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5/22/2018  |   3:15 PM - 3:30 PM   |  HYDROCLIM: A CONTINENTAL-SCALE DATABASE OF CONTEMPORARY AND FUTURE STREAMFLOW AND WATER TEMPERATURE ESTIMATES FOR AQUATIC BIODIVERSITY STUDIES   |  410 A

HYDROCLIM: A CONTINENTAL-SCALE DATABASE OF CONTEMPORARY AND FUTURE STREAMFLOW AND WATER TEMPERATURE ESTIMATES FOR AQUATIC BIODIVERSITY STUDIES

Streamflow and water temperature are primary factors influencing the traits, distribution, and diversity of freshwater species. Ongoing changes in climate are causing directional alteration of these environmental conditions. Accurate estimation of these variables is critical for predicting the responses of species to ongoing changes in freshwater habitat, yet ecologically relevant high-resolution data describing variation in streamflow and water temperature across North America are not available. To address this issue, we are developing the “HydroClim” database, which will provide web-accessible (www.hydroclim.org) historical and projected monthly streamflow and water temperature data for stream sections in all major watersheds across the United States and Canada from 1950-2099. These data will also be integrated with FishNet 2 (www.fishnet2.net), an online biodiversity database that provides open access to over 2 million localities of freshwater fish species in the United States and Canada, thus allowing for the characterization of the habitat requirements of freshwater species across this region. HydroClim should provide a vast array of opportunities for a greater understanding of freshwater systems in the United States and Canada in the coming century.

  • Fish
  • Flow
  • Hydrology

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Jason Knouft (), Saint Louis University, jason.knouft@slu.edu;


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Darren Ficklin (), Indiana University, dflickin@indiana.edu;


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Henry Bart (), Tulane University, hbartjr@tulane.edu;


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Nelson Rios (), Tulane University, nrios@tulane.edu;


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