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Yinphan Tsang @streamyinphan

Watershed Hydrology, Stream Ecology, Hydrological Modeling, Ecological Modeling, Landscape Ecology

Joined May 2019
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Yinphan Tsang retweeted
University of Hawaii at Manoa@uhmanoa
31 Oct 2023
Native waterfall-climbing fish threatened by climate change and human activity - New #UHMResearch highlights the importance of the mountain to ocean approach to the stewardship of Hawaiʻi’s natural and cultural resources ➡️ bit.ly/3QA23LQ
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Come read the story stored in ʻoʻopu nākea's otoliths🐟: Native waterfall-climbing fish threatened by climate change, human activity hawaii.edu/news/2023/10/27/n… Our late ʻoʻopu mentor Dr. Bob Kinzie III once said🧐, ‘Otoliths don’t lie, we just need to listen carefully!’

Native waterfall-climbing fish threatened by climate change, human activity | University of Hawaiʻi...

New research from UH Mānoa highlights the importance of the mountain to ocean approach to the stewardship of Hawaiʻi’s natural and cultural resources.

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Charles B. van Rees@GuloThoughts
7 Jun 2023
Learning about Hawaiian endemic freshwater fish & inverts from @streamyinphan. So much amphidromous natural history from the aloha state!! 💧🐟🤙 #SFS2023 #FreshwaterDownUnder
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Dr. Julie Mai (@julieeemai.bsky.social)@JulieeeMai
24 Mar 2023
Shameless plug... I'm thrilled about my first single-author publication.💖 For a long time, I thought of writing up some good #calibration #practices after calibrating models for 20 years. Here are 10 strategies🧵 Many thx to the #WomenInHydrology SI! bit.ly/3JW4DIw
Screenshot of the first page of the linked publication: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jhydrol.2023.129414

ALT Screenshot of the first page of the linked publication: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jhydrol.2023.129414

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So honored to be Erskine Fellow at UC Civil and Natural Resources Engineering. Kia Ora! linkedin.com/posts/uc-civil-…

#erskinefellow #johnanguserskine #bequest #visitinglecturer #hydrology #acquatic #ecosystems...

Every year, the John Angus Erskine bequest enables international academic visitors to lecture at UC. It's with much pleasure that we welcome our first Erskine Fellow for this year, Dr. Yin-Phan Tsang...

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Melissa Price@HiWildlife
1 Dec 2022
We are #hiring! @NREM_UH @uhmanoa invites applications for a tenure-track faculty position in Biocultural Resource Stewardship. 9-month tenure track position 50% teaching 50% research. schooljobs.com/careers/hawai… Position #83740 #Indigenoustwitter
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I am recruiting a graduate student (PhD/MS) to study 🧐soil moisture 🫧 and its association with the extreme climate☀️⛈️within an NSF-funded project in Hawaii 🗺️. Come join us! 🤓 drive.google.com/file/d/1mBP…
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A perfect Sunday ☀️with wonderful company🌈! Tsang stream lab simply amazing!! Come study water 🫧🌦️and fish 🐟🎣with us! Guarantee no regrets😉.
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We are hiring! instructor in environmental social science. Come join u!
Oleson lab@OlesonLab
3 Nov 2021
We are hiring! Instructor in environmental social science governmentjobs.com/careers/h…
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David Blodgett @dblodgett@mstdn.social@D_Blodgett
3 Nov 2021
Come work with us!! usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetai…
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Li Li 李黎@LiReactiveWater
25 Oct 2021
Dr. Laura Lautz @lklautz from @NSF @SyracuseU will give a much anticipated talk on stream health and water quality in #urban #watersheds. Nov. 3, 4-5 pm, EDT. Come join us. Registration link: psu.zoom.us/meeting/register…
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Exciting project and opportunities. Here we go! @AbbyGailFrazier @hiclimateportal $1.33M grant to better understand, forecast Hawaiʻi’s complex weather and climate hawaii.edu/news/2021/10/10/h…

$1.33M grant to better understand, forecast Hawaiʻi’s complex weather and climate | University of...

UH Mānoa scientists will deploy dozens of climate stations to collect critical data.

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Glad to be part of this NSF MRI effort!🌟Excited about this whole another level of possibilities on climate related research for Hawaii! ☀️
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Megan Konar@MeganKonar
25 Aug 2021
Maps of precipitation change in the US & around the world. Well-timed to use this week in my class. nytimes.com/interactive/2021…

These Maps Tell the Story of Two Americas: One Parched, One Soaked (Published 2021)

The country, like most of the world, is becoming both drier and wetter in the era of climate change. It depends where you live.

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Elizabeth W. Boyer@HydroBeth
23 Aug 2021
Interesting coverage by @BBC_Future on water-related conflicts. About 1/4 of the world's population now faces severe water scarcity at least one month out of the year: bbc.com/future/article/20210…

How water shortages are brewing wars

Unprecedented levels of dam building and water extraction by nations on great rivers are leaving countries further downstream increasingly thirsty, increasing the risk of conflicts.

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Aurora Kagawa-Viviani, PhD@akkagawa
24 Jul 2021
#AGU21 abstracts are due soon (Aug 4) so here is a list of potentially relevant #ecohydrology sessions at the hybrid (NOLA/virtual) meeting. (I'll add links as I go...)
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Nandita Basu@nanditabasu2
12 Jul 2021
Do you know of or are you a woman working in hydrology? We want to celebrate #WomenInHydrology in a Special Issue of the Journal of Hydrology #womenJOH-SI..1/
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Yu-Fen Huang@WaterYFHuang
9 Jul 2021
The hurricane/typhoon category is defined by the wind speed, so it only indicates the potential damage from winds and excludes rainfall-driven damages, such as flooding. Hurricane categories don’t tell the whole story: nationalgeographic.com/envir… 來自 @NatGeo

What hurricane categories tell us—and don’t tell us—about storms

Hurricane categories, ranked one through five, don't tell the whole story. Here's what really matters.

nationalgeographic.com
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Check this paper out! "In Hawaiʻi, the maximum streamflow in a year was not always the result of the maximum rainfall, based on analyses from 1975 to 2005. The timing of both maximum events has shifted from early Jan to late Dec, likely due to the changes in ENSO." @HIHydroYuFen
Yu-Fen Huang@WaterYFHuang
14 Jun 2021
Yeah! My manuscript got published: Shifting magnitude and timing of streamflow extremes and the relations... sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Stream lab works in the loi! Thanks, Rachel and Hoʻokuaʻāina! @HIHydroYuFen
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