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Project Information
Project Name
IEWE: Improved Estimates of Wetland Evaporation
Led by
Lead 1
Lead 2
Lead 3
Lead 4
Name
Warren Helgason
Institution
University of Saskatchewan
Role
PI
Contact Information
warren.helgason@usask.ca
Classification (e.g., "GWF Pillar 3", "CCRN", etc.)
GWF Pillar 1
Project Websites
https://gwf.usask.ca/projects-facilities/all-projects/p1-wetland-evap.php
Project Description
The issue of dynamic water storage in prairie wetlands has received considerable attention in recent years. Accordingly, we have learned a great deal about wetland storage, hydraulic connectivity between adjacent wetlands, and the contribution of wetlands to streamflow and groundwater systems. However, there has been scant attention paid to the factors that influence the rates of evaporation from wetlands, or evapotranspiration from wetland-dominated landscapes. Frequently, evaporation estimates are based on simple Priestly-Taylor or Penman-Monteith approaches, using parameters that can't possibly reflect the dynamic nature of prairie wetlands. This project examines the factors influencing wetland evaporation in prairie agricultural landscapes for the purpose of developing more robust techniques for estimating the rate of wetland evaporation.
Current Status of this Project
○ Planned
◉ In Progress
○ Abandoned
○ Complete
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