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   abstract: Research Physical Scientist with the Wyoming-Montana Water Science Center
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   abstract: Dr. Theodore B. Barnhart studies the connection between the mountain
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   abstract: Dr. Barnhart is interested in furthering the understanding of how changes
     in the mountain snowpack translate into changes in streamflow and how that process
     varies across landscapes, land cover types, and climate systems. He is also
     interested in understanding the water resources implications of the changing
     mountain snowpack and streamflow and the effects on downstream stakeholders.
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