overall patterns of watershed and riparian function including solute/nutrient flux and isotope hydrology along the course of the LA River and its tributaries.

CAL STATE LA

LAWRENCE BERKELEY NATIONAL LAB

SLAC NATIONAL ACCELERATOR LABORATORY

Inquiry  Contact: Send Project Director Dr. Barry Hibbs an email with DOE-ER-LARIVER in subject line at: bhibbs@calstatela.edu  and to co-PI Dr. Jingjing Li at jli104@calstatela.edu